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| − | The Government of Canada (GoC) is investing in key strategic assets, including in Place du Portage III (PDP3), to provide federal public servants with workplaces that are modern, sustainable, healthy, safe, accessible and collaborative. | + | The Government of Canada (GoC) is investing in key strategic assets, including in Place du Portage III (PDP3), to provide federal public servants with workplaces that are modern, sustainable, healthy, safe, accessible and collaborative.<br> |
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The Place du Portage complex was built in the 1970s. As part of planned midlife renewal work, we are doing much-needed renovations, and replacing systems that have reached the end of their useful life. In fact, this project consists of a complete overhaul of both the inside and outside of the building which includes: <br> | The Place du Portage complex was built in the 1970s. As part of planned midlife renewal work, we are doing much-needed renovations, and replacing systems that have reached the end of their useful life. In fact, this project consists of a complete overhaul of both the inside and outside of the building which includes: <br> | ||
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Project Overview
The Government of Canada (GoC) is investing in key strategic assets, including in Place du Portage III (PDP3), to provide federal public servants with workplaces that are modern, sustainable, healthy, safe, accessible and collaborative.
The Place du Portage complex was built in the 1970s. As part of planned midlife renewal work, we are doing much-needed renovations, and replacing systems that have reached the end of their useful life. In fact, this project consists of a complete overhaul of both the inside and outside of the building which includes:
• 9 towers
• commercial areas
• 4 basement levels
• a 3-level underground parking garage
The project considers GoC priorities, including:
• greening
• Gender-based Analysis Plus (GBA+) measures
• universal accessibility
• inclusivity, including reaching out to Indigenous people
• wellness
The renewed PDP3 building is being designed to meet the modern workplace standard for the GoC known as GCworkplace which offers greater flexibility in where and how people work and suits the needs of a post-pandemic, hybrid workforce.
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