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British Columbia

British Columbia, by the numbers

15,068 award records worth $12.7B since 2012 — three quarters of it under transportation labels.

15,068
Awards in the corpus
2012–2026, incl. 312 undated
$12.7B
Total award value
$842K
Mean award
against $923K federally

Award value by year

$0.0B$1.0B$2.0B0.32n.d.0.3620120.3720130.3920140.5420150.5120160.6420170.7120181.3120190.7720201.0220212.7320221.0920230.3020240.6620250.972026
Figure 1. British Columbia award value by year (CAD billions). “n.d.” is an undated bucket of published records; 2026 is partial. Source: BC public award notices as published.
YearAwardsValueMean award
n.d. (undated)312$323M$1.0M
2012500$359M$718K
2013406$369M$909K
2014826$394M$478K
20151,154$539M$467K
20161,102$509M$462K
2017953$642M$673K
20181,149$706M$615K
20191,248$1,312M$1.1M
20201,166$772M$662K
20211,226$1,017M$830K
20222,378$2,728M$1.1M
2023934$1,087M$1.2M
2024264$303M$1.1M
2025602$656M$1.1M
2026848$966M$1.1M

2022 is the series high on both count (2,378) and value ($2,728M); 2024 records only 264 awards — a publication gap rather than a collapse in activity. The undated bucket (312 awards, $323M) reflects records published without a usable award date.

Awarding ministries

Ministry / agency (as published)AwardsValueMean award
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure - Construction1,568$4,746M$3.0M
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure872$1,979M$2.3M
Provincial Health Services Authority (Incl. BCCSS)269$1,065M$4.0M
Ministry of Transportation and Transit199$1,028M$5.2M
Procurement Services Branch4,002$854M$213K
Ministry of Health176$792M$4.5M
Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and R.D.1,728$179M$103K
Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions7$173M$24.8M
Ministry of Citizens' Services290$152M$525K
BC Timber Sales Branch494$145M$293K
BC Liquor Distribution Branch41$129M$3.1M
Ministry of Forests728$107M$147K
Liquor Distribution Branch85$90M$1.1M
BC Timber Sales - Contracts302$81M$269K
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy449$81M$180K

Transportation is the story. The three successive Transportation ministry labels sum to $7,753M — 61.1% of all value — led by the Construction branch ($4,746M over 1,568 awards, a $3.0M average). The label variants reflect ministry renamings over the coverage window and are counted as published. Outside transportation, health entities ($1,065M PHSA, $792M Ministry of Health) and the central Procurement Services Branch (4,002 awards averaging $213K) carry the remainder.

Top vendors

Vendor (as published)AwardsValueMean award
Emil Anderson Construction (EAC) Inc.45$683M$15.2M
NTT DATA Canada, Inc.1$415M$415.0M
Dawson Construction Limited59$276M$4.7M
PBC Health Benefits Society1$254M$254.1M
Lafarge Canada Inc.26$197M$7.6M
AstraZeneca Canada Inc.4$173M$43.1M
CLEAResult2$171M$85.3M
Okanagan Aggregates Ltd.37$164M$4.4M
CLUBPROCURE4$161M$40.3M
O.K. Industries Ltd.55$154M$2.8M
Associated Engineering3$150M$50.0M
Peter's Bros. Construction Ltd.31$134M$4.3M
OKANAGAN AGGREGATES LTD.32$129M$4.0M
Jakes Construction Ltd.12$117M$9.8M
Flatiron Constructors Canada Limited3$117M$39.0M

Road builders dominate: Emil Anderson Construction (EAC) Inc. leads at $683M over 45 awards. The largest single record in the corpus is NTT DATA Canada, Inc.'s $415M — one award, 3.3% of all BC value. As with the federal vendor table, name variants (Okanagan Aggregates Ltd. / OKANAGAN AGGREGATES LTD., combined $293M) are counted separately as published.

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