Environmental Consultant Services – SL - Federal Approach to Contaminated Sites

Répertoire d’experts-conseils approche fédérale en matière de lieux contaminés

Defence Construction Canada / Construction de Défense Canada

*** THIS AMENDS THE PREVIOUSLY POSTED NOTICE TO CHANGE THE CLOSING DATE FROM APRIL 8, 2026 TO APRIL 15, 2026. TIME AND CLOSING LOCATION REMAIN UNCHANGED.***

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is calling for abbreviated proposals from consulting firms to establish a Source List (SL) to provide “as and when required” the following professional services at various locations across Québec.

Information provided by the Proponents will be evaluated using the established criteria in the RFAP. The objective of this RFAP is to select four (4) Proponents with the highest total score.

The SL will be for a period of three (3) years with a maximum estimated value of $12,000,000. If mutually agreeable between the Consultant and DCC, the SL may be extended for up to one (1) additional two (2) year period and increased in the order of $8,000,000 at any time during the term of the SL.

Commissions under the SL are expected to be valued between $15,000 and $300,000; the maximum value of a commission under the SL is $400,000. Refer to the RFAP document for additional information.

This solicitation is being conducted in accordance with the requirements set out in the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), Chapter Nineteen of the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO-GPA).

Firms that consider themselves qualified to provide these services are invited to submit their Abbreviated Proposals through the MERX Electronic Bidding System on or before the closing date and time indicated on the Electronic Bidding System.

Questions regarding this solicitation are to be directed ONLY to the point of contact identified in this advertisement.  Proponents who address their questions to anyone other than the point of contact during the solicitation period may, for that reason alone, be disqualified.

Proponents can obtain contract award results from the DCC Website at Contract Activity - Defence Construction Canada (dcc-cdc.gc.ca)
 description : Source List Manager
Gestionnaire du répertoireunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Project Manager
Chargé de projetunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Senior Environmental Specialist - Scientist Engineer or Hydrogeologist
Spécialiste de l’environnement senior – scientifique, ingénieur ou hydrogéologueunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Intermediate Scientist or Intermediate Engineer
Scientifique intermédiaire ou ingénieur intermédiaireunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Site Technician
Technicien de siteunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Total Classification Rate
Taux horaire pondéré totalunitOfMeasure : Hourly Ratedescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to Bagotville
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à BagotvilleunitOfMeasure : Tripdescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to DRDC Valcartier and Valcartier
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à RDDC Valcartier et ValcartierunitOfMeasure : Tripdescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to St-Jean
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à Saint-JeanunitOfMeasure : Tripdescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to Montréal
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à MontréalunitOfMeasure : Tripdescription : Total Weighted Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum pondéré totalunitOfMeasure : TripBidding and Documents are available on http://www.merx.com.  Fees may apply; See https://www.merx.com/public/pricing for more information.

*** LA PRÉSENTE A POUR BUT DE MODIFIER L'ANNONCE DÉJA PUBLIÉE  POUR REMPLACER LA DATE DE FERMETURE DES SOUMISSIONS DU 8 AVRIL 2026 AU 15 AVRIL 2026. L'HEURE ET LE LIEU DE FERMETURE DEMEURENT LES MÊMES.***

Construction de Défense Canada demande aux sociétés d’experts-conseils intéressées, de lui soumettre des propositions abrégées pour établir un répertoire de fournisseurs (RF) afin de fournir, au fur et à mesure des besoins des services professionnels suivants à différents emplacements au Québec.

Les renseignements fournis par les sociétés d’experts-conseils intéressées seront évalués à partir des critères établis dans la DPA. L’objectif de cette DPA est d’identifier les quatre (4) proposants ayant obtenu le plus haut pointage.

