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Place du Portage III AWR Project overview (view source)
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The PDP3 complex is the largest of four buildings that constitute Place du Portage. It currently serves as Public Services and Procurement Canada’s (PSPC) headquarters.
The PDP3 AWR project consists of a complete overhaul of both the inside and outside of the building. As part of the planned midlife renewal work, we are doing much-needed renovations and are replacing systems that have reached the end of their useful life. <br>
The complex was built in the 1970s and consists of: <br>
* 9 towers <br>
* 9 towers <br>
* a 3-level underground parking garage <br>
* a 3-level underground parking garage <br>
The PDP3 AWR project consists in a complete overhaul of both the inside and outside of the building. This includes base building systems such as windows, the building exterior (also known as the building envelope), plumbing, electrical systems, heating and cooling systems, and more. As part of the planned midlife renewal work, we are doing much-needed renovations and are replacing systems that have reached the end of their useful life.<br>
The project includes replacing base building systems, such as windows, the building exterior (also known as the building envelope), plumbing, electrical systems, and heating and cooling systems. It also includes modernizing the interior workplace, updating security systems, and installing new information technology.<br>
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The project considers '''GoC priorities''', including: <br>
The project considers '''GoC priorities''', including: <br>
