CanadaBuys #20174301

Ville de Longueuil seeks engineering services for urban infrastructure and sustainable mobility

The Ville de Longueuil is seeking engineering services to support municipal infrastructure and sustainable mobility projects. - Buyer: Ville de Longueuil, a municipal government in Quebec, Canada. - Opportunity: Three framework agreements for professional engineering services. Each successful agreement holder is expected to manage approximately 15–20 concurrent mandates of varying scope. - Services requested: Preliminary studies, conceptual designs, master plans, plans and specifications, and construction-phase services. - Project areas: Drinking water, sewers and stormwater management; roads, parking, paving, curbs and sidewalks; landscaping and urban forestry; public-space and mobility lighting and electrical systems; traffic studies, signals and road-safety measures; and structural engineering, inspections, studies and expert assessments. Potential complementary work includes process mechanics, instrumentation and control, telemetry, and urban technical networks. - OEMs and named vendors: None are identified in the available materials. - Notable requirement: The agreements are expected to support multiple concurrent municipal mandates across a broad range of infrastructure disciplines.

Description

The City of Longueuil is seeking proposals for three framework agreements for professional engineering services related to urban infrastructure and sustainable mobility. The scope includes preliminary studies, conceptual designs, master plans, plans and specifications, and construction-phase services supporting the City's capital programs. Services may cover municipal infrastructure, lighting and electrical systems, traffic signals, structures, and certain complementary technical services. Each successful framework-agreement holder is expected to handle 15–20 concurrent mandates during a four-year period, with some mandates potentially continuing beyond it.

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