Dino museum construction earns provincial award

PCL Construction is the recipient of an Alberta Construction Award for their work on the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.

The company scored big in the 2014 under $50 million category.

The $30 million dollar project was one of 12 award winners, chosen from a pool of 28 expertly constructed and groundbreaking projects that happened around the province in the last year.

Judges base awards on things like whether the project is on time and budget, and using innovative tools and methods.

Currie Museum CEO George Jacob was on hand at the award ceremony on Wednesday to accept the award with the county’s Economic Development Manager Chris King.

Photo by Laura Beauchamp

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