Quebec SEAO #ARG-FO-2026-01

Construction of Fiber Optic FTTH Network in Laurentides, Quebec

This opportunity involves the construction of a fiber optic FTTH (Fiber to the Home) network in the Laurentides region of Quebec, Canada. - Government Buyer: - Argenteuil, Quebec, Canada - Project Scope: - Construction of a fiber optic network approximately 19 km in length - Network will provide broadband telecommunication services to 92 residences and 255 vacant lots - Coverage includes the west, south, and central parts of the Laurentides region - OEMs and Key Stakeholders: - Only companies authorized by Bell to perform cable and conduit work in the joint pole park with Hydro-Québec are eligible to bid - Bell and Hydro-Québec are highlighted as key stakeholders due to authorization requirements - Products/Services Requested: - Construction services for fiber optic network installation (no specific products or part numbers listed) - Unique Requirements: - Bidders must be authorized by Bell for work in the joint pole park with Hydro-Québec - Contractor must have experience in telecommunications and multidisciplinary team management - Project governed under the Quebec-Ontario Agreement (ACCQO) - Place of Performance: - 430, rue Grace, Lachute, QC, J8H1M6, Canada (serving as a central location for the project) - No specific OEM products, part numbers, or quantities are listed; the procurement is for construction services related to fiber optic network installation.

Description

This tender is for the construction of a fiber optic network approximately 19 km long in the Laurentides region, specifically covering the west, south, and central parts of the territory. The project aims to provide broadband telecommunication services to 92 residences and 255 vacant lots as part of a Fiber to the Home (FTTH) initiative. Only companies authorized by Bell to perform cable and conduit work in the joint pole park between Bell and Hydro-Québec are eligible to bid. The selected contractor must have experience in telecommunications and multidisciplinary team management, and the project is governed under the Quebec-Ontario Agreement (ACCQO).

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