Le RF sera pour une période de trois (3) ans avec une valeur estimée maximale de 12 000 000 $. Le RF pourra être prolongé d’une (1) période de deux (2) ans et augmenté d’une valeur de 8 000 000 $ en tout temps pendant la durée du RF si les deux parties jugent qu’une telle prolongation sera mutuellement profitable. Les mandats relatifs au RF devraient se situer entre 15 000 $ et 300 000 $; la valeur maximale d’un mandat dans le cadre d’un RF sera 400 000 $. Le document de la DPA contient plus de détails.

Cette sollicitation est menée conformément aux exigences de l’Accord de libre-échange canadien (ALÉC), du chapitre 19 de l’Accord économique et commercial global entre le Canada et l’Union européenne (AÉCG) et de l’Accord sur les marchés publics (AMP) de l’Organisation mondiale du commerce.

Les sociétés qui estiment posséder les qualités requises pour fournir les services demandés, sont invitées à soumettre leurs propositions abrégées par le biais du Système de soumission électronique de MERX au plus tard à la date et l’heure de fermeture indiquées dans le Système de soumission électronique.

Les questions doivent être adressées EXCLUSIVEMENT au point de contact identifié dans cette annonce. Les proposants qui adressent leurs questions à quiconque autre qu’au point de contact durant la durée de la sollicitation pourraient, pour cette seule raison, voir leur proposition rejetée.

Les proposants peuvent obtenir les résultats des marchés octroyés sur le site web de CDC au Activités contractuelles - Construction de Défense Canada (cdc-dcc.gc.ca)
 description : Source List Manager
Gestionnaire du répertoireunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Project Manager
Chargé de projetunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Senior Environmental Specialist - Scientist Engineer or Hydrogeologist
Spécialiste de l’environnement senior – scientifique, ingénieur ou hydrogéologueunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Intermediate Scientist or Intermediate Engineer
Scientifique intermédiaire ou ingénieur intermédiaireunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Site Technician
Technicien de siteunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Total Classification Rate
Taux horaire pondéré totalunitOfMeasure : Taux horairedescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to Bagotville
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à BagotvilleunitOfMeasure : Voyagedescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to DRDC Valcartier and Valcartier
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à RDDC Valcartier et ValcartierunitOfMeasure : Voyagedescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to St-Jean
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à Saint-JeanunitOfMeasure : Voyagedescription : Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate to Montréal
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum à MontréalunitOfMeasure : Voyagedescription : Total Weighted Maximum Upset Unit Travel Rate
Coût unitaire de déplacement maximum pondéré totalunitOfMeasure : VoyageVous pouvez soumettre une offre et accéder aux documents sur http://www.merx.com. Des frais peuvent sappliquer; Voir https://www.merx.com/public/pricing pour plus dinformations.

*World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO GPA)
*Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
*Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)


SQI-Direction immobilière Nord de Montréal

Travaux en électricité pour l'entrée électrique du 3600 cité des jeunes


Nord-du-Québec / La Grande-4 - Construction d'infrastructures d'eau potable et d'un garage de véhicules de premiers soins et d'intervention au complexe résidentiel de Keyano


Location d’un refroidisseur temporaire - Centre Mackay


EW038-261451 Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage Pilot Project

EW038-261451 Projet pilote de captage, d'utilisation et de stockage du carbone (CUSC)

Abou Ahmad, Kassan (SPAC/PSPC) (il-lui / he-him)

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

Ministère des Travaux publics et des Services gouvernementaux (SPAC)

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) on behalf of the Department of National Defence (DND) has a requirement to design supply, install, commission, monitor and maintain a carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) system for the Military Museum located at 4520 Crowchild Trail SW Calgary, AB.

Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada (SPAC) au nom du ministère de la Défense nationale (MDN) a un besoin de concevoir, d’installer, de mettre en service, de surveiller et d’entretenir un système de captage, d’utilisation et de stockage du carbone (CUSC) pour le Musée militaire situé au 4520 Crowchild Trail SW, Calgary (Alberta).

