Who We Are

ColasCanada is a subsidiary of the Colas Group of companies, the worldwide leader in road construction. Through our business units, we operate in a decentralized structure with offices located in 7 different provinces and territories throughout Canada. ColasCanada has over 5,000 employees nationwide in over 40 locations and can work across the country.

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Our Services

ColasCanada provides various services that bring the most innovative and efficient solutions to the marketplace. We proudly provide road construction related services to government and municipal jurisdictions, the industrial sector and the commercial sector.

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Our Expertise

ColasCanada, though its vast network both at home and abroad, has access to highly experienced and skilled personnel and state-of-art know-how in nearly every field of road construction, rehabilitation and maintenance. As part of the Colas international research and development network, our group continuously strives for excellence.

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Our Products

ColasCanada manufactures and provides various aggregate, emulsion, binders and asphalt and concrete mixes to the marketplace. From the rock to the road, ColasCanada is vertically integrated and produces these products for our internal use and for 3rd party sales.

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Featured projects

Cable Barrier Project: Highway 2 – Alberta Highway Services

In 2010, Alberta Highway Services completed the installation of a cable barrier system on Highway 2 between the City of Red Deer and the City of Airdrie. 

Canadian Natural Resources Limited - Horizon Aerodrome Design Build – E Construction

In 2005, E Construction was one of three firms invited to submit a proposal to design, build, manage and construct a new aerodrome for Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL) for their Horizon Oil Sands Project.

Road 185, Saint-Louis du HaHa - Cabano – Sintra

The largest project to date realized by a Sintra regional office. It has lasted for over 2 years and is estimated to cost approximately $57 million.

 

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