Infrastructure Ontario (IO) is a world class agency that creates value out of the public assets of the province, to build a connected and competitive Ontario. Everything we do is grounded in the idea that if we work with partners in both the public and private sectors, we can create value for taxpayers in ways that others can’t. We are known for our execution. We bring a seamless “one-stop shop” perspective to turning government decisions into actions, through a range of…
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Creating a connected, modern, and competitive Ontario | Créer un Ontario connecté, moderne et compétitif
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Infrastructure Ontario (IO) is a world class agency that creates value out of the public assets of the province, to build a connected and competitive Ontario. Everything we do is grounded in the idea that if we work with partners in both the public and private sectors, we can create value for taxpayers in ways that others can’t.
We are known for our execution. We bring a seamless “one-stop shop” perspective to turning government decisions into actions, through a range of contracting/commercial models. We take an enterprise-wide view to effectively provide leadership on assets and programs over their full lifecycle.
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Infrastructure Ontario (IO) est un organisme de classe mondiale qui crée de la valeur à partir des biens publics de la province afin de bâtir un Ontario connecté et compétitif. Tout ce que nous faisons est fondé sur l’idée que si nous travaillons avec des partenaires des secteurs public et privé, nous pouvons créer de la valeur pour les contribuables d’une façon que d’autres ne peuvent pas faire.
Nous sommes connus pour notre exécution. Nous apportons une perspective intégrée de « guichet unique » pour transformer les décisions du gouvernement en actions, au moyen d’un éventail de modèles contractuels/commerciaux. Nous adoptons une vision à l’échelle de l’organisation afin de fournir un leadership efficace sur les actifs et les programmes tout au long de leur cycle de vie.
LinkedIn followers
98,981
People associated on LinkedIn
1,065
Reported office locations
1 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5G 1Z3, CA
Business categories
Government
Project Management
Property Development
Real Estate
National Services & Agencies
Government and public administration
Other recorded names
Infrastructure Ontario
Specialties
Public Infrastructure
Public Private Partnerships
Infrastructure Lending
Government Real Estate
Construction
Development
Commercial Transactions
and Project Management
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Reported total investment
0
Currency and observation date were not supplied; this is not a current valuation or a funding round.
Industry
Construction
Size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Toronto, ON
Organization type
Government Agency
Year founded
2005
Specialties
Public InfrastructurePublic Private PartnershipsInfrastructure LendingGovernment Real EstateConstructionDevelopmentCommercial Transactionsand Project Management
Infrastructure Ontario has 15 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Toronto.
Infrastructure Ontario needs an accomplished infrastructure, healthcare, planning or transaction leader with experience in capital planning, procurement, commercial and financial analysis, governance and executive stakeholder management.
Candidates need significant experience leading complex healthcare, infrastructure, procurement or capital planning initiatives in the public or infrastructure sector. Familiarity with the Ministry of Health capital development process is a plus, along with strong relationship-building and commercial negotiation skills.
Procurement, Develop business case, Financial analysis, Stakeholder management, Presentation skills, Process improvement
Candidates need a few years of progressive experience in Indigenous relations, stakeholder relations, land or environment, plus deep knowledge of Crown-Indigenous relations, treaties and case law. Knowledge of an Indigenous language and of the regulatory process is an asset.
Candidates need several years of business operations, planning or management experience, strong analytical skills with operational and workforce data, and experience advising senior leaders. Coordinating cross-functional initiatives and stakeholder relationships is also required. A university degree in business, commerce, public administration or a related field is an asset.
Business analysis, Decision making, Leadership, Business intelligence, Budget management, Forecasting
Candidates need knowledge of land use planning and municipal approval processes, plus Ontario planning legislation such as the Planning Act. Project management experience, strong communication skills, Microsoft Office and PowerPoint proficiency, and MCIP RPP status or candidacy are required.
Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, MS Project, Excel, Adobe Creative Suite
Candidates need multiple years of progressively responsible surveying or geomatics experience, including managing consultant survey projects. An Ontario Land Surveyor designation is strongly preferred, and knowledge of land titles, legal surveys, GIS and CAD is required.
Infrastructure Ontario needs many years of surveying and geomatics experience, with strong GIS, data management and leadership skills. A degree in a related field is preferred, and Registered Land Surveyor accreditation is a strong asset.
Infrastructure Ontario needs candidates with integrated project controls experience on large capital infrastructure projects. Strong knowledge of P3 and other delivery models, plus skills in communication, facilitation and mentoring, are required.
Candidates need significant experience in asset management, capital planning or facilities management. They also need financial skill for lifecycle costing, knowledge of building systems, and experience with asset information systems. Professional certifications such as P.Eng., PMP or CAMP are assets.
Infrastructure Ontario needs several years of experience in business analysis, reporting or data analytics, plus experience building dashboards and reports on intelligence platforms. Candidates should be strong problem-solvers who communicate well with many teams and external providers.
Candidates need a few years of hands-on experience on major projects as an owner representative, design consultant or construction manager, plus engineering, project management or a related background (PMP an asset). Strong presentation, negotiation, influencing and consensus-building skills and experience with multiple stakeholders are required.
Stakeholder management, Project management, Regulatory compliance, Construction management, PMP, Negotiation
Infrastructure Ontario needs candidates with public sector or government experience and a solid understanding of how government decisions are made. Strong diplomacy, negotiation, consensus-building and presentation skills are required, and political acumen is an asset.
Regulatory compliance, Decision making, Negotiation, Problem solving, Presentation skills, Adaptability
3+ YOECandidates need at least three years of complex contract administration or related experience in a large organization with real estate portfolios. Strong research, data analysis, project management and stakeholder communication skills are required, with P3 or public sector experience preferred.
Candidates need several years of hands-on capital project scheduling experience, including claims analysis and schedule risk work. They also need strong stakeholder influence skills and proficiency in Oracle Primavera P6.
Candidates need several years managing complex capital or public sector projects, with contract administration, procurement and multi-partner coordination experience. Knowledge of P3 delivery models and strong communication and negotiation skills are needed; PMP, P.Eng. or OAA designations are assets.
Decision making, Procurement, Documentation, Reporting, Process improvement, Project management