The $2.6B project included four central heating and cooling plants and more than 14 km of underground pipe, which provides heating and cooling services to buildings in the National Capital Region.Īlongside his diverse work experience, Mark has proven expertise in developing the processes and tools required to make project execution consistent, scalable, and tailored to the complexity of the projects being delivered. Mark brings over 20 years of engineering and project management experience across a variety of sectors, including health care, pulp and paper, oil and gas and infrastructure.Īs a Project Director with WSP Canada, Mark managed the delivery of a Design-Build P3 District Energy System project. Prior to that, Rizwan worked with Alberta Transportation for 15 years, most recently as their Project Director, Major Capital Projects, where he led the delivery of the Southwest Calgary Ring Road ($2.2B), 240 km of Highway 63 twinning from Grassland to Fort McMurray ($1.2B), and Fort McMurray Urban Services Area infrastructure improvements ($1B). The project included construction of approximately 5-mile-long tunnel in an urban environment using a Tunnel Boring Machine. Rizwan was recently working as a Chief Technical Officer, delivering the Design-Build-Finance-Maintain, Modernize I-75 project in Michigan.

He has successfully delivered large-scale transportation projects on time and on budget, while demonstrating strong leadership, effective communication, and collaborative approach towards managing complex technical, stakeholder, and contractual issues. Rizwan is leading the Construction team including safety, environment, and quality management and brings more than 25 years of project delivery experience to the Green Line LRT Project.

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