Alberta · Pipeline · updated October 12, 2026

Pacific Link oil pipeline

Pacific Link is now a national-interest project; construction is at least a year out.

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Province
Alberta
Location
Bruderheim–Delta
Sector
Pipeline
Owner
Trans Mountain Corp. and APMC (equal); Pembina 10%, plus up to 10% more at COD
Status
Listed Oct 1 under the Building Canada Act
Next milestone
MPO conditions document; earliest start Sep 1, 2027
Disclosed cost
C$35.2–43.7B (preliminary, incl. contingency) (source)
Investment decision / approval
National-interest listing 2026-10-01
Construction start
Earliest 2027-09-01
In service
2032–2034
Other details
Builder/operator: Trans Mountain Corp.

Why it matters for contractors and suppliers

The work for the next 12 months is engineering, routing, environmental field programs, land and engagement, not field crews.

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Sources

Supplier registration: owner supplier page · Alberta public tenders. How we research: editorial standards.

Frequently asked

What is the status of Pacific Link oil pipeline?

As of October 12, 2026: Listed Oct 1 under the Building Canada Act. Next: MPO conditions document; earliest start Sep 1, 2027.

Who owns Pacific Link oil pipeline?

Trans Mountain Corp. and APMC (equal); Pembina 10%, plus up to 10% more at COD.

How much does Pacific Link oil pipeline cost?

C$35.2–43.7B (preliminary, incl. contingency).

What is the timeline for Pacific Link oil pipeline?

Construction start: earliest 2027-09-01; in service: 2032–2034.

How do suppliers register for Pacific Link oil pipeline?

Through the owner's supplier page: https://www.transmountain.com/. Public-sector packages in Alberta are also posted on the provincial tender portal.