Stantec

Looking back on my eight and a half years as President and CEO, I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to lead this exceptional company. What we've accomplished during that time is a testament to the talent, dedication, and values of our employees. Stantec's success has always been driven by our people. Across regions, disciplines, and teams, you’ve consistently delivered for our clients, supported one another, and helped shape a company that is stronger, more resilient, and more impactful than ever before. Thank you for everything you've done to help make Stantec the organization it is today. As I transition to the role of vice chair of the Board, I do so with tremendous confidence in Stantecs future. Susan Reisbord is an outstanding leader, and I know she will continue to build on the strong foundation we've created together. It’s been an honor to serve alongside all of you. Thank you for your partnership, your trust, and your commitment to making a difference in the communities we serve. The best chapters of Stantec's story are still ahead.

Staff spotlight – Andrew Nicoll plays two important roles in our team. He coordinates subcontract packages for mechanical, electrical and plumbing services from procurement stage onwards. He also supports communication between design, construction, and other subject matter experts. In the AIR Alliance, Andrew enjoys the challenge of complex project management and applying his expertise to shipping and logistics, which is a new field to him. Andrew studied Architecture and Construction Project Management and has been with Stantec for 5 years. Between work and family time, he is an avid cyclist! The AIR Alliance is a 4-way partnership between the Australian Antarctic Division, of the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Bouygues Construction Australia, Mott MacDonald and Stantec.

The Antarctic Infrastructure Renewal Alliance (AIR Alliance) is a 4-way partnership between the Australian Antarctic Division, of the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Bouygues Construction Australia, Mott MacDonald and Stantec. Over the next 7 years, the AIR Alliance will deliver the renewal of key pieces of infrastructure at Davis research station as part of the flagship Antarctic Infrastructure Renewal Program. This $272.5m program of works, known as the Davis Critical Infrastructure Works, is the start of one of the most ambitious Antarctic infrastructure programs in decades. Subject to rigorous environmental approvals, it will modernise critical systems, improve safety and energy efficiency, and strengthen Australia’s scientific leadership in East Antarctica.

We’re proud to share that the Greenbooth to Ashworth Moor Pipeline has been shortlisted at the ICE North West Awards 2026 in the Small Project (up to £5m) category. Delivered in just four months, the scheme helped safeguard water supplies for Rochdale during one of the driest springs on record. Working collaboratively with United Utilities and Avove Utilities, the team rapidly designed and delivered a 2km pipeline and floating pumping station, reusing existing infrastructure and minimising environmental impact. Best of luck to everyone shortlisted at the awards this evening. If you want to work on projects that make a real impact, explore our open opportunities here: https://stantec.co/4u24h7W