The team delivering AHI · Local first

It takes a province to build a campus.

Developers, engineers, architects, builders, utilities and regulators — the companies below are delivering AHI together, with Alberta firms hired first at every opportunity. This is what “local dollars, local hands” looks like on an org chart.

120+
Albertans across the project team
20–100
People on site at any time in construction
17
Organizations delivering together
15+
Trades & disciplines — engineering to acoustics

The companies

Every firm below is active on the project — with the kinds of jobs each one brings.

Havenz Smart Communities
Lead Developer & Visionary · General Partner

Havenz Smart Communities

Founder of AHI — 15 years of world-class sustainable Alberta development. Sets the vision, the standards and the four pillars.

DevelopmentVision & strategyESGCommunity
Turning Stone Developments
Lead Investor · Indigenous-owned · General Partner

Turning Stone Developments

Métis-led, Indigenous-owned general partner at the forefront of AHI — Indigenous ownership and governance, First Nations partnership relationships, and generations of development and negotiation strength. Recognized for delivering template-based communities with First Nations across Canada. Partnership page →

DevelopmentIndigenous partnershipDelivery
TELUS
Telecommunications

TELUS

A major Canadian carrier at the table — dual-path fibre connectivity engineered into the campus.

Fibre & networkTelecom engineering
Rolls-Royce mtu
Prime Power Platform

Rolls-Royce mtu

Hydrogen-blend-ready 4000-series generation with OEM long-term service — the heart of behind-the-fence power.

Power generationOEM serviceHydrogen-ready
M3 Development Management
Development Management

M3 Development Management

Owner’s-side project management — coordinating design, schedule, and the third-party sound study program.

Project managementSound study coordinationScheduling
Volker Stevin
Civil Construction

Volker Stevin

Heavy civil works — earthworks, roads and site servicing by one of Alberta’s most experienced civil contractors.

Civil worksEarthworksSite servicing
ISL Engineering
Site Engineering

ISL Engineering

Civil site engineering and stormwater design — including flood plain confirmation for the lands.

Civil engineeringStormwaterFlood analysis
GGA-Architecture
Architecture

GGA-Architecture

Campus architecture — the precast, sound-contained industrial buildings the design is known for.

ArchitectureBuilding design
Lionstooth Energy
Energy Development & Regulatory

Lionstooth Energy

Power development expertise — leading generation strategy and the AUC Rule 012 noise assessment program with RWDI.

Energy strategyRegulatoryAUC process
Full Spectrum Projects
EPC — Electrical & Generation

Full Spectrum Projects

Engineering, procurement and construction for the generation program — engines, fuel and electrical integration.

EPCElectricalGeneration integration
Collicutt Energy
Generation Packages & Service

Collicutt Energy

Red Deer’s own energy-services firm — genset packaging, commissioning and service, hired local on purpose.

Genset packagingCommissioningLocal service
RWDI
Independent Acoustics

RWDI

APEGA-permitted acoustical engineers — the independent noise impact assessments behind our sound commitments.

Acoustical engineeringNoise modellingCompliance
Red Deer County
Host Municipality

Red Deer County

Our regulator and our home — public process, development permits, and the community we answer to.

ApprovalsPlanningCommunity
Alberta Data Centre Concierge
Provincial Coordination

Alberta Data Centre Concierge

Alberta’s one-window program for data-centre investment — coordination across ministries and utilities.

Provincial coordinationInvestment attraction
ATCO Gas
Gas Infrastructure

ATCO Gas

Firm natural gas supply infrastructure — the molecules behind the electrons.

Gas supplyUtility infrastructure
AltaLink
Transmission

AltaLink

Alberta’s largest transmission provider — part of the pathway for future grid interconnection and export.

TransmissionInterconnection
Western Canada Data Centre Alliance
Industry Alliance

Western Canada Data Centre Alliance

The regional industry voice — standards, advocacy and collaboration across Western Canada’s data-centre sector.

Industry standardsAdvocacy

Roles describe each organization’s work on the AHI campus. Team sizes on project vary by phase — 20 to 100 people are on site at any given time through construction, with 120+ Albertans engaged across the wider team.

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