Opportunity
Quebec SEAO #a53f141f-613a-4050-8d0f-0e196a817584
Environmental Rehabilitation Services for Contaminated Land in Saint-Hubert, Quebec
Posted
August 06, 2026
Respond By
September 17, 2026
Identifier
a53f141f-613a-4050-8d0f-0e196a817584
NAICS
562910, 238910, 237990
The City of Longueuil is seeking qualified contractors for the environmental rehabilitation of a contaminated land parcel in Saint-Hubert, Quebec. - Government buyer: - City of Longueuil - Infrastructure and Ecological Transition, Strategic Development and Partnership office - Scope of work includes: - Site organization, surface stripping, and clearing - Excavation and loading of contaminated soils exceeding Ministry of Environment criterion "C" - Segregation and pile-up of residual materials - Transportation and disposal of contaminated soils and residual materials - Water management in excavations - Backfilling and surface leveling - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Project is eligible for ClimatSol Plus funding - Requires authorization from MELCCFP due to presence of a wetland - No specific products, part numbers, or equipment are listed; procurement is for construction and environmental remediation services - Unique requirements: - Compliance with environmental criteria and wetland regulations - Coordination with provincial environmental authorities
Description
This solicitation is for construction work involving the environmental rehabilitation of a vacant land located east of the intersection between boulevard Nobert and rue Champlain in Montérégie, Quebec. The work includes site organization, surface stripping and clearing, excavation and loading of contaminated soils exceeding Ministry of Environment criteria "C", segregation and pile-up of residual materials, transportation and disposal of contaminated soils, water management in excavations, backfilling, and surface leveling. The project is funded under the ClimatSol Plus program and requires authorization due to part of the site being a wetland. The contract duration is from November 2026 to June 1, 2027, with completion expected by summer 2027 and possible extension to late 2027.