Independent Certifier

WT Partnership was appointed as Independent Certifier responsible for specified inspection and certification obligations in relation to completion of construction and commissioning of the facilities.

In April 2019, the provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador selected NL Healthcare Partners to design, build, finance and maintain the Gander and Grand Falls-Windsor Care Homes project in a public-private partnership.

WT provided Independent Certifier services for the development of a new seven-storey,164-bed hospital in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.

The first phase constitutes of the Patient Care Tower - this will include the design and construction of single-patient rooms that will modernize the Royal Inland Hospital's standard of care congruently ameliorating working conditions. The second phase, Phase 2, will focus on the renovation and expansion of the emergency services department and the addition of new parking stalls.

WT are pleased to announce our role as the Independent Certifier on the Toronto Courthouse Project.

The project known as ‘Ravenhall Prison Project’ entails the design, construction, operation and financing of a 1,300 bed medium-security male prison under a PPP arrangement.

WT has was appointed as the Independent Certifier for the Ontario Provincial Police Modernization Phase 2 Project. The Design-Build-Finance (DBF) project involved the construction of 10 new detachment facilities across Ontario.

The 7.6km transit expansion to the Winnipeg Southwest Transitway will link the existing line to the University of Manitoba and IGF Field.

WT has been engaged as the Independent Certifier for the new Niagara Falls Entertainment Centre that will be constructed on an existing parking garage in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The structure of the parking garage will remain, and the entertainment centre will be built on top with some modifications to the structure below.

The Project will result in the construction of approximately 655,000 square feet of new build space, which will include: 235 in-patient beds; ambulatory programs; the relocation of the emergency department to the Queen Street site; research and educational facilities; information and resource facilities; and site improvements, including parks and green space improvements.