About Us

Who We Are and What We Do.

 

GenMec ACL’s relationship with northeast Alberta dates back more than 60 years and features some of the region’s greatest construction landmarks. And while the architecture, tools and technology have changed along the way, one thing has remained constant: the company’s core values of quality, integrity and
community.

 

The product of a 2004 merger between Gen-Mec Building Corporation and Alliance Construction Ltd., GenMec ACL’s story actually began in the early 1950s with Bonnyville carpenter Valere Roy. Starting modestly with general carpentry and small residential projects, Valere’s Construction grew with the needs of the community and by 1975 was the premiere general contractor in the region, tackling massive, multi-discipline projects such as water and sewer infrastructure at 4 Wing Cold Lake and the behemoth Bonnyville Provincial Building. In 1979, Valere sold the general contracting and mechanical divisions to his younger brother Clermont, who aptly changed the company name to Gen-Mec Construction. Clermont’s son, Reg, joined the family business full-time in 1987 and took over ownership in the spring of 2004. Following the same path as Reg was Maurice Mercier. Maurice had worked for Gen-Mec in the early 1980s, branched out on his own in 1984 and too found himself as the head of a successful firm (Alliance Construction) pondering future growth in the fall of 2004. Seeing the potential to bid on more projects - and larger projects - as one entity, a merger was struck in December of 2004 and GenMec ACL was born. Their first job? The Bonnyville & District Centennial Centre. A
state-of-the-art $23 million multi-use recreation facility.

 

Since then, the company has earned a stellar reputation for their commercial, industrial and institutional work,
partnering with virtually every major company or public owner in the region.

 

GenMec ACL - Industrial Inc.GenMec ACL are proud members of:
Canadian Construction Association
Edmonton Construction Association
Merit Contractors Association
Alberta Construction Safety Association
Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce
Metis Nations of Alberta - Local 99
Alberta Society of Engineering Technology

 

Alliance’s Wolf 3 Expansion project for CNRL (1991).

Alliance’s Wolf 3 Expansion Project

Gen-Mec built the CF 18 Flight Simulator building at 4 Wing Cold Lake.

CF 18 Flight Simulator building at 4 Wing Cold Lake

The merger is announced in the Dec. 13, 2004 edition of the Bonnyville Nouvelle.

The merger is announced Dec. 13, 2004

Canadian Construction Association Alberta Construction Association Edmonton Construction Association Merit Contractors Association Alberta Construction Safety Association The Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta isnetworld complyworks CWB (Canadian Welding Bureau) ABSA (Alberta Boilers Safety Association)