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Photo-interprétation et cartographie forestière - Mandats de catégorie 2 (3311-26118 à 3311-26123)

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20144266International

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

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Bureau of Geological Survey Borehole Geophysics

Solicitation # 6100066788

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Bureau of Geological Survey Electrical Resistivity

Solicitation # 6100066832

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Dynamic Sensor-Tasking and Routing System for Subsurface Hazard Detection

Solicitation # DTR27BZ02-NV003

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]Hydrogeological studies for institutional and community Water facilities and Hydrological assessment for Potential Managed Aquifer Recharge Sites.

Solicitation # LRPS-2026-9207098

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Solicitation # SRC0000037544

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Submerged Cultural Resources Remote Sensing Investigation

Solicitation # 2027004

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Le ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts lance un appel de soumissions pour la réalisation de six mandats de photo-interprétation et de cartographie forestière dans le cadre du cinquième et sixième inventaires écoforestiers du Québec méridional, avec une période d’exécution prévue du 15 juin 2026 au 15 novembre 2027. Seuls les prestataires qualifiés dans la liste PQ-CARTO-2026-02 peuvent déposer une soumission, et ils doivent avoir un établissement permanent au Québec ou dans un territoire visé par les accords gouvernementaux applicables. Les travaux porteront sur la cartographie des forêts selon un nouveau cadre simplifié où les classes d’âge ne sont plus interprétées et l’étagement se limite désormais aux deux catégories monoétagé et multiétagé. Le contexte cartographique varie selon les mandats, avec une référence aux données du quatrième inventaire pour la Côte-Nord et au cinquième inventaire pour les autres zones, incluant la région de Québec. Parmi les nouveautés clés, l’inventaire des points de contrôle s’effectuera désormais via l’application QField, guidée par une géodatabase fournie en version ArcGIS 10.8, et une nouvelle exigence exige la collecte de données géoréférencées sur au moins trois arbres visibles sur les photos aériennes, nécessitant l’utilisation de GPS de haute précision. Les photographies aériennes pourraient présenter des problèmes d’affichage dans le logiciel PurView, obligeant les prestataires à soit traiter eux-mêmes les images pour les rendre compatibles, soit adopter des logiciels alternatifs tels qu’ArcGIS Pro ou Summit Evolution. La soumission doit être déposée avant le 4 juin 2026, et bien que l’appel soit ouvert, le ministère ne s’engage pas à accepter toute proposition reçue. Les candidats doivent respecter les conditions d’admissibilité précisées aux articles 3.13 et 3.14 du document officiel et sont invités à coordonner leurs démarches avec l

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Six forest mapping mandates in southern Quebec, June 2026 to November 2027, using QField and high-precision GPS.

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Government of Canada → Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts

NAICS

541360 - Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services

Place of Performance

Capitale-Nationale (Québec), Côte-Nord, CAN

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PostedMay 7

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Response DeadlineJun 4

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

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts

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Le ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts requiert les services professionnels de prestataires de services pour réaliser des travaux de photo-interprétation et de cartographie forestière dans le cadre du cinquième et du sixième inventaires écoforestiers du Québec méridional (IEQM). Les prestataires de services qui ont été qualifiés pour la réalisation de mandats de catégorie 2 sont invités à déposer une soumission afin de réaliser des travaux spécifiques aux besoins de la Direction des inventaires forestiers. Le présent appel de soumissions comporte six mandats. Les travaux débuteront vers le 15 juin 2026 pour se terminer au plus tard le 15 novembre 2027. Prenez note que les classes d’âges ne sont plus à interpréter et l’étagement est réduit aux deux attributs : multiétagé (MU) et monoétagé (MO). Le contexte des cartes à éditer est en 4e IEQM AIPF pour le volet 1 (région de la Côte-Nord) du mandat 3311-26122. Elles sont en 5e IEQM AIPF pour le volet 2 du mandat 3311-26122 et tous les volets des cinq autre mandats (région de Québec). Nouveauté en 2026 pour les points de contrôle. Les points de contrôles seront désormais inventoriés à l’aide d’un formulaire « QField ». Une procédure vous sera fournie ainsi qu’une géodatabase (PTC6.gdb,ArcGIS version 10.8) pour y insérer les points de contrôles. Aussi, une nouvelle variable sera ajoutée au formulaire, la prise de données géoréférencées d’un minimum de trois arbres, visibles sur la photo. Des GPS de précision seront nécessaires et exigés pour cette prise de données. De plus, nous tenons à vous informer qu’une portion des photographies aériennes pourrait amener certaines difficultés lorsqu’elles sont affichées dans le logiciel de photo-interprétation PurView. Les prestataires de services qui utilisent toujours ce logiciel et qui pourraient rencontrer ce problème auront deux options : soit de réaliser eux-mêmes des traitements de ces photographies aériennes afin de tenter de les rendre fonctionnelles avec PurView ou soit d’acquérir de nouveaux logiciels de photo-interprétation, tels que ArcGIS Pro ou Summit Evolution. Les soumissions doivent être présentées par des prestataires de services ayant, au Québec ou dans un des territoires visés par les accords gouvernementaux applicables, un établissement où ils exercent leurs activités de façon permanente, clairement identifié à leur nom et accessible durant les heures normales de bureau. Le Ministère attire votre attention sur les articles 3.13 et 3.14 du document d’appel de soumissions qui vous indiquent les conditions d’admissibilité des prestataires de services et de conformité des soumissions à respecter dans le cadre de cet appel de soumissions. Les prestataires de services doivent être inscrits sur la liste PQ-CARTO-2026-02 pour la réalisation de projets en photo-interprétation et cartographie forestière pour être admissibles à déposer une soumission. Le Ministère ne s’engage à accepter aucune des soumissions reçues. Jean-François Béland, Sous-ministre associé aux Forêts

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