socializing network for former employees and friends of Budd Canada/Kitchener Frame Ltd.

2012年5月8日 · The complex, still known to area residents as the Budd plant, has been a fixture on the huge 49.7-hectare property for 45 years. Budd Canada Inc. began making frames in the original part of the...

2001年8月27日 · A $150-million capital investment that was supposed to vault Budd Canada Inc. into the front ranks of chassis manufacturers has instead become a nightmare for the auto parts maker and a headache...

MTE was retained to assist our client with obtaining multiple Records of Site Condition for the redevelopment of the former Budd Canada plant. As part of demolition, site preparation and redevelopment activities, our team provided expertise in site engineering design, construction tendering, structural demolition, environmental and ...

2021年8月26日 · Last spring, Perimeter Development Corporation announced that it had acquired 15 hectares of the former Budd Automotive site at the corner of Homer Watson Boulevard and …

2021年11月3日 · After more than a decade sitting empty, the former Budd Automotive site in Kitchener is up for development.

2019年9月9日 · The former automotive parts facility known locally at different times as Budd Canada, ThyssenKrupp Budd Canada and Kitchener Frame, has been unoccupied since 2009. The soil and groundwater contamination caused by the property’s former industrial use was a significant financial barrier for any potential redevelopment.

2021年11月2日 · KITCHENER — One of the largest dormant industrial sites in Waterloo Region is slowly coming back to life. Officials gathered Tuesday for a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Homer Watson Business...

2021年11月3日 · KITCHENER — One of the largest dormant industrial sites in Waterloo Region is slowly coming back to life. Officials gathered Tuesday for a groundbrea­king ceremony for the new Homer Watson Business Park, part of a revival of the former Budd Automotive property at Homer Watson Boulevard and Bleams Road.

2018年11月21日 · It was developed with a 1.2 million square foot manufacturing facility that was constructed in several phases beginning in 1967. The facility had been used by Budd Canada to manufacture auto parts, ThyssenKrupp Budd Canada, and eventually by Kitchener Frame. The land has sat idle since 2009.