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Complexe Scientifique Biopterre / Projet réalisé en mode Conception-Construction Progressif (CC Progressif)

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20146758Canada

Submission Closed06/08/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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En collaboration avec le Cégep de La Pocatière, le Centre de développement de Bioproduits Biopterre lance un projet visant à construire de nouvelles infrastructures regroupant l’ensemble de ses activités sous un même toit, avec des installations de pointe, notamment des serres de recherche. Le projet sera réalisé selon le mode Conception-Construction Progressif (CCP), une méthode itérative qui favorise la collaboration étroite entre les parties durant la phase de codéveloppement. Cette première étape, sous le numéro d’appel 20146758, est un appel de qualification ouvert aux soumissionnaires qualifiés, dont la réponse est attendue avant le 8 juin 2026. Les candidats sélectionnés seront invités à la phase suivante, où ils devront soumettre une proposition comprenant des volets qualitatif et financier, sans prix forfaitaire global, et participer à un atelier d’évaluation de la collaboration ainsi qu’à une entrevue. Leur capacité à travailler en transparence avec le Cégep, en adoptant une approche à livres ouverts, sera un critère déterminant pour l’évaluation. À l’issue de cette étape, un seul proposant sera choisi pour conclure une entente de codéveloppement, dont l’objectif est d’affiner la conception jusqu’à un niveau suffisant pour permettre la soumission d’une proposition technique et d’un prix forfaitaire permettant de finaliser la conception et de passer à la phase de construction via un contrat de conception-construction. Le projet est géré par le Cégep de La Pocatière sous l’égide du gouvernement du Canada, avec le point de contact principal étant Josiane Martin, autorité contractuelle.

General Info

Construction of advanced research greenhouses under Progressive Design-Build method, selection by qualification and collaboration.

Agency

Government of Canada → CEGEP de La Pocatière

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction View NAICS

Place of Performance

Bas-Saint-Laurent, CAN

Set-Aside

NONE

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMay 19

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 8

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

06/08/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → CEGEP de La Pocatière

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

Government of Canada → CEGEP de La Pocatière

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Martin JosianeContracting Authority

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

En collaboration avec le Cégep, le Centre de développement de Bioproduits Biopterre a décidé de construire de nouvelles infrastructures qui lui permettront de rassembler sous un même toit l’ensemble de ses activités tout en bénéficiant d’installations à la haute pointe de la technologie, notamment au niveau des serres de recherche. Le mode de réalisation retenu pour le Projet est le mode « Conception-Construction Progressif » ou CCP. Cet Appel de qualification constitue la première étape du processus de sélection. Les Candidats sélectionnés au terme de l’Appel de qualification seront invités à la deuxième étape du processus de sélection, soit à l’Appel de propositions, pour soumettre une proposition comportant un volet qualitatif et un volet financier, sans prix forfaitaire global, afin de réaliser la phase de codéveloppement du Projet. Lors de cette deuxième étape, ils participeront à un atelier d’évaluation de la collaboration et à une entrevue. Ils devront alors démontrer leur capacité et leur volonté à optimiser le Projet, notamment par la collaboration avec le Cégep dans une approche à livres ouverts durant la phase de codéveloppement et l’ensemble du Projet jusqu’à sa clôture. Au terme de l'Appel de propositions, un seul proposant sera sélectionné pour conclure, avec le Cégep, une Entente de codéveloppement. L'objectif de la phase de codéveloppement est de développer la conception à un niveau suffisant pour permettre à l’Entrepreneur de soumettre une proposition technique et un prix forfaitaire pour achever la conception et réaliser les travaux de construction, et conclure avec le Cégep un contrat de conception-construction.