Grandview Children’s Treatment Centre Redevelopment Project (Ontario, Canada), by Sacyr and Amico, has won an award of merit at the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships’ (CCPPP) National Awards for Innovation and Excellence in P3s.
These awards honor governments and/or public institutions and their private sector partners who have demonstrated excellence and innovation in public-private partnerships in project financing, service delivery, infrastructure investment and/or generation of economic benefit, which result in enhanced quality of public services and facilities.
Transformative projects
“This year, the projects being honored are transforming our communities, from building state-of-the-art high schools and hospitals to bringing critical broadband service to rural and remote citizens. These seven projects demonstrate the continuing evolution and resiliency of the P3 model in delivering best-in-class infrastructure for Canadians that is innovative and cost effective”, said Lisa Mitchell, CCPPP’s President and CEO.
“We are ecstatic that the Grandview Children’s Treatment Centre Redevelopment Project won this award. Children First Consortium is excited to see the impact of the new ‘Grandview Kids’ and the support it provides to children and youth in the Durham Region.”, commented Nadine Leonard, Project Director of Children First Consortium at the award presentation.
Grandview Kids
The Children First consortium (Sacyr Engineering and Infrastructures and Amico) oversees the design, build, and financing (DBF) scheme of the Grandview Children’s (new Grandview Kids) Redevelopment Project in Ajax (Ontario, Canada).
This project, valued at around $85 million, reached financial and commercial closure in April 2022 and is currently in the development stage. The center, which specializes in children and youth with special needs and their families, will integrate a mix of rehabilitation, medical and clinical services, as well as education and research activities.
The few four-story facility will serve as the new headquarters for Grandview Kids and will have a gross area of 9,000 sq. m.
Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships
Established in 1993, CCPPP is a national not-for-profit non-partisan, member-based organization with broad representation from across the public and private sectors. Our mission is to collaborate with all levels of government and Indigenous communities to enable smart, innovative approaches to infrastructure development and service delivery that achieve the best outcomes for Canadians. The Council is a proponent of evidence-based public policy in support of P3s, facilitates the adoption of international best practices, and educates stakeholders and the community on the economic and social benefits of public-private partnerships.