Heavy Civil | GIP Atlantic

With over a 50 year history in the construction industry

GIP Atlantic Heavy Civil has developed an unrivalled reputation built on hard work, passion, and a can-do attitude.

From roadways and bridges to hydroelectric facilities and wind farms, we have worked on some of Canada’s most challenging construction projects, located in some of the harshest environments.

Our Team Our Clients Markets We Serve Our Projects

Kevin Mouland, P.Eng

Senior Vice President, Heavy Civil

Lucas Evans

Vice President, Pre-Construction, Heavy Civil

Josh Oakey

Vice President, Construction Operations, Heavy Civil

Kaitlin Coombs

Vice President Project Controls & Cost Management (Heavy Civil)

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Our Clients

Markets We Serve

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Hydroelectric

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Oil & Gas

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Transportation

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Wind Energy

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Municipal

Featured Heavy Civil Projects

Built on a strong legacy of successful projects, we offer the best solutions, service, and quality at every stage of the project.

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Dam Replacement at Lock 38, along Parks Canada’s Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site

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Talbot Canal – Parks Canada’s Trent-Severn Waterway

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Ottawa Light-Rail Transit System – Phase 2 Trillium Line

Several construction workers are installing a large metal culvert beside a gravel road surrounded by trees and rocks, with safety barriers and equipment visible nearby.

Petty Harbour Penstock

Proof Is In the Projects

Our capabilities are best demonstrated in the range and scale of work that we’ve completed. Browse our projects to see our team at work on some of our country’s largest projects.

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