Pan Am Aquatics Centre, Field House and Canadian Sport Institute Ontario
- Location:
- Scarborough
- Project Type:
- DBF - Design Build Finance
- Infrastructure Type:
- Special Projects
- Contract Price:
- $158.8 Million
- Estimated Value for Money:
- $28.3 Million
About the Project
- The Pan American Aquatics Centre (PAAC), Field House and Canadian Sport Institute Ontario (CSIO) is a high-performance aquatics and athletics facility constructed on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus for the Toronto 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games.
- Students, high-performance athletes, sporting groups and community residents of all ages have the best possible facilities available to them, from gymnasia and multipurpose program areas to fitness and training facilities.
Status:
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Request for QualificationsDec 20, 2010
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Short-list Bidders SelectedJun 01, 2011
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Request for ProposalsAug 03, 2011
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Winning Bidder SelectedJul 03, 2012
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Construction BeginsJun 28, 2012
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Construction EndsJul 15, 2014
Latest News
Winning Bidder
PCL Aquatics Centre 2012
Features
Aquatics Area:
- Two, 50-metre, 10-lane swimming pools
- A 25-metre by 21-metre by five-metre, deep-diving tank with five-metre, 7.5-metre and 10-metre platforms
- Dedicated training area for divers with fixed trampoline
- Seating capacity of approximately 6,000 (2,300 permanent fixed seats; 900 permanent retractable seats; 2,800 temporary seats - all numbers approximate)
Field House:
- Flexible gymnasia space
- Seating capacity of approximately 2,000 (1,400 permanent retractable seats; 600 temporary seats - all numbers approximate)
- Indoor recreational track
- Fitness area including cardio and weightlifting facilities
- Consultation and teaching areas
- Change rooms, storage, and administrative space
Canadian Sport Institute Ontario:
- Sport performance lab
Dedicated areas to enable focused work in strength and conditioning, recovery and regeneration, and sport research
Community And Green Benefits
- Following the Games, the facility is functioning as a centre for high performance and university sports, and providing much-needed community recreation space for its Scarborough neighbourhood
- Design and construction of the Aquatics Centre adhered to the guidelines and sustainability principles of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system -achieving LEED Silver standard for the facility and complying with the City of Toronto's Toronto Green Standard (TGS).
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Announcements
- Request for Qualifications Issued - Dec. 20, 2010
- Shortlisted Bidders Announced - June 1, 2011
- Request for Proposals Issued - Aug. 3, 2011
- Request for Proposals Closed - Jan. 31, 2012
- Request for Proposals Closed - Backgrounder
- Financial Close - July 3, 2012
- Financial Close - Backgrounder
- Groundbreaking - Backgrounder