Bas Saint Laurent / Barrages de Mistis et Mistigougeche / Appel de qualification - travaux de reconstruction
Description: Hydro-Québec is qualifying suppliers for the reconstruction of the Mitis and Mistigougèche dams in Bas-Saint-Laurent. This qualification is the first step toward selecting a design-build contractor, not a grant program. Suppliers whose applications meet the requirements and pass the commercial and technical evaluation may be invited to a subsequent request for proposals, with Hydro-Québec reserving the right to qualify no more than three.
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The Ville de Montréal is soliciting bids to rehabilitate the Nicolet outfall between rue Notre-Dame Est and the Saint Lawrence River. The notice classifies the project as construction work and identifies the Service de l’eau as the responsible department. Bids must be received before 1:30 p.m. on November 5, 2026, and solicitation documents are available through Québec’s electronic tendering system.
The Ville de Richelieu is requesting construction bids for renovation and compliance upgrades to its city hall and municipal library. Tender documents are available through Québec’s SEAO procurement system beginning October 30, 2026. Sealed bids containing one original and a USB copy must be delivered to City Hall at 200 boulevard Richelieu by December 1, 2026, at 10:30 a.m.
The Québec transportation ministry is soliciting construction bids to install and replace safety guardrails on various roads in Paspébiac, Saint-Simon, Rivière-Bonaventure and Percé. The work covers the New Carlisle and Gaspé service-centre territories, and the estimated contract value is less than C$1 million. Only bidders with an establishment in Québec will be considered.
The Ville de Mirabel is seeking bids to modify the air-conditioning and ventilation systems at the Jean-Bouchard amphitheatre in the Saint-Janvier sector. The project aims to optimize and improve the complex’s air-management systems. Its primary objective is to upgrade air-conditioning and dehumidification systems serving both ice rinks to improve comfort while ensuring technical compliance and building safety.
