For BD, estimating and operations leaders in Western Canada

Know which projects are buying next, and when to bid.

Every month we track the major industrial and data-centre projects in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan, and tell you who the buyer is, what work is coming and the dates that matter. One clear read, before your competitors call.

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Front page of Industrial Project Pipeline, October 2026Front page of Data Centre and Energy Watch, October 2026
27projects and policy files tracked in October
3provinces: B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan
16maps and charts, every number sourced
90days of bids, awards and decisions on one calendar

What you get each month

Everything you need to plan your next bid

  • Every major project, one page each. Owner, EPC, status and the next dated milestone, for LNG, pipelines, mining, power, oil sands, turnarounds and data centres.
  • Who is buying. A table of buyers, EPCs and the packages to target, so you know who to call.
  • The next 90 days. Bid dates, awards, hearings and decisions on one calendar.
  • Why it matters to contractors. Which trades, which packages and which window, in plain English.
  • Maps and charts you can forward. Site maps, milestone timelines, workforce peaks and power by stage.
  • A mid-month update. Around the 15th: every tracked project with new public reporting since the issue, with links to the sources.

Projects covered in October include LNG Canada Phase 2, the North Coast Transmission Line, Meta’s C$13B+ data centre in Sturgeon County, Dow’s US$7.5B Path2Zero, Ksi Lisims LNG and BHP Jansen.

A real brief from the October 2026 issue

British Columbia · Power · Prince George–Terrace

North Coast Transmission Line: the region's clearest procurement calendar

Owner
BC Hydro (500 kV)
Status
Phase 1 clearing since July; four line teams shortlisted
Jobs
About 1,400 at peak
Why it mattersLine crews, clearing, camp services and steel fabrication all have dated windows. Because of early contractor involvement, route and logistics subcontractors are being picked before the RFP closes. Teaming conversations need to happen now.
Source: BC Hydro project updates · One of 27 briefs in the October 2026 issues

Two reports, one subscription

Both briefings, every month

Industrial Project Pipeline front page

Industrial Project Pipeline

LNG, pipelines, mining, transmission, oil sands and turnarounds: owners, EPCs, contractors and the next procurement window. 12 pages in October.

Data Centre and Energy Watch front page

Data Centre & Energy Watch

Data-centre projects and the power that decides which get built: grid connections, gas plants, BC Hydro’s Call for Demand and Alberta’s rules. 9 pages in October.

Who reads it

Written for the people on the bid list

  • Business development leads
  • Estimators
  • Project and construction managers
  • Operations and general managers
  • Camp, workforce and staffing providers
  • Equipment and electrical suppliers
  • Indigenous development corporations
  • Utilities, IPPs and developers
  • Lenders and investors

How we work

Plain, sourced, independent

  • Primary sources first. Owner releases, regulator filings and procurement portals, linked inline.
  • No invented numbers. When sources disagree, we show both or leave the figure out.
  • Independent. Sponsors never choose or shape coverage.

Simple pricing

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22 projects we follow, open to everyone

ProjectProvinceStatusDisclosed cost
LNG Canada Phase 2B.C.FID Sep 28, 2026; early works since Oct 1~C$33B private investment (federal estimate)
Coastal GasLink Phase 2B.C.Proceeding; conditions met Sep 29—
Cedar LNGB.C.Pipeline welded; FLNG >50%US$4.0B total (US$3.4B capital)
Ksi Lisims LNG + Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT)B.C.Pre-FIDC$30B facility (federal 2026 figure) + C$10–12B PRGT
Woodfibre LNGB.C.~65% completeUS$8.8B
North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL)B.C.Phase 1 clearing since July; four line teams shortlistedC$6B (Phases 1–2, BC Hydro estimate); C$3.9B federal–provincial commitment

See all 22 projects

Questions

Before you subscribe

What exactly do I get?

Two monthly reports as print-ready PDFs: Industrial Project Pipeline and Data Centre & Energy Watch. In October 2026 that was 27 project briefs over 21 pages, with maps, buyer tables and a 90-day calendar. You also get a short mid-month alert and every past issue in your account.

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Where does the information come from?

Owner announcements, regulator filings, procurement portals and company reports. Every fact links to its source, so you can check it or forward it.

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