Maple Reinders

Maple Reinders is the proud recipient of a Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) National Award for Innovation & Excellence. The City of Calgary Compost Facility, delivered by Chinook Resource Management Group, a special purpose company of which Maple Reinders PPP Ltd. is a partner, won the Silver Award for Infrastructure. Awards were announced at the annual CCPPP National Conference on November 6, 2017 in Toronto, Ontario. 

MISSISSAUGA, ON - Maple Reinders announced that on June 29^th, the Chinook Resource Management Group, a special purpose company of which Maple Reinders PPP Ltd. is a partner, achieved substantial completion on time and on budget for the City of Calgary's Source Separated Organics (SSO) and Class A Biosolids in-vessel composting facility. This project was delivered under a DBFOM* Public-Private Partnership (P3) model. In addition to being the first composting facility to be delivered under the P3 model in Canada, it is also the largest of its kind in North America, demonstrating the City of Calgary's commitment to sustainability and the diversion of renewable resources from landfill disposal.

Maple Reinders Group Ltd. was named one of Canada's Best Managed Company in 2015 for excellence in business performance. The Best Managed program recognizes Canadian-owned and managed companies with revenues over $10 million demonstrating strategy, capability and commitment to achieve sustainable growth. Founded in 1967, and operating from coast to coast, Maple Reinders is a full-service Design/Build and Construction Management firm specializing in industrial/commercial/institutional facilities and in the construction and operation of environmental facilities such as water and wastewater treatment plants, organic waste processing and energy from waste facilities.

Maple Reinders Group Ltd. was a winner of Canada's Best Managed Companies program in 2010 and has demonstrated their commitment to the program and successfully requalified in 2014 to maintain its status as a Best Man aged Gold Requalified company.

One-third of Hamilton, Ontario’s total residential waste stream has found a new home, thanks to the recent opening of the City’s in-vessel composting facility. The facility, designed to process 60,000 tonnes of source-separated residential organics annually, also has the additional capability to handle the equivalent of an additional 30,000 tonnes during peak periods.