Build Communities Strong Fund

A.T.M.P. Cycling Network Expansion
($106,839)

The free-to-use, publicly accessible repair stations will be installed along popular cycling routes and pathways that attract heavy cycling traffic.

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada

Approach Rehabilitation - Various structures
($294,000)

Design/Construction Phase - This project is to rehabilitate approaches for structures located on Columbus Rd E, 100m east of Ritson Rd. N.(MS-000313) and on Harbour Rd., 400m west of Farewell St. (MS-000224) as identified in the 2023 Biennial Municipal Structural Inspection Program.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Asphalt Preservation
and Rehabilitation
($2,200,000)

As part of the City's Annual Renewal and Replacement Program this project is to address pavement deficiencies. High-risk deficiencies on ancillary right of-way assets such as curb and gutter and sidewalk are also addressed. This program selects candidates based on various factors: condition, performance, coordinating infrastructure needs, growth and development, traffic volumes, maintenance demands, complaints, risk, and reducing costs. 

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Asset Management and Decision Support System
($709,000)

The system will provide lifecycle modeling options for all assets, with the ability to predict the impact on the levels of service based on various lifecycle and funding options. The system will augment existing capital planning systems and will provide the ability to model and assess various approaches, treatments and long-term investment options for the ongoing maintenance of capital assets.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Beatrice St. E. Culvert Rehabilitation
($57,000)

The scope of the project includes, but is not limited to, design for the rehabilitation of the culvert located on Beatrice St. E., 0.14km east of Mary St. N. (MS-000214) as identified in the 2023 Biennial Municipal Structural Inspection Program. Rehabilitation of the culvert within the advised time frame will prevent an unplanned culvert failure from occurring and potentially closing the road. Design in 2026, with construction forecasted in 2027.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Chiller Replacement at Robert McLaughlin Gallery
($100,000)

Design Phase - This project is to replace the two existing chillers and air handling units, which service the Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

City Hall Air Handling Unit & Exhaust System Replacement
($50,000)

Design Phase - Work involves the removal and replacement of the air handling unit and exhaust system in City Hall Parking Garage.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Energy Assessment Project
($150,000)

The project delivers an annual program to complete energy audits for City facilities. These audits will support identification of operational, envelope and mechanical opportunities to reduce energy consumption, green house gas (G.H.G.) emissions and associated costs. Outcomes of these audits will be used to inform opportunities for current and future capital projects, maintenance recommendations, and improved use of existing assets such as building automation systems.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Farewell St. Sidewalk & Multi-Use Path Construction
($1,089,000)

New sidewalks will be constructed on the west side of Farewell from Harbour Rd. to Wentworth St. and sidewalk reconstructed from Wentworth St. to Bloor St. A multi-use path will be constructed on the east side of Farewell from Habour Rd. to south of Bloor St. E. 

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada

Fire Hall 2 HVAC Retrofit
($1,500,000)

The existing HVAC system is from the building's original construction date of 1982. The current system has exceeded the typical life cycle, operates inefficiently and does not provide adequate heating or cooling control. Work involves the replacement of the fire hall’s HVAC system.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Fire Halls - Washroom/Changeroom Modifications
($2,975,000)

This project is to design and implement retrofit modifications to the existing washrooms/changerooms at all Fire Halls. Priorities for 2025 include Fire Hall 2 and 3. Priorities for 2026 include Fire Hall 4.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Harmony Valley Park Pedestrian Structure Replacement
($80,000)

This project is to design the reconstruction for the pedestrian bridge located 600m south of Beatrice St. E., within Harmony Valley Park. (MS-8- HRMY-A) as identified in the 2023 Biennial Municipal Structural Inspection Program. Rehabilitating the bridge within the advised time frame will prevent an unplanned failure from occurring and potentially closing the structure. Designed planned in 2026, with construction forecasted in 2028.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Infrastructure Condition Monitoring
($446,157)

This project is to collect data on the City’s infrastructure through inspections and prepare reports on conditions for a variety of asset classes. Items include, but are not limited to: the City's biennial municipal structure inspections and detailed inspection program; inspection of the City's road network; stormwater assets (storm sewers and watercourses); and creek erosion.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

King St. E.
Bridge Rehabilitation
($100,000)

2026 is for design of the rehabilitation of the King. St. E. structure located 200m east of Harmony Rd. as identified in the 2023 Biennial Municipal Structural Inspection Program. Class D Estimate. Rehabilitating the bridge within the advised time frame will prevent an unplanned structure failure from occurring and/or potentially closing the road. The project will include repairs to various concrete elements, sidewalk replacement, and utility support brackets replacement. Rehabilitation anticipated in 2028.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Meadow St. Reconstruction
($1,447,000)

This project involves the reconstruction of Meadow St. from Avalon St. to Manor Dr., including storm sewers. To minimize disruptions to local residents and businesses, regional services will be replaced through collaborative efforts.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Myers Rd. Reconstruction
($1,225,000)

This project involves the reconstruction of Myers St. from Wolfe St. to Conant St., including the addition of sidewalks but excluding storm sewers.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

North Oshawa Park Pedestrian Bridge Replacement ($100,000)

Design Phase - This project involves the design and future replacement of the pedestrian bridge located at North Oshawa Park, approximately 0.2km east of Mary St. N. (north of Beatrice St. E., MS-7-0000). The 2026 scope includes advancing detailed design to address structural deficiencies and accessibility needs. The design phase will assess replacement options, prepare engineering drawings, and develop cost estimates to guide construction in a future year.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Replace Chiller at Consolidated Operations Depot ($100,000)

Design Phase – This project is to replace the chiller and associated HVAC equipment at the Consolidated Operations Depot. Project to include detailed design and construction.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Replacement of two Pedestrian Bridges Crossing the Oshawa Creek
($4,157,832)

The scope of this project includes, but is not limited to, design and rehabilitation of pedestrian bridges as well as installing a new conveyance pipe that will run underground beneath the pedestrian structures. The pipe will manage the overland flow of water and convey it down the hill and into the creek without undermining the new structure.

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada

Rotary Park Redevelopment ($25,000,663)

Redevelopment of the outdoor pool with four lanes, zero-entry pool area, toddler pool, destination playground and splash pad. The existing amenity originally constructed in the 1960s is aged beyond the typical lifecycle and in need of significant rehabilitation due to escalating levels of deterioration and non-compliance with accessibility and inclusive design standards.

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada

Sidewalk Replacements ($500,000)

As part of the City's Annual Renewal and Replacement Program, the scope of this project is for the removal and replacement of deficient sidewalk slabs throughout the City identified through annual inspections. Sidewalks are being replaced at various locations across the City.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada

Road Reconstruction - Bickle Dr. Subdivision ($2,342,000)

This project involves the reconstruction of Roselawn Ave., Bickle Dr., and Winifred Ave. in the Sun Valley area, focusing on the full pavement structure. No urbanization works, sidewalks, or storm sewers are included in this phase.

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada