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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

SERVICES PROFESSIONNELS DE LABORATOIRE SUR DEMANDE

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The contract entails the provision of professional laboratory services on demand, primarily focused on the completion of waterproofing works for the roof of the Olympic Stadium, covering Lot 01 and Lot 0701, with a total area just under 300,000 square feet. These services will also support a variety of other projects across the Olympic Park, ranging from small to large scale, with an emphasis on roofing and waterproofing systems. Additional responsibilities may include material testing, quality control of soils and granular materials, and management of contaminated soils as required by ongoing projects. The preliminary schedule includes work phases from April to December 2026 and again from April to December 2027, with final acceptance occurring one year after provisional acceptance. The detailed project plans for the roofing waterproofing completion are provided in Annex A to ensure a clear understanding of the primary scope. This solicitation, issued under NAICS code 541380 by the Government of Canada through Parc olympique, has a response deadline of May 27, 2026, and is being managed by Contracting Authority Boubacar Ndiaye in Montreal.

General Info

Provide professional waterproofing and testing services for Olympic Stadium Montreal from 2026-2027.

Agency

Government of Canada → Parc olympique

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Parc olympique
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Government of Canada → Parc olympique
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Ndiaye BoubacarContracting Authority

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Le présent mandat consiste en la réalisation de services professionnels de laboratoire sur demande. Le principal projet auquel sera attitré la ressource sera les travaux de parachèvement de l’étanchéité de la couverture du Stade olympique, intégrant le lot 01 et le lot 0701 (ci-après le Projet). La superficie faisant l’objet du présent mandat est légèrement inférieure à 300 000 pi2. Notons que les services serviront également au suivi de projets de nature variée de petite, moyenne et grande envergure sur le site du Parc olympique. Les services requis porteront principalement sur les systèmes de toiture et l’étanchéité. Ils pourront toutefois s’étendre à d’autres domaines d’expertise, notamment le contrôle des matériaux, le contrôle qualitatif des sols et des matériaux granulaires et de la gestion des sols contaminés selon les besoins liés à la réalisation des projets du Parc olympique. L’échéancier préliminaire des travaux de parachèvement de l’étanchéité de la couverture du Stade va comme suit : - Avril 2026 à décembre 2026 ; - Avril 2027 à décembre 2027 – Réception finale 1 an après la réception provisoire; Les plans du projet de parachèvement de l’étanchéité de la couverture du Stade, présentés aux lot 01et au lot 0701 sont joints à l’Annexe A pour fins de compréhension du mandat principal.