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Réfection ponctuelle des façades aux habitations Benny Farm

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20150341International

Submission Closed07/06/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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L’OMH de Montréal lance une procédure ouverte publique pour la réfection ponctuelle des façades des quatre immeubles situés aux adresses 3500, 3510, 3700 et 3800, avenue Benny à Montréal, dans l’arrondissement Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Ces bâtiments, tous de six étages en acier et béton, regroupent respectivement 51, 40, 101 et 45 logements, et abritent des familles ainsi que des personnes âgées. Les travaux comprennent la réparation de la maçonnerie, le remplacement et la correction du calfeutrant, ainsi que la peinture des éléments métalliques ouvrés. Les opérations devront être menées en respectant les documents contractuels et en maintenant les habitants dans leurs logements pendant toute la durée des interventions. L’exécution est planifiée en deux phases, en évitant les conditions hivernales, avec la première phase avant l’hiver 2026 et la seconde au printemps 2027, dans un délai maximal de 205 jours ouvrables à compter de la date confirmée de démarrage, aucune demande de surcoût ne pourra être justifiée par un éventuel report de cette date. La visite des lieux est prévue le 10 juin 2026 à 10 h au 3800, avenue Benny, bien qu’elle soit optionnelle. L’appel d’offres, identifié sous le numéro 20150341, a été publié le 4 juin 2026 et les soumissions doivent être déposées avant le 6 juillet 2026 à 16 h. Le contrat relève du code NAICS 238140 et est géré par le gouvernement du Canada via l’OMH de Montréal, avec Laura Apopei comme autorité contractuelle principale. Les travaux se dérouleront à Montréal et aucune mise en réserve particulière n’est indiquée pour les soumissionnaires.

General Info

OMHM tender for masonry restoration, sealant replacement, and painting at Benny Farm buildings, deadline July 2026.

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Government of Canada → OMH de Montréal

NAICS

238140 - Masonry ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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PostedJun 4

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Response DeadlineJul 6

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07/06/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → OMH de Montréal

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Government of Canada → OMH de Montréal

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Apopei LauraContracting Authority

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1. OBJET DU CONTRAT · L’OMHM procède à une procédure ouverte publique pour des travaux de réfection ponctuelle de la maçonnerie, remplacement et correction de calfeutrant et peinture des métaux ouvrés aux habitations Benny Farm situé au 3500, 3510 3700 et 3800, avenue Benny dans l’arrondissement Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. · Le projet consiste à réaliser tous les travaux conformément aux documents contractuels. · Les travaux seront réalisés dans quatre immeubles pour familles et personnes âgées, dont les typologies peuvent être détaillées ainsi : · 3500 : un bâtiment de six (6) étages en acier et béton comportant 51 logements · 3510 : un bâtiment de six (6) étages en acier et béton comportant 40 logements · 3700 : un bâtiment de six (6) étages en acier et béton comportant 101 logements · 3800 : un bâtiment de six (6) étages en acier et béton comportant 45 logements Chaque bâtiment possède également un accès au garage intérieur et des locaux techniques au sous-sol. · Durant les travaux, les logements seront occupés. 2. DURÉE DU CONTRAT · Selon la planification actuelle, il est prévu que les travaux débuteront dès la signature de la lettre d’engagement, mais cette date pourrait être modifiée par l’OMHM. Dans tel cas, la modification ne pourra pas servir à justifier une demande d’extra de la part de l’adjudicataire. · Les travaux devront être exécutés dans un délai maximal de 205 jours ouvrables de la date confirmée du début des travaux dans la lettre d’engagement. · Le délai indiqué prévoit un phasage des travaux pour éviter des travaux en condition hivernale. La phase 1 avant l’hiver 2026 et la phase 2 au printemps 2027. 3. VISITE DES LIEUX OPTIONNELLE · Une visite des lieux aura lieu le 10 juin 2026 à 10h00 au 3800, avenue Benny à Montréal.