Ledcor

Website

www.ledcor.com

Services

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Company Overview

The Ledcor Group of Companies stands as one of North America's most diversified construction firms, offering comprehensive services across a broad spectrum of industries. With a rich history dating back to 1947, Ledcor has established itself as a leader in building, heavy industrial, civil and infrastructure, mining, pipeline, power, and communications sectors. Beyond its core construction activities, the company also operates in aviation, marine transportation services, property investment, and wastewater treatment, showcasing a robust and integrated business model.

Expertise in Power Systems and Energy

Ledcor possesses significant expertise relevant to the power systems and energy industry. Within its Electricity division, the company specializes in critical areas such as Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution, and Renewable Energy projects, contributing to the development and maintenance of robust energy infrastructure. Furthermore, its Energy division addresses the needs of the oil & gas, petrochemical & agriculture sectors, providing services for pipelines, structures, and operating a dedicated pipe fabrication & module assembly facility. This extensive involvement positions Ledcor as a key player in delivering essential infrastructure solutions for the evolving energy landscape.

Operational Reach and Values

Operating from over 20 offices across North America, Ledcor employs more than 7,000 dedicated professionals. The company's culture is deeply rooted in family values, a commitment to hard work, and a long-term outlook focused on fostering enduring relationships with clients and employees. Ledcor is driven by a culture of innovation and an unwavering commitment to quality, ensuring the delivery of exceptional projects. Health, safety, and environmental protection are paramount, integrated into all operations through award-winning programs that consistently exceed industry standards.

Locations

• Vancouver, British Columbia