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Significant Demand Trends - Public and Private Clients Budgets support significant growth in infrastructure FEDERAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT PROGRAMS & BUDGET 2023 Canada Infrastructure Bank: Budget 2023 announced an investment of at least $20 billion to support building major clean electricity and clean growth infrastructure projects. Investing in Canada Plan: >$33 billion in funding for public infrastructure across the country including water and wastewater, transit, and other community facilities. BRITISH COLUMBIA: $37.5B over three years to be allocated to various infrastructure and capital projects including 3.4B over three years towards the replacement and construction of secondary and elementary schools; an additional $5.5B over three years to build capacity for post-secondary institutions; $11.2B investment for health facility upgrades; and $13.3B for transportation network improvements. ALBERTA: $6.9 billion over 3 years for municipal infrastructure including LRTS and water and wastewater facilities; $3.1B for health care and additional funding for education facilities. SASKATCHEWAN: $3.7 billion to build schools, hospitals, highways, municipal and 2.7 billion for Crown infrastructure including power generation and distribution, natural gas distribution, and telecommunications networks. MANITOBA: $14B capital investment plan over the next five years with $3 billion for 2023/2024; investing in education and healthcare, as well as highways and water treatment. www.bird.ca Sources: Provincial Budget Summaries; CIB Modular Building Institute's 2023 Permanent Modular Construction Report bird $3.0B over 13 years to support a more sustainable, secure, and affordable electricity grid. $1.5B for Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund. $500M over ten years to the Strategic Innovation Fund to support the development and application of clean technologies. $2.7B for Canada's trade corridor including bridges, railways, ports and airports. Ontario: $70.5 billion for transit and over $48 billion in hospital infrastructure over the next 10 years; $15 billion in capital grants to expand and renew schools; nearly $4 billion to ensure every community across the province has access to high-speed internet by the end of 2005; and investing in exploration and innovation to support critical minerals including those in the Ring of Fire. QUEBEC: Infrastructure investments of $150 billion over ten years for education and healthcare infrastructure, transportation and public transit, and affordable housing. ATLANTIC: Significant spending for improving energy efficiency of buildings, affordable housing, healthcare, education and transportation infrastructure. TERRITORIES: YT - $480 million in capital projects; NT $328 million in infrastructure projects; NU - $338 million in capital projects; spending targeted to highways, housing, healthcare and LTC, renewable energy, and connectivity. BIRD CONSTRUCTION INC. INVESTOR PRESENTATION 13

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