Services professionnels en ingénierie pour l'augmentation de capacité de la station de traitement des eaux usées de Saint-Nicolas

The City of Lévis is seeking to engage a professional engineering firm to enhance the capacity of the Saint-Nicolas wastewater treatment plant. The project focuses on ensuring the long-term sustainability and capacity increase of the facility. Key elements include the conversion of two sequential biological reactor (SBR) basins into suspended growth biological reactor (SGR) basins, followed by a solid-liquid separation stage. Additionally, the scope involves a complete refurbishment of the outdated sludge dewatering system. The contract also covers various related works necessary to support these primary upgrades. This solicitation, issued by the Government of Canada on behalf of the City of Lévis, is aimed at firms capable of providing comprehensive engineering services for this technical upgrade within the Chaudière-Appalaches region. The deadline to respond is July 8, 2026, and the contracting authority for inquiries is Mr. Sylvain Picard. The project supports critical infrastructure improvement to address growing demands on the wastewater treatment system, emphasizing both capacity expansion and modernization of existing treatment processes.