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Minister Nathan Neudorf
Mandate letter
The Premier's mandate letter to the Minister of Infrastructure outlines the objectives and priorities of the work they will focus on in their role.
Accomplishments
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program funding has been approved for more than 200 projects or project bundles in over 30 Alberta constituencies supporting transit, green infrastructure and community facility upgrades in the province. Many additional projects targeted to support employment and economic activity to help offset pandemic-related challenges have been funded through the COVID-19 Resilience Stream.
Construction of the Calgary Cancer Centre was completed in December 2022 and is anticipated to open to the public in 2024. The new centre, which covers about 186,000 square metres, will provide comprehensive cancer care services in a first-class facility. It will also create about 8,770 well-paying construction and construction-related jobs.
Infrastructure launched a Vendor Performance Management program in January 2020 that will will assist in ensuring the delivery of quality infrastructure projects on time, on budget and within scope.
Key information
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Investing in public infrastructure
- Alberta Infrastructure designs, builds and maintains public infrastructure that meets the needs of Albertans now and in the future.
- Learn more about health facility projects and maintenance.
- See where Alberta’s new and modernized school projects are located.
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Demonstrating financial stewardship
- Alberta Infrastructure effectively manages government-owned and operated facilities in a cost-effective and efficient manner ensuring taxpayers money is spent wisely.
- Alberta’s government works to reinforce fairness, transparency and integrity in the procurement process.
- Alberta Infrastructure is exploring public-private partnerships for priority infrastructure projects in Alberta.
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Ensuring long-term stability
- Building Forward: Alberta's 20-Year Strategic Capital Plan provides a blueprint for long-term infrastructure investment and development.
In focus
The new policy fulfils a mandate to limit the use of cost-plus contracts, ensuring fiscal accountability and making prudent use of public money.
Infrastructure Accountability Act
New legislation will help the Government of Alberta make decisions to deliver infrastructure projects, such as schools and hospitals, based on legislated criteria and long-term planning.
Capital maintenance and renewal
Throughout the province, work is underway – at sites like courthouses, provincial buildings and cultural facilities – on hundreds of projects to upgrade and improve Alberta’s public infrastructure.
Biography
Nathan Neudorf was elected as the Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Lethbridge-East on April 16, 2019.
Mr. Neudorf has extensive experience in commercial construction. He has his civil and structural engineering diploma and is a red seal journeyman carpenter as well as a gold seal project manager.
An active community volunteer and leader, Mr. Neudorf served as the past president of the Lethbridge Construction Association and on the board of directors for the Alberta Construction Association, Alberta Construction Safety Association, and Worker’s Compensation Board.
Mr. Neudorf, his wife, Deanne, and their five children live in Lethbridge. In his spare time he enjoys running, landscaping, and spending time outdoors.
Nathan Neudorf was sworn in as Deputy Premier and Minister of Infrastructure on October 24, 2022.