Concurrentielle - Invitation ouverte à soumissionner


700A0232-OptoACTIVE Genius for 7T, two-way noiseca


Contrat à exécution sur demande pour des services d'interprétation et/ou traduction devant les cours de justice.


Contrat à la suite d'un appel d’offres sur invitation

Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable (Direction générale de la gestion contractuelle)

9010-26-AP01 - Location d'un fardier sans opérateur pour le centre de services de Magog


Centre de services scolaire de la Vallée-des-Tisserands


PSIB - Gerrard Square Service Canada Centre – Front‑End Furniture Supply and Installation

SAEA - Centre Service Canada de Gerrard Square – Fourniture et installation de mobilier pour la zone d’accueil

Department of Employment and Social Development (ESDC)

Ministère de l’Emploi et du Développement social (EDSC)

This amendment #3 is raised post QA Doc #3 and make changes to the Statement of Work.
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This amendment #2 is raised post QA Doc #1, remove plexiglass from the Category 2 Product Builder and to change the date of the option site visit from April 20, 2026 @ 10am to April 21, 2026 @ 11am. *************************************************************************************************
This amendment #1 is raised repost the French and English versions of the RFP documents. No other changes have been made.
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Canada is seeking offers from Offerors to provide supply, delivery, installation, and layout support of new workstation furniture, lockers, monitor arms, panel walls, and associated PAC poles—including a biometric sliding door assembly—to enable the front end expansion and reconfiguration of the Gerrard Square Service Canada Centre (1000 Gerrard St E 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M4M 3G6 Unit DD 10/11) to Employment and Social Development Canada.

The period of the Contract is from date of Contract to March 31, 2027, inclusive.

All the deliverables must be received on or before July 10, 2026.

This procurement is is being done against Supply Arrangement #: E60PQ-140003 and is being set aside under the federal government Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business.

Cet amendement n° 3 fait suite au document d'assurance qualité n° 3 et apporte des modifications au Énoncé des Besoins.
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Cet amendement n° 2 fait suite au document de questions et réponses n° 1 ; il vise à retirer le plexiglas du Product Builder de catégorie 2 et à modifier la date de la visite facultative du site, qui passe du 20 avril 2026 à 10 h au 21 avril 2026 à 11 h. *****************************************************************************************************************
Cet amendement n° 1 est proposé à la suite de la publication des versions française et anglaise des documents d'appel d'offres. Aucune autre modification n'a été apportée.
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Le Canada sollicite des offres auprès des soumissionnaires pour la fourniture, la livraison, l'installation et l'aide à l'agencement de nouveaux meubles de poste de travail, casiers, bras de support d'écran, cloisons et poteaux PAC associés — y compris un ensemble de porte coulissante biométrique — afin de permettre l'agrandissement et la réaménagement de la partie avant du Centre Service Canada de Gerrard Square (1000, rue Gerrard Est, 2e étage, Toronto, ON M4M 3G6, unité DD 10/11) pour le compte d’Emploi et Développement social Canada.

La durée du contrat s’étend de la date de signature du contrat au 31 mars 2027 inclus.

Toutes les livraisons doivent être reçues au plus tard le 10 juillet 2026.

Ce marché est conclu dans l'Arrangement en matière d'approvisionnement n° E60PQ-140003 et est réservé en vertu de la Stratégie d'approvisionnement du gouvernement fédéral auprès des entreprises autochtones.

*Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA)
*Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
*Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA)
*Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA)

Concurrentielle - Appel d'offres sélectif


                                                                 ADDENDUM 2
Gatineau Park Water Systems – Lagoon Culvert and Headwall Repair/ Systèmes d'eau du parc
de la Gatineau – Réparation de ponceau et du mur de tête _NCC-039893-DC-RFQ
April 9, 2026

(Le message français suit l’anglais)

The following shall be read in conjunction with and shall form an integral part of the Tender / Proposal and
Contract Documents.

