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SERVICES D’ENTRETIEN ET DE DÉNEIGEMENT DES INFRASTRUCTURES FERROVIAIRES DU SITE CÔTE-DE-LIESSE D’EXO

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20140344International

Submission Closed05/27/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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The contractor is required to perform comprehensive maintenance and snow removal services for the rail infrastructure at the Côte-de-Liesse site under EXO, encompassing both seasonal and emergency operations. This includes routine and specialized inspections of rail assets, preventive and corrective maintenance, urgent interventions, and full winter and summer maintenance programs. Winter duties involve snow removal, ice control, plowing, hauling and disposal of snow, and the application of abrasives and deicing agents, while summer responsibilities include vegetation control through weeding, mowing, grass cutting, and pesticide application. The contractor must also manage residual materials by collecting and transporting them offsite and provide dedicated rail safety protection for all work conducted within railway boundaries. All services must be carried out strictly according to the specifications outlined in the bid documents, with detailed maps and technical requirements provided in the annexes. The contractor is responsible for supplying all labor, equipment, vehicles, tools, materials, and communication systems needed to fulfill these obligations without exception, except under force majeure, and must operate with full awareness of the existing condition of the infrastructure and the operational environment at the site.

General Info

Maintenance and snow removal services for EXO's Côte-de-Liesse railway infrastructure, including emergency and seasonal tasks.

Agency

Government of Canada → Réseau de Transport Métropolitain

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping Services

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 15

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 27

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Submission Closed

05/27/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Réseau de Transport Métropolitain

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Organization / AgencyGovernment of Canada → Réseau de Transport Métropolitain

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D’APPEL D’OFFRES N°: 1004788 SERVICES D’ENTRETIEN ET DE DÉNEIGEMENT DES INFRASTRUCTURES FERROVIAIRES DU SITE CÔTE-DE-LIESSE D’EXO (1) L’ADJUDICATAIRE doit exécuter les services tels que plus amplement décrits au Devis et ses annexes (les « Services »), et conformément aux exigences qu’il contient. (2) Les Services à effectuer par l’ADJUDICATAIRE consistent notamment à : · Effectuer les inspections périodiques des Infrastructures ferroviaires; · Effectuer les inspections spéciales des Infrastructures ferroviaires; · Effectuer l’Entretien préventif et l’Entretien correctif des Infrastructures ferroviaires; · Effectuer des interventions d’urgence dans et sur les Infrastructures; · Exécuter l’entretien hivernal, ce qui inclut, sans s’y limiter, le déneigement, le déglaçage, le chargement, le transport et la disposition de neige ainsi l’épandage d’Abrasifs et/ou de fondants sur et autour des Infrastructures identifiées, tout au long de la période hivernale; · Exécuter l’entretien estival, ce qui inclut, sans s’y limiter, le désherbage, le fauchage, la tonte de gazon l’épandage de pesticides sur et autour des Infrastructures identifiées, tout au long de la période estivale ; · Procéder à la gestion des Matières Résiduelles, notamment leur collecte et disposition hors-site; · Fournir la protection ferroviaire pour tous les Services exécutés en emprise ferroviaire. (3) L’ADJUDICATAIRE doit exécuter les Services sur le Site. La cartographie des Infrastructures se retrouve à l’annexe A du Devis, alors que les cahiers techniques incluant les plans de zones d’entretien hivernal ainsi les spécificités du Site se retrouvent à l’annexe B. (4) L’ADJUDICATAIRE doit fournir, sans s’y limiter, la main d’œuvre, l’outillage, les Équipements, les pièces, les matériaux, les produits, les véhicules de transport et les équipements de communication et de contrôle nécessaire à l’exécution des Services. (5) Sauf en cas de force majeure et uniquement dans la mesure prévue au Contrat, aucun Service ne peut être reporté ou remis. (6) L’ADJUDICATAIRE est réputé avoir une entière connaissance de l’état dans lequel se trouvent les Infrastructures ferroviaires et des conditions dans lesquelles s’effectueront les Services.