The team delivering AHI · Local first
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.
Every firm below is active on the project — with the kinds of jobs each one brings.
Founder of AHI — 15 years of world-class sustainable Alberta development. Sets the vision, the standards and the four pillars.
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 →
A major Canadian carrier at the table — dual-path fibre connectivity engineered into the campus.
Hydrogen-blend-ready 4000-series generation with OEM long-term service — the heart of behind-the-fence power.
Owner’s-side project management — coordinating design, schedule, and the third-party sound study program.
Heavy civil works — earthworks, roads and site servicing by one of Alberta’s most experienced civil contractors.
Civil site engineering and stormwater design — including flood plain confirmation for the lands.
Campus architecture — the precast, sound-contained industrial buildings the design is known for.
Power development expertise — leading generation strategy and the AUC Rule 012 noise assessment program with RWDI.
Engineering, procurement and construction for the generation program — engines, fuel and electrical integration.
Red Deer’s own energy-services firm — genset packaging, commissioning and service, hired local on purpose.
APEGA-permitted acoustical engineers — the independent noise impact assessments behind our sound commitments.
Our regulator and our home — public process, development permits, and the community we answer to.
Alberta’s one-window program for data-centre investment — coordination across ministries and utilities.
Firm natural gas supply infrastructure — the molecules behind the electrons.
Alberta’s largest transmission provider — part of the pathway for future grid interconnection and export.
The regional industry voice — standards, advocacy and collaboration across Western Canada’s data-centre sector.
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.
We hire local first. Trades, suppliers, consultants and service firms — introduce yourself through the contact form and choose “Partner / vendor.”