• The last day for inquiries has been extended to April 13 at 2:00 PM EDT.
• Tender closing date has been extended to April 21, 2026, at 2:00 PM EDT

                                       All other terms and conditions remain the same.

                                                   * End of addendum 2 *
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Avril 9 2026

Ce qui suit doit être lu conjointement avec et constitue une partie intégrante des documents
d’appel d’offres/proposition et de contrat :

• Le dernier jour pour les demandes de renseignements a été reportée au 13 avril 2026
à 14h00 HAE.
• La date de clôture des soumissions a été reportée au 21 avril 2026 à 14h00 HAE.

Toutes les autres modalités et conditions du contrat demeurent inchangées.

                                             *Fin de l’addenda nº 2

                                                                 ADDENDUM 1
Gatineau Park Water Systems – Lagoon Culvert and Headwall Repair_NCC-039893-DC-RFQ
April 1st  , 2026

The following shall be read in conjunction with and shall form an integral part of the Tender / Proposal and
Contract Documents.

QN 1: Regarding the itemized tender document, only one headwall is listed (900mm Inlet Headwall) however
on the plans and payment procedure 2 headwalls are proposed, the second being for the outlet. Should this
item be added to the itemized list?

Answer: The second headwall at the outlet is not part of the scope of work.

QN 2: We would like to request clarification regarding the RBQ licensing requirement. The tender documents
indicate that a valid RBQ 1.4 licence must be submitted with the tender.

Our company, holds a valid RBQ licence, including the following classes relevant to this type of work:

- 1.5 Civil engineering structures
- 2.5 Excavation and earthmoving
- 2.7 Site works

Could you please confirm whether our current RBQ classes would be accepted for this tender, or if RBQ
subclass 1.4 is strictly mandatory as stated in the solicitation?

Answer: Yes, the above licences are acceptable.

QN 3 : Do we have to provide a 10% bid bond?

Answer: Yes 10% bid bond is required. Bidders must submit tender security with the tender in the form of a
bid bond or a security deposit in an amount that is equal to and not less than 10% of the tender amount
including all applicable taxes. The tender amount (bidder price table) is the sum contract amount
A bid bond shall be in an approved form, properly completed, with original signature(s) and issued by an
approved company whose bonds are acceptable to the NCC either at the time of solicitation closing

Acceptable Security deposit:
a. a bill of exchange that is payable to the NCC and certified by an approved financial institution or
drawn by an approved financial institution on itself; or
b. a government guaranteed bond; or
c. an irrevocable standby letter of credit, or
d. such other security as may be considered appropriate by the Contracting Authority and approved by
Treasury Board

QN  4  :  Regarding the contract for lagoon repairs, is there any way to visit the site before the tender closing
date? As per the documents no site visit is scheduled.
Answer:  It might be difficult in this area before the snow melts.  However, we can still share photos and
videos of the site.  These will be shared in the next addendum.
All other terms and conditions remain the same.
* End of addendum  1  *

