Modernisation du système d'éclairage - Théâtre Rouge (Montréal)

The Conservatoire d’Art dramatique de Montréal seeks to modernize its lighting system for the Théâtre Rouge, specifically targeting the cyclorama lighting equipment which currently relies on outdated, heavy, and energy-intensive fixtures. These existing lamps are cumbersome to operate, allow for only three colors at a time using rapidly deteriorating filters, and severely limit creative possibilities despite the cyclorama’s potential for dynamic ambient effects. The theater’s infrastructure imposes additional constraints: minimal wing space, no overhead rigging for permanent fixtures, and no stage traps, meaning all new equipment must be portable and frequently relocated during performances. The solicitation does not include installation services; vendors are expected to supply only the lighting hardware that can be manually moved and adjusted as needed. The project is open to Canadian federal contractors under NAICS code 335132, with bids due by May 26, 2026, and the contract authority is Roger Lemieux of the Conservatoire, part of the Government of Canada.