Opportunity
Quebec SEAO #20174627
Engineering services for a Yamaska River pedestrian bridge and drinking water treatment plant improvements
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
November 19, 2026
Identifier
20174627
NAICS
541330
The Ville de Saint-Hyacinthe is seeking engineering services for a pedestrian and cycling bridge and drinking water treatment plant improvements. - Government buyer: Ville de Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec; no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Bridge project: Engineering studies and design for a pedestrian and cycling bridge spanning the Yamaska River, including environmental assessment, hydrological and hydraulic studies, geotechnical work and environmental characterization, and topographic and bathymetric surveys. - Design and approvals: Prepare plans and specifications, ministry applications and approvals, and tender documents for construction and materials testing. - Construction oversight: Provide office and resident supervision for bridge construction. - Water treatment plant: Provide engineering services related to increasing plant capacity, including an environmental site assessment, hydrological and hydraulic study, tender documentation for a Phase II environmental site assessment, and ministry applications and approvals. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or specified products, part numbers, or quantities are identified; this is a professional-services procurement.
Description
The City of Saint-Hyacinthe is seeking professional engineering services for the design and resident supervision of a pedestrian and cycling bridge spanning the Yamaska River, along with related studies. The work also includes a second phase to increase the capacity of the drinking water treatment plant. Estimated deliverables include environmental, hydrological, hydraulic, geotechnical, and topographic studies; design and tender documents; ministry applications and approvals; and office and resident construction supervision. The contract duration is 60 months, excluding options, and bids are submitted via SEAO with two documents.