Lagoon Culvert Repairs at Lac Philippe campground, Gatineau Park
National Capital Commission
NCC File Number: DC 3000-2
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PART 1 GENERAL
1.1 REFERENCES
.1 Owner / Contractor Agreement
1.2 PROJECT MEASUREMENT
.1 This section details the measurement method to be used for payment purposes.
Incidental items covered in the various sections of the Specification are to be allowed for
in the pricing of each pay item.
1.3 MEASUREMENT FOR PAYMENT
.1 UNIT PRICE ITEMS: The following items outline the unit of measurement for unit price
items as indicated in the tender documents:
.1 ITEM – MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILZATION
.1 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware required for the Contractor’s
mobilization/demobilization.
.2 This item includes but is not limited to the supply and installation, and
removal of site security measures including, but not limited to, temporary
fencing and signs required to ensure public safety.
.3 This item includes but is not limited to the preparation of a traffic
management plan, implementation of the plan during construction, and
removal of any temporary traffic control measures installed.
.4 This item includes, but is not limited to, the supply, installation, and
removal of all temporary measures required by the contractor to access the
site and carry out the work during construction and do the work. This
includes temporary working platforms and ramps necessary for the work,
as well as any temporary measures specified in the contract documents
(such as temporary tree root protection and existing culvert protection). It
also includes the careful removal of existing fencing where required, and its
reinstatement to its original condition and alignment upon completion of the
associated work.
.5 No separate payment shall be made for maintenance, removal, or
restoration of areas affected by the temporary works. These costs shall be
included in the unit price for this item.
.6 There shall be no measurement for payment. 60% payment shall made
upon completion of mobilization. 40% payment shall be made upon
completion of demobilization. Payment shall be lump sum.
.2 ITEM – TOPSOIL/ORGANICS STRIPPING AND STOCKPILING
.1 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware required to strip topsoil and stockpile per the
Contract Documents.
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.2 No separate payment shall be made for clearing of vegetation except for
trees with a diameter at breast height of 10cm or greater.
.3 There shall be no measurement for this item. Payment shall be lump sum.
Where in the opinion of the NCC Representative, additional topsoil was
stripped and stockpiled, the Contractor shall be responsible for restoration
with topsoil and sod at no cost to the NCC.

