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Alberta Highway Maintenance
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 


About Alberta Highway Maintenance

Our commitment to maintaining highways in Alberta spans over two decades, with our team working to ensure safe and reliable transportation across the province’s 32,000 km of roads. Ledcor manages long-term contracts covering over 5000 km of highways across Alberta.

As a key employer and community member in the area, Ledcor works closely with local municipalities and stakeholders to develop relationships and build partnerships to provide improved maintenance services and support for each local community. Emergency response assistance, development and sharing of highway maintenance best practices, training and employment opportunities and other community support initiatives are examples of the positive impact Ledcor has on the local communities.

Key Projects and Contracts:

Contract Maintenance Area 504:

  • Highway 40
  • Highway 43

In 2019, Ledcor was awarded a ten-year contract to provide highway maintenance services in Alberta Transportation’s Contract Maintenance Area 504. The highway network under this contract includes the key high-traffic corridors of Highway 40 and Highway 43Highway 43 is recognized as a Level One highway and forms part of Canada’s national highway system and serves as a critical east-west transportation route.

The maintenance contract recognizes Ledcor’s nearly 25 years of successful highway maintenance contracting in Alberta and over ten years previously in the Grande Prairie area. Under the terms of this contract, Ledcor is responsible for year-round, winter, and seasonal maintenance. Year-round maintenance responsibilities include regular road inspections and condition reporting, sign maintenance and emergency response. Winter maintenance responsibilities include snow removal and ice control.

Contract Maintenance Area 508:
In 2019, Ledcor was awarded a 10-year contract to provide highway maintenance services in Alberta Transportation’s Contract Maintenance Area 508. The contract includes maintenance and repairs of nearly 2,700 lane-kilometers of highway surface, including over 2,550 lane-kilometers of paved surface and 150 lane-kilometers of gravel surface all in the northern Alberta region of Edson. The highway network under this contract includes the key high-traffic corridors of Highway 16 and Highway 43. Both Highway 16 and Highway 43 is recognized as a Level One highway and forms part of Canada’s national highway system while serving as a critical east-west transportation route. Ledcor’s responsibility includes maintenance of the Obed Summit section at 164 m in elevation – the highest point on the Yellowhead Highway.

Contract Maintenance Area 509 and 510:
In August of 2024, Ledcor began providing highway maintenance services in two Alberta Transportation Contract Maintenance Areas, CMA 509 and CMA 510, along with an expansion of CMA 504 to include the Fox Creek and Valleyview areas. 

Spanning across 5,305 lane kilometres in Central Alberta and the Greater Edmonton Area, the contracts are set to run for 10 years and cover a range of essential tasks including snow and ice removal, paver patching, crack sealing, mowing, and road patrols.

With the addition of CMAs 509 and 510, and the expansion of CMA 504, Ledcor Highways now operates in Drayton Valley, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Mayerthorpe, Morinville, Glenevis, Stony Plain, Fox Creek and Valleyview along with the existing maintenance areas in Grande Prairie, Grande Cache, Beaverlodge, Whitecourt, Edson, Enwistle and Hinton.

Red Deer County Maintenance:
In 2018, Ledcor was awarded a second consecutive 5-year maintenance contract with the County of Red Deer, Alberta that began in 2013. The contract includes maintenance and repairs of over 575 lane-kilometers of paved roads within the County’s boundaries in Central Alberta. The road network under this contract includes a number of key commuter and collector roads serving as local strategic routes interconnecting with the provincial highway networks, including the Highway 2 North-South transportation corridor.

Utilizing a fleet of trucks and graders, we perform snow removal on the hard-surfaced roads within subdivisions and hamlets through the County. Our commitment extends beyond winter services, encompassing summer maintenance work such as re-gravelling, drainage program, mowing, and pothole repairs to preserve Red Deer County’s infrastructure.