Location: St. Thomas
Project Type: DBFM - Design Build Finance Maintain
Infrastructure Type: Justice
Price of Contract: $249 million
Estimated Value for Money : $27.1 million
About the Project:
- The St. Thomas Consolidated Courthouse will bring together existing court facilities within one location in St. Thomas.
- The new building will consolidate within one modern facility St. Thomas’s two existing courts: the Superior Court of Justice and the courts of the Ontario Court of Justice.
Project Features
- The new courthouse will be constructed on the site of the historic Elgin County Courthouse and Land Registry Office, which will be extensively refurbished and incorporated into the new facility.
- Eight courtrooms and three conference/ settlement rooms with sufficient capacity to meet the needs of the community for the next 30 years.
Community and Green Benefits
- The consolidated courthouse will improve justice services in the community by increasing the number of available courtrooms and by providing improved public access and security.
- The courthouse will be designed and built to meet the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver standards, incorporating environmentally sustainable construction practices and energy efficient design.
Economic Benefits
- At the peak of construction, it is estimated that 120 workers will be on the courthouse construction site daily
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