.3 ITEM – ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION – SILT FENCE AND TURTLE
EXCLUSION FENCE
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of erosion and sedimental
control fence and of turtle exclusion fence. Including wood post, T-post,
chicken wire, and excavation of soil required to install anchor the fence.
.2 This item includes daily cleaning, repairs and maintenance to ensure that
soils are contained within the work and not released into watercourses, and
that wildlife cannot enter the work area from the stream.
.3 There shall be no measurement for payment. No separate measurement
shall be made for repairs, maintenance and repairs of fences.
.4 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, hardware, removal, and off-site disposal. Payment shall be
lump sum.
.4 ITEM – ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION – STREAM BYPASS PUMPING
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of a stream bypass as part of
the channel construction. Included in this item is the construction of
temporary dams, supply and installation of pumps and hoses, periodic
inspections and maintenance, silt curtains, and any other equipment and/or
hardware required to make the working area dry.
.2 The Contractor shall prepare a stream diversion plan for approval by the
NCC and in accordance with DFO requirements for this type of work.
.3 The work shall be in accordance with all local, provincial, and federal
environmental legislation.
.4 All dewatering costs related to any of the project works should be included
in the all-inclusive price of this item. No separate payment beyond the lump
sum price for this item will be made for dewatering for any aspect of the
work.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware. No separate payment will be made for
preparation of the bypass pumping plan, changes required by the approval
authority and/or the NCC, repairs and/or maintenance of the bypass
pumping system.
.6 There shall be no measurement for payment. 50% payment shall made
when the bypass pumping system is installed and begins operating. 50%
payment shall be made when bypass pumping is no longer required, the
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system has been removed, and the watercourse has been restored to
existing condition or better. Payment shall be lump sum.
.5 ITEM – TREE REMOVAL - DIAMETER AT BREAST HEIGHT FROM 10cm OR
LARGER
.1 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware for full tree and stump removal, including off-site
disposal.
.2 There shall be no measurement for this item. Payment shall be lump sum
.6 ITEM – HEADWALL REMOVAL AT CULVERT INLET
.1 This item includes removal and off-site disposal of the existing headwall at
the culvert inlet.
.2 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware for full removal and off-site disposal of the
headwall.
.3 Payment shall be per each headwall removed and disposed at an
approved facility.
.7 ITEM – HEADWALL REMOVAL AT CULVERT OUTLET
.1 This item includes removal and off-site disposal of the existing headwall at
the culvert outlet.
.2 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware for full removal and off-site disposal of the
headwall.
.3 Payment shall be per each headwall removed and disposed at an
approved facility.
.8 ITEM – REPLACE 15m-900mm CSP CULVERT (ZONE 1)
.1 This item includes the removal and disposal of a 15 m section of damaged
existing CSP culvert, and the supply and installation of a new CSP culvert
of the same length and size, including couplers as shown in the plans.
.2 This item includes all excavation, shoring, stockpiling, and on-site reuse of
excavated granular material required for the installation of the culvert, as
well as bedding and backfilling of the excavation.
.3 This item includes the compacted MG-20 bedding as well as compacted
MG-56 backfill at surface and cover.
.4 Measurement for payment shall be by the linear meter (m) of size of culvert
installed.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware. No additional payment shall be made for
segregation of excavated materials.
Lagoon Culvert Repairs at Lac Philippe campground, Gatineau Park
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NCC File Number: DC 3000-2
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.9 ITEM – SUPPLY AND INSTALL HEADWALL AT CULVERT INLET
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of a new headwall at the
culvert inlet.
.2 This item includes the compacted MG-56 backfill behind and around the
headwall.
.3 This item includes the supply, installation of Riprap, including geotextile
required.
.4 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware for the work.
.5 Payment shall be per each headwall installed.
.10 ITEM – SUPPLY AND INSTALL HEADWALL AT CULVERT OUTLET
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of a new headwall at the
culvert outlet.
.2 This item includes the compacted MG-56 backfill behind and around the
headwall.
.3 This item includes the supply, installation of Riprap, including geotextile
required.
.4 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware the work.
.5 Payment shall be per each headwall installed.
.11 ITEM – CULVERT CLEANING
.1  This item includes the cleaning of one existing culvert to restore full
hydraulic capacity. Work includes the removal and proper disposal of all
debris, sediment, vegetation, and obstructions from within and around the
culvert inlet, outlet, and barrel.
.2  Measurement for payment shall be on a lump sum basis for the complete
cleaning of the culvert regardless of the length or amount of material
removed.
.3  Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour,
equipment, disposal of removed materials, and any incidental work
required to complete the cleaning to the satisfaction of the NCC
representative.
.12 ITEM – CCTV INSPECTION AFTER CLEANING
.1 This item includes the closed-circuit television (CCTV) inspection of the
culvert following cleaning operations. The inspection shall verify the
condition of the culvert and confirm that it is free of obstructions. The work
includes the supply of all equipment, personnel, and materials necessary to
perform the inspection, as well as the preparation and submission of a
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digital video recording and inspection report in a format acceptable to the
Contract Administrator.
.2 Measurement for payment shall be on a lump sum basis for the complete
CCTV inspection of the culvert after cleaning.
.3 Payment shall be a lump sum price which includes all labour, equipment,
video recording, reporting, and any incidental work required to complete
the inspection to the satisfaction of the NCC.
.13 ITEM – TRAPEZOIDAL CULVERT FENCE
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of a trapezoidal culvert
fence designed to prevent beaver damming at the culvert inlet. The work
includes all materials, fabrication, assembly, and installation of the fence
structure, including anchoring systems and any required modifications to fit site
conditions. The fence shall be installed in accordance with the specifications
and drawings and to the satisfaction of the NCC.
.2 Measurement for payment shall be on a lump sum basis for the complete
installation of the trapezoidal culvert fence.
.3 Payment shall be a lump sum price which includes all labour, materials,
equipment, fabrication, installation, site preparation, and any incidental work
required to complete the installation of the beaver protection system.

