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Achat d'équipement pédagogiques de traitement et d'ensachage d'agrégats (système automatisé, Satea) - Centre Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry

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20147701International

Submission Closed06/11/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 333993

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Anamosa-iowa Prison Industries

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AI Contract Overview

Le Centre Antoine-de-St-Exupéry lance un appel d’offres pour moderniser son système automatisé de traitement et d’ensachage d’agrégats, connu sous le nom de SATEA, afin de l’adapter aux nouvelles exigences du programme de formation en électromécanique de systèmes automatisés. L’objectif est de simplifier et réorganiser les étapes actuelles en réduisant les phases 5 et 6 en une seule phase d’ensachage et de pesage, tout en supprimant la phase d’aiguillage actuelle. De nouvelles stations seront ajoutées, incluant une cartonneuse mobile, une station robotisée de mise en boîte, une station de contrôle qualité, une station de fermeture de cartons et une station de palettisation robotisée, pour créer un processus complet, fluide et pédagogiquement pertinent. Le fournisseur retenu devra intégrer et réutiliser l’équipement existant tout en assurant son compatibility avec les normes industrielles, en optimisant l’espace du laboratoire pour accueillir jusqu’à 22 élèves en toute sécurité, et en garantissant l’interopérabilité entre tous les systèmes nouvellement installés et les composants conservés. Le fournisseur sera responsable de la conception optimisée du laboratoire, de la fourniture et de l’installation des nouvelles stations pédagogiques, de la mise en service sécuritaire du système complet, ainsi que de la remise de toute la documentation technique requise, y compris les plans CAO 3D, les schémas mécaniques et électriques, et les plans de disposition. Tous les équipements devront être compacts, autonomes ou intégrés selon les besoins de la formation, et conçus pour permettre un accès facile et une circulation fluide dans l’atelier. L’appel d’offres, identifié sous le numéro 20147701, est publié par le Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l’Île, avec une date limite de soumission fixée au 11 juin 2026, et la sélection du fournisseur sera soumise à l’approval du Conseil d’administration ou de la direction générale du CSSPI. Le point de contact

General Info

Moderniser SATEA avec nouvelles stations robotisées, intégrer équipement existant, optimiser espace pour 22 élèves, respecter normes industrielles.

Agency

Government of Canada → Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'ÎleView Agency

NAICS

333993 - Packaging Machinery ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 21

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Response DeadlineJun 11

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Submission Closed

06/11/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île

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Le centre Antoine-de-St-Exupéry, dans le cadre du DEP en électromécanique de systèmes automatisés possède et utilise une mini-usine – un système automatisé de traitement et d'ensachage d'agrégats (SATEA) – d’Automatisation Famic & Electro-Mécanik. Actuellement, cette mini-usine comporte les phases suivantes : · Phase 1 – Alimentation · Phase 2 – Lavage · Phase 3 – Pré-séchage/transfert · Phase 4 – Séchage · Phases 5 et 6 – Ensachage et pesage · Phase 7 – Poste d’aiguillage Tout en maintenant et en réutilisant les équipements existants, l’objectif du projet est de modifier les installations actuelles afin de la moderniser et l’adapter au nouveau programme d’études. · Moderniser et simplifier les phases 5 et 6 (ensachage et pesage) pour en faire une seule phase (5). · Enlever la phase 7 actuelle. · Ajout d’une nouvelle phase 6 – Station de formation de cartons mobile (cartonneuse). · Ajout d’une nouvelle phase 7 – Station robotisée de mise en boîte. · Ajout d’une nouvelle phase 8 – Station de contrôle qualité. · Ajout d’une nouvelle phase 9 – Station de fermeture de cartons. · Ajout d’une nouvelle phase 10 – Station de palettisation robotisée. Le projet devra optimiser l’espace physique disponible et s’aligner avec les compétences du programme. Le fournisseur devra : · Concevoir un aménagement optimisé du laboratoire; · Intégrer les équipements actuels du centre; · Fournir et installer de nouvelles stations pédagogiques; · Assurer l’interopérabilité entre les systèmes; · Réaliser la mise en service complète et sécuritaire; · Fournir la documentation technique, incluant les plans de conception (CAO 3D) et les plans de disposition, mécanique et électrique. Optimisation de l’espace : · Stations compactes; · Fonctionnement autonome ou intégré; · Circulation sécuritaire et accès facile pour un groupe allant jusqu’à 22 élèves. Maintien de l’équipement existant : · Réutilisation des équipements existants; · Compatibilité avec les normes industrielles. Le présent appel d'offres a pour but de retenir les services d'un Fournisseur qui livrera des équipements pédagogiques de traitement et d’ensachage d’agrégats (système automatisé, SATEA) pour le Centre Antoine-de-St-Exupéry du CSSPI selon les critères spécifiés au bordereau de prix et aux présents devis techniques (numéro 1 et numéro 2). Le tout sera suivi par l’acceptation du Fournisseur par le Conseil d’administration du CSSPI ou de la direction générale.