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Rénovation majeure de l'enveloppe, des espaces communs et des chambres au 3495, rue Aylwin à Montréal

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Submission Closed03/17/2026, 03:30:00 PM UTC

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The contract involves major renovation work at 3495-3499 rue Aylwin in Montréal, including the complete refurbishment of electrical installations, plumbing connections to the existing network, installation of new wall and floor finishes, and various interior layout works. Additionally, it covers the replacement of doors and windows, masonry restoration, and the construction of an English courtyard. The award process will be based on the lowest compliant bid, with submissions due on March 4, 2026, by 10:30 a.m. at the specified downtown Montréal office. Prospective bidders are strongly encouraged to attend a non-mandatory, supervised site visit on the assigned date and time to familiarize themselves with the site conditions. Bidders must provide a bid bond equal to 10% of the total bid cost, excluding applicable taxes, and upon contract award, furnish performance and material and labor bonds each amounting to 50% of the contract value including taxes. Insurance requirements include a wrap-up general liability policy with a minimum coverage of $5 million, followed by general liability insurance for project completion, construction all-risk insurance, automobile liability insurance of at least $2 million, and equipment breakdown coverage. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes with the project title and number or electronically via the SEAO platform before the prescribed deadline. Bidders must hold a valid business establishment in Quebec or an applicable intergovernmental agreement territory, possess the appropriate building licenses from the Régie du bâtiment du Québec, and maintain a valid certificate from Revenu Québec. The Société d'habitation et de développement de Montréal reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids without obligation. For inquiries, contact approvisionnement@shdm.org.

General Info

Renovation at 3495-3499 rue Aylwin, Montréal; bids due March 4, 2026; bonding and insurance required.

Agency

Government of Canada → Société d'habitation et de développement de MontréalView Agency

NAICS

236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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PostedMar 10

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Response DeadlineMar 17

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Submission Closed

03/17/2026, 03:30:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Société d'habitation et de développement de Montréal

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Les Travaux comprennent la réfection des installations électriques, les raccordements de plomberie au réseau existant, la mise en place de nouveaux finis muraux et de plancher, ainsi que divers travaux d’aménagement intérieur. Ils incluent également le remplacement des portes et fenêtres, la réfection de la maçonnerie et l’ajout d’une cour anglaise, le tout situé au 3495‑3499, rue Aylwin, à Montréal. MODE D’ADJUDICATION : Selon le plus bas prix conforme DATE ET LIEU DE RÉCEPTION : 4 mars 2026 avant 10 h 30 au 800, boul. De Maisonneuve Est, bureau 2200, Montréal, province de Québec, H2L 4L8 GARANTIES : Une garantie de soumission d’une valeur de 10 % du coût total de la Soumission, excluant les taxes applicables ; Un cautionnement d’exécution d’une valeur de 50 % du coût total du Contrat à intervenir, incluant les taxes applicables ; Un cautionnement pour gages, matériaux et services, d’une valeur de 50 % du coût total du Contrat à intervenir, incluant les taxes applicables. VISITE DES LIEUX : Dans le cadre de cet appel d’offres, il est fortement recommandé au Soumissionnaire de se présenter à l’endroit indiqué, à la date et heure fixées pour une visite non-obligatoire individuelle ou collective et supervisée des lieux. ASSURANCES : Une assurance responsabilité civile de type « wrap-up » d’un minimum de 5 000 000 $; Une assurance responsabilité civile générale (obligatoire à partir de la réception provisoire des travaux après la fin de l’assurance responsabilité civile « wrap-up ») au montant minimal de 5 000 000 $; Une assurance chantier tous risques ; Une assurance responsabilité automobile d’un minimum de 2 000 000 $; et Une assurance bris d’équipements RENSEIGNEMENTS : À l’adresse électronique approvisionnement@shdm.org Pour être valablement reçus, les documents de Soumission doivent être placés dans une enveloppe scellée portant le titre et le numéro du projet ou dans le cas d’une Soumission transmise électroniquement, chiffrée, transmise, horodatée et sauvegardée sur les serveurs du SEAO au plus tard à la date et avant l’heure limite de réception des offres. Les Soumissions reçues seront ouvertes publiquement, au bureau de la SHDM, immédiatement après l’expiration du délai fixé pour leur réception. Les Soumissionnaires devront posséder, au moment du dépôt de la Soumission, un établissement d’entreprise au Québec ou dans un territoire visé par un accord intergouvernemental de libéralisation des marchés applicable au présent appel d’offres et détenir les licences appropriées émises par la Régie du bâtiment du Québec ainsi qu’une attestation valide délivrée par Revenu Québec. La SHDM ne s’engage à accepter ni l’une ou l’autre des Soumissions, ni aucune des Soumissions reçues et n’assume aucune obligation de quelque nature que ce soit envers les Soumissionnaires.