.14 ITEM – REPLACE 10m-900mm CSP CULVERT (ZONE 2) - PROVISIONAL
.1 This item includes the removal and disposal of a 10 m section of damaged
existing CSP culvert, and the supply and installation of a new CSP culvert
of the same length and size, including couplers as shown in the plans.
.2 This item includes all excavation, stockpiling, and on-site reuse of
excavated granular material required for the installation of the culvert, as
well as bedding and backfilling of the excavation.
.3 This item includes the compacted MG-20 bedding as well as compacted
MG-56 backfill at surface and cover.
.4 Measurement for payment shall be by the linear meter (m) of size of culvert
installed.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware. No additional payment shall be made for
segregation of excavated materials.
.15 ITEM – REPLACE 10m-900mm CSP CULVERT (ZONE 3) - PROVISIONAL
.1 This item includes the removal and disposal of a 10 m section of damaged
existing CSP culvert, and the supply and installation of a new CSP culvert
of the same length and size, including couplers as shown in the plans.
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.2 This item includes all excavation, stockpiling, and on-site reuse of
excavated granular material required for the installation of the culvert, as
well as bedding and backfilling of the excavation.
.3 This item includes the compacted MG-20 bedding as well as compacted
MG-56 backfill at surface and cover.
.4 Measurement for payment shall be by the linear meter (m) of size of culvert
installed.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware. No additional payment shall be made for
segregation of excavated materials.
.16 ITEM – SUPPLY AND INSTALL MG-20 (PROVISIONAL)
.1 This item includes the supply, installation, and compaction of MG-20
backfill.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any excavation. The
Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of the
item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 This item shall only be used if the contractor’s geotechnical engineer
recommends that the depth of bedding below the culvert should be more
than indicated in the Contract Documents, or if directed by the NCC
representative to install MG-20 in a location not already indicated in the
Contract Documents. All MG-20 indicated on the drawings shall be
included in the contract item CSP Culvert replacement and will not be paid
under this item.
.4 Measurement for payment shall be by cubic meter of material delivered
and placed on-site.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
hardware, and equipment, including compaction and delivery on-site.
.17 ITEM – SUPPLY AND INSTALL MG-56 (PROVISIONAL)
.1 This item includes the supply, installation, and compaction of MG-56
backfill.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any excavation. The
Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of the
item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 This item shall only be used if directed by the NCC representative to install
MG-56 in a location not already indicated in the Contract Documents. All
MG-56 indicated on the drawings and specifications shall be included in
the contract item for the replacement of the CSP Culvert and will not be
paid under this item.
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.4 Measurement for payment shall be by cubic meter of material delivered
and placed on-site.
.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
hardware, and equipment, including compaction and delivery on-site.
.18 ITEM – EROSION CONTROL BLANKET (PROVISIONAL)
.1 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour,
equipment, and material required for supply and installation per the
Contract Documents and manufacturer instructions.
.2 Measurement for payment shall be by area in square metres.

