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Aecom has been awarded the top position on Defence Construction Canada's - or DCC - National Architecture & Engineering Source List. This multi-year program, with a total potential value of up to $270M CAD, will support the Department of National Defence, or DND, in delivering critical infrastructure across Canada. As the largest Source List ever issued by DCC in total maximum estimated value, this program represents an investment in Canada's defense infrastructure. The contract comprises a three-year agreement, with two additional one-year period options. Aecom will provide multidisciplinary architecture and engineering services spanning the full spectrum of planning, design, and construction-phase support. Work under the program will encompass the delivery of hangars and aircraft maintenance buildings, vehicle maintenance bays, high-security office complexes, accommodations, mess facilities, recreational amenities, and training facilities. Aecom will also provide strategic planning services, assisting DCC with long-term recapitalization plans and asset portfolio management.

A joint venture between AECOM, Binnies and Ramboll announced that it has been appointed by Singapore's National Environment Agency, or NEA, to deliver multi-disciplinary consultancy services for Phase 2 of the Integrated Waste Management Facility, or IWMF. The facility will be a sustainable, highly advanced waste disposal facility that is integral to NEA's long-term plans to meet Singapore's future solid waste management needs. Building on its role as Owner's Engineer for Phase 1 of IWMF, which is currently being delivered by a team led by AECOM and Binnies with support from Ramboll, the joint venture will support the next phase of this nationally-significant project, located within Tuas Nexus - Singapore's first integrated water reclamation and solid waste treatment facility. Phase 2 will be designed to process up to 2,900 tons of waste per day, converting waste into energy while supporting resource recovery and exploring future carbon capture integration. IWMF's co-location with the Tuas Water Reclamation Plant supports energy and resource recovery, reduces environmental impact and makes efficient use of space in land-scarce Singapore. The joint venture will deliver services across planning, design, procurement support, construction supervision, and testing and commissioning. Drawing on its experience from Phase 1, the team will apply a refined multi-contract delivery approach that supports safe, efficient project execution.