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Services professionnels pour le contrôle qualitatif de matériaux pour les travaux municipaux 2026

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20143953Canada

Submission Closed06/05/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 541380

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La Ville de Sept-Îles sollicite des services professionnels pour le contrôle qualitatif des matériaux utilisés dans plusieurs projets d’infrastructure municipale prévus pour 2026, incluant la construction d’un nouvel hôtel de ville, la réfection des pavages, trottoirs et bordures, la construction d’un bâtiment de services au parc Bruno-Pauletto, ainsi que divers autres projets. L’ensemble des travaux se déroulera sur le territoire de la ville, avec une durée prévue de mai à décembre 2026, sauf pour la construction de l’hôtel de ville qui s’étendra sur deux ans, couvrant 2026 et 2027. L’adjudicataire retenu agira comme représentant technique de la Ville et sera entièrement responsable de l’ensemble des activités de contrôle qualitatif, qu’elles soient effectuées en usine, sur site ou en laboratoire. L’adjudicataire devra mettre en place une équipe compétente composée d’un chargé de projet et d’un technicien, et assurer une coordination constante avec le surveillant des travaux, qui peut être un employé de la Ville ou un consultant externe. Sous la supervision d’un ingénieur géotechnicien et de son adjoint, l’équipe devra garantir la conformité des matériaux aux normes exigées, en respectant les protocoles techniques et les exigences des différents ouvrages. La proposition doit être soumise avant le 5 juin 2026, et le mandat sera attribué à la suite d’un appel d’offres géré par la Ville de Sept-Îles, avec pour point de contact principal Joël Lebrun, autorité contractuelle, joignable par téléphone ou courriel officiel.

General Info

Contrôle qualitatif des matériaux pour projets d’infrastructure à Sept-Îles de mai 2026 à décembre 2027.

Agency

Government of Canada → Ville de Sept-Îles

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Côte-Nord, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 6

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Response DeadlineJun 5

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06/05/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ville de Sept-Îles

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Government of Canada → Ville de Sept-Îles

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Lebrun JoëlContracting Authority

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1.1 Objet de l’appel d’offres La Ville de Sept-Îles requiert des services professionnels pour le contrôle qualitatif des matériaux. Les travaux pour cet appel d’offres sont regroupés comme suit : Ouvrage 1 : Construction d’un nouvel hôtel de ville (ING-2025-5400); Ouvrage 2 : Réfection de pavage, trottoirs et bordures (ING-2026-900); Ouvrage 3 : Construction d’un bâtiment de services au parc Bruno-Pauletto (ING-2026-2500); Ouvrage 4 : Projets divers (2026). 1.2 Localisation des travaux Les travaux auront lieu sur le territoire de la Ville de Sept-Îles, selon les ouvrages mentionnés précédemment. 4.1 Description du mandat Sous la supervision de l’ingénieur géotechnicien responsable du projet et de son adjoint, le technicien de chantier devra assurer toutes les activités reliées au contrôle qualitatif des matériaux requis en usine, en chantier et en laboratoire, dans le cadre des travaux municipaux 2026 décrits à l’article « Objet de l’appel d’offres ». L’adjudicataire agira comme représentant de la Ville. De façon générale, l’adjudicataire aura la pleine responsabilité technique du contrôle qualitatif des matériaux. Pour ce faire, il devra disposer d’une équipe compétente composée d’un chargé de projet et d’un technicien. Il est à noter que selon les différents ouvrages prévus au contrat, le surveillant des travaux peut être un représentant de la Ville ou un consultant externe. Dans tous les cas, l’adjudicataire sera tenu de communiquer avec le surveillant tout au long des travaux. 4.6 Échéancier du mandat La durée du mandat s’échelonnera approximativement du mois de mai au mois de décembre 2026, à l’exception de l’ouvrage #1 qui s’échelonnera sur une durée de 2 ans (2026 et 2027). [...]

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