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Travaux de réaménagement de la salle 3 - Ajout d'un accélérateur linéaire CICL

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The Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) de Laval is seeking a general contractor for the complete redevelopment of Room 3 at the Hôpital de la Cité-de-la-Santé in Laval, involving the installation of a linear accelerator. The project requires adherence to detailed architectural, mechanical, electrical, and structural plans, with strict attention to maintaining hospital operations since the facility remains active 24/7 throughout construction. Contractors must carefully coordinate work phases, service interruptions, and temporary installations in compliance with hospital-specific safety and infection control measures. Work is scheduled mainly between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. for non-disruptive tasks, with more intrusive activities restricted to evenings and weekends. Coordination with the hospital’s technical services department is mandatory at least five business days before any service interruption, which will occur without extra compensation. The contract stipulates a strict 12-week deadline from the authorized site mobilization with no pauses allowed due to logistical or labor issues. The contractor is responsible for detailed scheduling, including bar-chart timelines and critical path analysis, to ensure minimal interference with clinical activities. All permits, demolition, temporary works, containment measures, and waste management fall under the contractor’s scope, alongside daily and final site cleaning. A construction office will not be provided on site; if needed, space for a trailer must be arranged and funded by the contractor. Security protocols prohibit any contact between workers and hospital clients, and the site must be securely fenced and locked outside working hours. Submission of bids is due by May 7, 2026, with a non-mandatory site visit scheduled for April 23, 2026. Award will be granted to the compliant lowest bidder, who must also provide bid and performance guarantees. All inquiries must be submitted in writing to the designated contract authority.

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CISSS Laval seeks contractor for 12-week linear accelerator room redevelopment with strict hospital operation coordination.

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Government of Canada → Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de LavalView Agency

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236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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Laval, CAN

