History

Concord Projects Ltd. was founded by Ted Paetkau.

Concord's first project, St. Luke's Zion Lutheran Church was built for $239,000.

Concord's automotive expertise begins with Vickar Community Chevrolet Oldsmobile at 964 Regent Avenue West.

Bethel Place, a 133-unit apartment block, is built. Construction cost was under $30,000 per unit and interest rates were approaching 20%.

Concord relocates its office of four employees to 1215 Henderson Highway.

During difficult economic conditions, Villa Cabrini, one of Winnipeg's largest mixed-use projects of the time is completed.

Concord completes its first design-build pharmaceutical project for Vita Health Products.

The largest and most modern dealership at the time, Jim Gauthier Chevrolet Oldsmobile located at 1400 McPhillips, is completed.

Concord completes an office renovation for Palliser Furniture, the beginning of a long-term relationship between the two firms.

Concord constructs and moves into a new office building at 1277 Henderson Highway. A new logo is also introduced this year.

Dan Murray Chevrolet is the first of several automotive projects for Concord Projects in the new Waverley Auto Mall.

Pharmaceutical giant, Biovail, hires Concord for its plant expansion in Steinbach, Manitoba. This is Concord's largest project to date.

Concord completes Kildonan House, its first of many assisted living projects for Homestead Manitoba.

Concord celebrates 25 years in business and builds a house for Habitat for Humanity.

Concord ventures into Alberta for the first time to build the Fire Mountain Lodge in Canmore.

Concord completes the very challenging RTDS / TGS building spanning over a retention pond in the Smart Park Development at the University of Manitoba.

The YFC Centre For Youth Excellence at Higgins and Main is completed. A striking building improving the North End of Winnipeg's Downtown.

The first project for Bentall Kennedy / bcIMC is built 152,000 square foot multi-tenant distribution centre. It is the largest high cube industrial building of its kind built in Winnipeg in over a decade.

Concord Projects expands its office building and introduces a new logo.

January 1, 2015, Nolan Ploegman becomes President & CEO of Concord Projects.

Grand Opening held for the new Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) Library named Marpeck Commons.

The Concord Projects Foundation established as a registered charity.

Audi Winnipeg is open for business. The newest luxury auto dealership in Winnipeg is built by Concord.

Concord Projects celebrates 40 years in business at The Met on Donald Street.

State-of-the-art, 78,000 square foot fitness facility, Altea Active is completed in Bridgewater Centre in just 13 months.

Concord invests in a cloud-based digital construction management system to transform its service offering to clients and improve collaboration with consultants and subtrades.

The first of many new projects for Globe Capital Management, converting the old Academy Lanes Bowling Alley into chic new Uptown Lofts all while preserving the heritage elements of the building.

Concord rolls out our own internal collaborative learning and development program called The Concord Way.

The construction of Misericordia Terrace – a 10 -storey assisted living facility, on a postage stamp sized site right beside the hospital, marked the first project that Concord built requiring the usage of a tower crane.

The Concord Projects Foundation makes a 10 - year pledge to Red River College and has one of the classrooms named in our honour.

Concord moves into its new home at 127 Bannatyne, in the heart of Winnipeg’s Exchange District – a National Historic Site.