Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Infrastructure Ontario announced that its November 2026 Market Update is now available, which provides the latest information on projects across IO’s capital program, including project timing, procurement status and upcoming opportunities.
The update features 21 projects in pre-procurement and active procurement stages, representing more than $22 billion in design and construction value. It also includes 20 government-announced projects that are currently in the early planning stages.
Some market update project highlights include:
New Project:
- Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital – Redevelopment
Projects moved from pre- to active procurement:
- Runnymede Healthcare Centre Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Centre of Excellence – Toronto Ambulatory
- Runnymede Healthcare Centre Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Centre of Excellence – Caledon Residential Treatment Facility
Major projects reaching contract execution:
- Ontario Place Landscape and Public Realm Construction
- The Ottawa Hospital – Civic Campus Redevelopment
- Lakeridge Health – Bowmanville Hospital Redevelopment
- Quinte Detention Centre
“Infrastructure Ontario’s (IO) November 2026 Market Update demonstrates our progress in delivering the Ontario government’s historic $236 billion capital plan to strengthen the economy and protect communities. Working in concert with our partners, IO continues to deliver on government priorities, building Ontario through projects of all sizes,” said Angela Clayton, IO’s president and CEO.
“This Market Update illustrates our continued momentum as we move ahead with 21 projects with a total design and construction value of more than $22 billion. This builds on IO’s proven record of delivery, with 105 public-private partnership (P3) and major non-P3 projects being completed since 2005.
“Across our projects, we strive to ensure that designs, technical requirements and output specifications are developed to foster broad market participation and competitive outcomes, while maximizing sourcing flexibility and supporting access to Canadian materials and suppliers wherever feasible.”
Featured image: (Lakeridge Health)
