Quebec SEAO #LONG-26-0323

Engineering framework contracts for Ville de Longueuil urban infrastructure

Ville de Longueuil is seeking engineering firms for three framework contracts supporting municipal and agglomeration infrastructure projects. - Government buyer: Ville de Longueuil, Québec; no specific department, sub-agency, or office is identified. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or service providers are named. SEAO is identified as the tendering platform, not as a project vendor. - Scope: Engineering studies and preliminary designs, master plans, plans and specifications, and construction-phase services. Each awarded firm may handle approximately 15–20 concurrent assignments. - Infrastructure areas: Drinking water, sewers and stormwater; roads, parking, paving, curbs and sidewalks; landscaping, forestry and arboriculture; public-space lighting and electrical work; traffic studies, signals and road safety; structures and civil works. - Potential complementary work: Process mechanical engineering for valve chambers and pumping stations, instrumentation and control including telemetry, and extensions, integration, relocation or burial of urban technical networks. - Notable requirements: The work spans local and agglomeration capital programs, with assignments potentially continuing beyond the framework term.

Description

Ville de Longueuil is seeking engineering firms for three framework contracts supporting projects under the City's local and agglomeration three-year capital programs. The work includes preliminary studies and designs, master plans, plans and specifications, and construction-phase services across municipal infrastructure, lighting and electrical work, traffic signals, structures, and civil works. Approximately 15–20 assignments of varying scale may be carried out concurrently by each awarded firm; complementary services may also include process mechanical engineering, instrumentation and control, and urban technical networks. The contracts have a 48-month term, with award planned for January 2027, and bids are evaluated on quality and price with a minimum qualitative score of 70 points.

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