Apna News Brief
SURREY, B.C. - Surrey City Council awarded two public works contracts worth a combined $12,701,596.35 at its first regular meeting on November 9, 2026, covering a new drainage pump station and an expansion of the city’s district energy piping.
Council awarded Contract No. 4824-031-11 to Regehr Contracting Ltd. for $5,392,152.80, including GST, to build the 60 Avenue Drainage Pump Station at 16055 – 60 Avenue. The new station will improve drainage service and support agricultural land by moving water when Serpentine River levels are high. Work is expected to start in spring 2027 and finish by fall 2027.
Council also awarded Contract No. 5525-001-11 to Clearway Construction Inc. for $7,309,443.55, including GST, to expand the district energy distribution piping system and move the Temporary Energy Centre to City property at 13906 – 100 Avenue. The work adds about 1,260 metres of piping and service connections, and is expected to run from December 2026 to December 2027.
The two awards came at the same meeting where Council adopted its 16 priorities for the term, including the four-year property tax freeze and fast-tracked rezoning for a new hospital in Newton. Council also awarded the $17.6-million Centre Block excavation contract at the same meeting.
(Source: City of Surrey, November 9, 2026)
