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TRAVAUX DE RÉHABILITATION DES STATIONS DE POMPAGE PRINCIPALE, DAOUST ET SOPHIE

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20142148Canada

Submission Closed06/02/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract involves the comprehensive rehabilitation of the main pumping stations, Daoust and Sophie, located in the Montérégie region. The scope of work covers a wide range of tasks essential for site preparation, environmental protection, and construction activities. These include organizing and securing the construction site, implementing traffic signage and detours, managing surface and groundwater including temporary pumping systems, site protection measures such as deforestation, demolition of existing concrete slabs, disposal of excess excavation materials, and the construction of new concrete slabs. The work also involves installing pumping stations and discharge pipelines, cleaning and testing of pipes and structures, commissioning equipment, landscaping and restoring grassy, seeded, and gravel-covered areas, and overall site rehabilitation to meet project specifications. The contractor is responsible not only for executing these physical works but also for the detailed planning, method studies, execution control, and ensuring compliance with quality standards and safety regulations. This includes establishing temporary facilities, supplying all necessary materials and equipment, implementing health and safety measures per legal requirements, and continuous quality control through performance testing as outlined in the plans and specifications. The contract stipulates that all related tasks necessary for the full completion of the project according to the provided designs must be carried out, ensuring the works meet their intended use and comply with professional standards. The solicitation is managed by the Municipalité des Cèdres under the Government of Canada, with a submission deadline in early June 2026.

General Info

Rehabilitation of pumping stations in Montérégie, including construction, site preparation, environmental protection, and compliance.

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Government of Canada → Municipalité des CèdresView Agency

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction View NAICS

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Montérégie, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedApr 29

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 2

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Submission Closed

06/02/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Municipalité des Cèdres

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Government of Canada → Municipalité des Cèdres

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Sans s’y limiter, les travaux consistent à : - L’organisation du chantier; - La sécurité du chantier; - L’implantation de la signalisation des entraves et des chemins de détour; - La protection de l’environnement; - La gestion des eaux de surface et souterraines, incluant le pompage; - L’installation d’un réseau du pompage temporaire des eaux domestiques; - La protection du site, incluant le déboisement; - La démolition des dalles en béton; - La disposition des surplus d’excavation; - La construction de dalles en béton; - L’installation de postes de pompage et conduite de refoulement; - Le nettoyage et les essais sur les conduites et structures; - La mise en service des équipements; - L’aménagement et la réfection des surfaces gazonnées, ensemencées et en lit de cailloux; - La réfection des lieux. Les travaux comprennent également tous les travaux connexes nécessaires au parachèvement de l’ouvrage selon les plans et devis. L’Entrepreneur est également responsable de : - L’étude et la mise en oeuvre des méthodes d’exécution incluant les étançonnements lorsque requis; - La planification, l’organisation la direction et le contrôle de l’exécution des travaux de façon à s’assurer qu’ils soient conformes à l’usage auquel ils sont destinés et exécutés suivant les règles de l’art; - L’étude et l’établissement des installations de chantier et ouvrages provisoires; - L’approvisionnement des matériels et matériaux de toute nature, nécessaires à la réalisation complète et conforme des ouvrages et fournitures faisant l’objet du contrat; - La prévention en matière de santé et sécurité sur le chantier de construction et conformité avec les lois et règlements en vigueur; - L’implantation des travaux; - La qualité des travaux exécutés, de la réalisation des essais de performance et du contrôle qualité pour s’assurer de la conformité des travaux exécutés avec les plans et devis et d’en faire la démonstration.