Huge kudos to our @dcc_cdc team members, RP Ops Halifax, MARLANT HQ, and our industry partners in completing this renovation. An impressive addition to our beautiful Halifax harbourfront!
Today we celebrate the completion of the renovation of D201, home to MARLANT HQ. RAdm Santarpia and the Defence Team thank the construction workers for their hard work. #BravoZulu
Live from the #CCAConference: Ellowyn Nadeau. Melinda Nycholat and Olivia MacAngus, moderated by Wayne Ferguson discuss some of the issues they face and suggest how procurement could work better for all.
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In December, Defence Construction Canada (DCC) joined us for a webinar explaining what’s new in their procurement processes. Read the highlights here: https://t.co/kIySXOHpjW
The poppy is an international symbol of remembrance and is worn from the last Friday in Oct until Remembrance Day. Always worn on the left breast, it is pinned close to the heart or on a CAF member’s CADPAT rank. Here are the proper positions for pinning poppies while in uniform.
DCI is hosting “Construction Coming out of Covid” on November 3rd to discuss , how the construction industry has evolved through Covid, lessons learned, supply chain developments and strategies for future success.
Visit https://t.co/Q6VGa7Rezk for tickets.
@Super70sSports Amazing album. Wild story about the cover photo. The dogs weren't planned, they came from nowhere and sat next to him for a couple frames and then left. Iconic cover.
A project is underway at #CFBHalifax that will transform facilities to be safer, sustainable 🌱, better equipped & more comfortable! The Halifax Energy Performance Contract will upgrade Defence facilities over the next two years.
On your daily commute pay attention to where construction zones start & end. This simple mental note can keep crews safe & help ensure everyone gets home at the end of the day. To learn more about navigating construction zones, visit: https://t.co/CDT3oG3gpy #RoadSafety
Terry Fox died on this day 41 years ago, June 28, 1981 at the age 22 after having run 5,373 kilometres in the Marathon of Hope. Terry's goal was to raise $1-million for #cancer research. His foundation has since raised $850-million. https://t.co/jDtNYnwibI via @tfri_research