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Weisz, Jonathan B.
Torys LLP
(416) 865-8157
jweisz@torys.com
Mr. Weisz's practice
includes both
developer and
lender mandates
on energy, mining
and infrastructure
projects. He has
worked on transactions
across Canada
and internationally.
Williams, Nicholas C.
Davies Ward Phillips
& Vineberg LLP
(416) 863-5559
nwilliams@dwpv.com
Mr. Williams's practice
focuses on project
fi nance, infrastructure
development, PPPs
and banking. He
advises lenders,
developers, operators
and governments,
and has experience
in a variety of sectors
including energy,
infrastructure
and mining.
Wilson, Paul C.
Fasken Martineau
DuMoulin LLP
(604) 631-4748
pwilson@fasken.com
Mr. Wilson focuses on
infrastructure, energy
and mining projects.
His clients include
energy, pipeline, port,
railway and forestry
companies. He advises
on project approvals,
development,
fi nancing, and First
Nations agreements
and contracting.
Willcocks, Gordon F.
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
(416) 601-7818
gwillcocks@
mccarthy.ca
Mr. Willcocks practises
in the areas of
PPPs, infrastructure,
development,
construction and
procurement. His PPP
experience goes back
to 2006 and includes
numerous hospital,
university, college,
municipal, private-
sector and government
projects.
Wilson, Judy
Blake, Cassels &
Graydon LLP
(416) 863-5820
judy.wilson@
blakes.com
Ms. Wilson advises
local, national and
international clients
on the full spectrum of
infrastructure, P3 and
public procurement
issues in a broad range
of sectors including
health care, transit,
transportation, nuclear
energy, water and
wastewater.
Wise, Howard M.
Goodmans LLP
(416) 597-4281
hwise@goodmans.ca
Mr. Wise counsels
owners, contractors,
sub-contractors
and lenders in his
construction law and
litigation practice. He
advises on contracts
including P3s, Design
Build, DBFM and EPC
agreements. Author
of the Manual of
Construction
Law (Carswell).
John-Paul Bogden, Trisha Robertson, Aaron Palmer, Garth
Anderson, Kelly Bourassa, Larissa Svekla, Robert Lee, Bren-
dan Depoe (corporate and securities/financial services); and
Allan Gelkopf and Zvi Halpern-Shavim (tax).
SNC-Lavalin Inc. was represented by in-house counsel
Emily Schwede. IMPSA was represented by in-house coun-
sel Florencia Troglia and Marcela Blanca Peltier.
The underwriters and construction lender were repre-
sented by McMillan LLP with a team including Catherine
Doyle, Chris Bennett, Peter Willis, Michael Burns, Rob
Scavone, Darcy Ammerman and Ahsan Mirza.
PROVIDENCE CARE CENTRE
COMPLETES FINANCIAL CLOSE
WITH PRIVATE-SECTOR PARTNER
INTEGRATED TEAM SOLUTIONS
PCH PARTNERSHIP TO CONSTRUCT
PROVIDENCE CARE HOSPITAL
Closing date: November 29, 2013
Providence Care Centre, operating under the trade name
Providence Care, with its co-sponsor Infrastructure Ontar-
io, reached financial close with Integrated Team Solutions
PCH Partnership for the design, build, finance and mainte-
nance of the Providence Care Hospital Project.
The Providence Care Hospital will be a state-of-the-art
facility consolidating the services that are currently provid-
ed at the Providence Care St. Mary's of the Lake Hospital
(Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Complex Continu-
ing Care, Palliative Care, Geriatric Medicine) and Mental
Health Services (Specialized Mental Health and Forensics)
sites. The 270-bed, 618,000-square-foot facility will be
built on the existing Kingston Provincial Campus of On-
tario Infrastructure & Lands Corporation, adjacent to the
site of the existing Mental Health Services facility. The hos-
pital will be designed and built to meet the Canada Green
Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmen-
tal Design (LEED Canada-NC) rating system, with a goal
of achieving LEED Canada-NC Silver certification.
The Providence Care Hospital Project is being delivered
using an Alternative Financing and Procurement model.
Integrated Team Solutions PCH Partnership will receive
annual payments from Providence Care Hospital over a 30-
year period following construction completion. Payments
cover construction, building maintenance, lifecycle repair
and renewal, and project financing. The annual payments
are comparable to a fixed-rate mortgage with maintenance
and repair expenses included and, along with payments
made at substantial completion, will total approximately
$901 million after 30 years (approximately $810 million in
today's dollars).
Integrated Team Solutions PCH Partnership's team
members include Fengate Capital Management Ltd., OE
Infrastructure Fund L.P., Pacific Gateway Infrastructure
Fund L.P., Fengate Greenfield Infrastructure Fund L.P.,
Toronto Electrical Workers Infrastructure Fund L.P., and
EllisDon Capital Inc., together with EllisDon Design Build
Inc. providing construction services and Johnson Controls
Canada LP, as service provider.
Financing for the Providence Care Hospital Project is
comprises short-term senior secured bonds and long-term
senior secured bonds issued by Integrated Team Solutions
PCH Partnership, which bonds were underwritten by Na-
tional Bank Financial Inc., Scotia Capital Inc., BMO Nes-