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PostedApr 20

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05/07/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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Nom de l’Organisme public : Centre Intégré de Santé et Services Sociaux de Laval Numéro de l’appel d’offres : 2025-0775-AO Titre : Travaux de réaménagement de la salle 3 – Ajout d’un accélérateur linéaire Description : Le Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) de Laval lance un appel d'offres public pour la sélection d'un entrepreneur général. Ce projet vise principalement l’exécution complète de tous les travaux pour l’ajout d’accélérateur linéaire, à l’Hôpital de la Cité-de-la-Santé de Laval, située au 1755, boul. René-Laennec à Laval. L’entrepreneur doit aussi se référer aux plans et devis complets (architecture, mécanique, électricité et structure) pour déterminer l’ampleur précise des travaux et des mesures de protection requises. L’entrepreneur doit prendre en considération que ce bâtiment est un hôpital qui demeure occupé pendant la durée des travaux. Les activités du bâtiment sont en continues 24h/24, 7 jours par semaine. Pour assurer une cohabitation permettant la continuité des soins, l’entrepreneur devra prendre connaissance des méthodes à suivre pour le phasage des travaux, les coupures de services, les installations temporaires et autres instructions spécifiques à un ouvrage en milieu hospitalier. Se référer aux documents suivants : Clauses complémentaires au contrat, (i.e. « CCC »), régie et contrat. ** Vous ne devez en aucun cas entrer en contact avec la clientèle ** Les travaux consistent à, mais sans s’y limiter : · La fourniture de tous les permis autres que celui pour construction requis, incluant les documents afférents; · La démolition des éléments; · Les travaux temporaires; · Les travaux de confinements relatifs à la lutte contre les infections; · Les travaux de confinements relatifs à la sécurité des usagers; · Les percements; · La coordination des travaux selon le phasage et l’échéancier à être fourni par l’entrepreneur ; · Participer aux réunions hebdomadaires avec le chargé de projet et autres rencontres sur demande; · L’enlèvement des déchets; · Le nettoyage journalier et final du chantier; · La fourniture des documents relatifs à la documentation et la fermeture duchantier. Horaire des travaux : Les travaux qui ne perturbent pas les activités périphériques de l’établissement pourront se faire pendant les heures suivantes, soit entre 7h00 et 18h00. Les autres travaux devront se faire le soir et les fins de semaines. Aucune tolérance ne sera acceptée avant ou après ces heures de travail. Les interruptions de service devront être coordonnées avec le département du service technique au moins 5 jours ouvrables avant l’intervention. Toutes les coupures de service se feront de soir, de nuit ou de fin de semaine, dépendant des impacts sur le fonctionnement des services et des opérations courantes, sans frais compensatoires pour l’Entrepreneur. (ANNEXE I) Échéancier des travaux : Le respect de l’échéancier est de l’essence même du présent contrat. Le délai contractuel des travaux est de (12) semaines à partir de la mobilisation au chantier, excluant les vacances et congés fériés. La date de mobilisation au chantier doit être autorisée par le chargé de projet du CISSS de Laval. Le chantier doit être en continue, aucun arrêt ne sera accepté pour raison de logistique, ou manque de main d’œuvre, par conséquent la mobilisation au chantier débutera dès la disponibilité de tous les matériaux. Dès l’adjudication du contrat, l’Entrepreneur doit préparer et présenter les dessins d’atelier, donner ses commandes et préparer l’échéancier de référence (Baseline) des travaux qui doit être approuvé par les professionnels et le chargé de projet du CISSS de Laval, 5 jours avant la réunion de démarrage. Aucune demande de paiement ne sera traitée ou même acceptée, si l’échéancier mis à jour n’est pas envoyé. Un journal de chantier doit accompagner chaque demande de paiement. L’entrepreneur doit réaliser un échéancier (se référer à la clause « échéancier » du contrat) détaillé illustrant la totalité des travaux jusqu‘à leur réception sans réserve. Il devra être présenté sous forme de diagramme à barres horizontales (GANTT), chaque barre représentant une activité. L’échéancier devra montrer les liens entre les tâches et identifier les activités correspondant au cheminement critique du projet de façon distincte. Chaque activité doit être scindée et détaillée en tenant compte de l’ordre logique des travaux. Chaque spécialité devra être détaillée. À titre d’exemple, la construction de béton devra être découpée de semaine en semaine en détaillant chaque activité; excavation, démolition de l’escalier, remblai sous fondation, compaction, coffrage, armature, décoffrage, démolition des panneaux de béton, bétonnage, périodes de cure, etc. Ceci permettra d’identifier les périodes pendant lesquelles l’entrepreneur pourra fonctionner selon les heures normales, sans dérangement sur les activités cliniques en périphérie limitrophes. Il en est de même pour toutes les activités. Un échéancier montrant une ligne continue du début à la fin (en plomberie ou en électricité par exemple) sera refusé. Note : Aucune réclamation de prolongation de chantier NE sera acceptée si l’échéancier des travaux est à l’intérieur du délai contractuel. Bureau de chantier : Aucun bureau chantier ne sera disponible dans les lieux de travail. Si nécessaire, un emplacement pour une roulotte de chantier, aux frais de l’Entrepreneur, pourra être coordonné avec le service technique ou le chargé de projet. Autres directives : Les ouvriers ne doivent en aucun cas entrer en contact avec la clientèle du centre par mesure de sécurité. Le site doit être sécurisé avec une clôture de chantier. Son accès doit être possible que pour les ouvriers, la clôture de chantier doit être cadenassée en dehors des heures de travail de l’entrepreneur. Visite des lieux : Une visite des lieux non obligatoire est prévue le 23 avril 2026 à 10h. Le point de rassemblement pour cette visite est fixé à l’entrée principale de l’hôpital Cité-de-la Santé au RDC, 1755 Bd René-Laennec, en la ville de Laval, province de Québec, H7M 3L9. L’adjudication sera faite au SOUMISSIONNAIRE présentant le prix le plus bas tout en étant conforme aux exigences. Sûretés : Garantie de soumission : oui Garantie d’exécution : oui Accords de libéralisation des marchés publics applicables : Accord Québec-Ontario (ACCQO) Accord de Libre-échange canadien (ALEC) Demande d’information : Afin d’assurer l’uniformité d’interprétation des documents d’appel d’offres et de faciliter l’échange d’information, les soumissionnaires qui désirent recevoir de l’information ou des précisions au regard de l’appel d’offres doivent obligatoirement le faire par écrit en communiquant avec la personne responsable du dossier. Identifier votre courriel comme suit : 2025-0775-AO_Travaux de réaménagement de la salle 3 – Ajout d’un accélérateur linéaire - Personne-ressource : Tamara Ka - Courriel : tamara.ka.cissslav@ssss.gouv.qc.ca Documents : Les personnes intéressées peuvent se procurer les documents d’appel d’offres que par l’intermédiaire du système électronique d’appel d’offres SÉAO (www.seao.ca) Réception (dépôt) des soumissions: Les soumissions seront reçues à la date et à l’endroit suivants : Date: 2026-05-07 Heure: 10h00 Endroit Service des approvisionnements : Bureau R-35 Adresse Hôpital Juif de réadaptation 3205, Place Alton-Goldbloom Laval (Québec) H7V 1R2 Important: Le Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de Laval ne s’engage à accepter ni la plus basse ni aucune des soumissions reçues.