# PSPC Expands Faro Mine Contract

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) awarded Parsons Inc. the Faro Mine remediation main construction-management contract in January 2022 after receiving only one compliant bid. The reported contract ceiling rose from $113.7 million to $541.9 million through more than 20 amendments, with the records noting no new competition for the added work. CanadaBuys lists an end date of March 2028. These figures are reported maximums, not confirmed expenditures, and disclosure records contain inconsistencies; this is not an active solicitation.

- The amendment history is relevant to firms assessing the scale and structure of long-term mine-remediation work, but it does not signal a currently open competition.
- Contractors may use the project as market context when evaluating remediation and construction-management capabilities or potential subcontracting; the source does not identify a specific subcontracting opportunity.
- The reported $2.04 billion Giant Mine construction-management contract offers a separate Canadian remediation-market comparison, not an additional opportunity under the Faro contract.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Environment
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 03, 2026

### Government Entities
- Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)
- Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)

### Vendors
- Parsons Inc. (awardee; main construction manager)

### Sources
- [Federal records show the contract to manage the Faro Mine cleanup in Yukon went from $113.7M to $541.9M since 2022, after more than 20 amendments. The award notes there was only one compliant bid. https://t.co/XBfgjxNJaX #Yukon #cdnpoli](https://x.com/canadanewsmedia/status/2117410552381145136) - twitter-fed-procurement