.19 ITEM - GEOTEXTILE NON-WOVEN CLASS II (PROVISIONAL)
.1 This item includes the supply and installation of non-woven geotextile.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any installation. The
Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of the
item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 Measurement for payment shall be by square metre of geotextile supplied
and installed.
.4 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
hardware, and equipment.
.20 ITEM – ROCK EXCAVATION (PROVISIONAL)
.1 This item includes all labour, equipment, and material for rock excavation.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any excavation. The
Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of the
item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 No separate payment shall be made for dewatering within excavations, if
required.
.4 Excavated materials are to be reused on-site unless directed otherwise by
the NCC representative.
.5 Measurement for payment shall be the in-situ volume in cubic metres of
material excavated. No additional measurement will be made for filling on
site using stockpiled excavated material.
.6 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour, material,
equipment, and hardware.
.21 ITEM – OFF-SITE DISPOSAL OF EXCAVATED MATERIAL – BURIED
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL AND DEBRIS / “CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
AND DEBRIS – DISPOSE AT LANDFILL” (PROVISIONAL)
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.1 This item includes loading and hauling excavated construction material and
debris uncovered during on-site excavations.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to hauling excavated material off-site.
The Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some of none
of the item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 Measurement for payment shall be by the metric tonne of excavated
material hauled off-site.
.4 Payment at the Contract price for the above tender item shall be full
compensation for all labour, equipment, material, and fees required for off-
site disposal of the material. No separate payment shall be made for
segregation of materials on-site.
.22 ITEM – OFF-SITE DISPOSAL OF EXCAVATED MATERIAL – OTHER
(PROVISIONAL)
.1 This item includes loading and hauling of any granular and soil other than
construction material and debris according to the “Ministère de
l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les Changements Climatiques’
(MELCC) in the ‘Guide d’intervention – Protection des sols et réhabilitation
des terrains contaminés’.
.2 This item is provisional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to hauling excavated material off-site.
The Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some of none
of the item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 Measurement for payment shall be by the metric tonne of excavated
material hauled off-site.
.4 Payment at the Contract price for the above tender item shall be full
compensation for all labour, equipment, material, and fees required for off-
site disposal of the material. No separate payment shall be made for
segregation of materials on-site.
.23 ITEM – CULVERT LINING (OPTIONAL)
.1 This item includes all labour, equipment, and materials required to supply
and install a structural culvert lining system within the existing culvert, including
surface preparation, grouting, and sealing as required.
.2 This item is optional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any culvert lining work. The
Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of the
item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 The lining system shall be installed in accordance with the
manufacturer’s specifications and to the satisfaction of the NCC
Representative.
.4 Measurement for payment shall be by linear meter of culvert lining
installed, measured along the centerline of the culvert.
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.5 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour,
material, equipment, and hardware.
.24 ITEM – SUPPLY AND INSTALL 1800mm DIAMETER MANHOLE (OPTIONAL)
.1 This item includes all labour, equipment, and materials required to supply
and install a precast 1800mm diameter manhole, including base, risers, frame
and cover, bedding, backfill, and connections to existing infrastructure.
.2 This item is optional. The Contractor shall request permission in writing
from the NCC Representative prior to undertaking any manhole installation.
The Contractor shall not be entitled to additional payment if some or none of
the item is required by the NCC Representative.
.3 No separate payment shall be made for excavation, dewatering, or
disposal of surplus material.
.4 The manhole shall be installed in accordance with applicable standards
and to the satisfaction of the NCC Representative.
.5 Measurement for payment shall be on a lump sum basis for the complete
supply and installation of the manhole.
.6 Payment shall be an all-inclusive price which includes all labour,
material, equipment, and hardware.
1.4 APPLICATIONS FOR PROGRESS PAYMENT
.1 As per the Owner / Contractor Agreement
1.5 SCHEDULE OF VALUES
.1 Provide schedule of values supported by evidence as NCC Representative may
reasonably direct and when accepted by the NCC Representative, be used as basis for
applications for payment.
.2 Include statement based on schedule of values with each application for payment.
.3 Support claims for products delivered to site but not yet incorporated into Work by such
evidence as NCC Representative may reasonably require establishing value and delivery
of products.
1.6 PREPARING SCHEDULE OF UNIT PRICE TABLE ITEMS
.1 Submit separate schedule of unit price items of Work requested in Bid form.
.2 Make form of submittal parallel to Schedule of Values, with each line item identified same
as line item in Schedule of Values. Include in unit prices only:
.1 Cost of material.
.2 Delivery and unloading at site.
.3 Installation, overhead, and profit.
1.7 PROGRESS PAYMENT
.1 As per the Owner / Contractor Agreement
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1.8 SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE OF WORK
.1 As per the Owner / Contractor Agreement
1.9 PAYMENT OF HOLDBACK UPON SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE OF WORK
.1 As per the Owner / Contractor Agreement
1.10 FINAL PAYMENT
.1 As per the Owner / Contractor Agreement
PART 2 PRODUCTS
2.1 NOT USED
.1 Not Used.
PART 3 EXECUTION
3.1 NOT USED
.1 Not Used.
END OF SECTION

Mitigation measures form
Project name: Rehabilitation of the treatment pond at the Lake Philippe
campground

GUIDELINES:
The National Capital Commission has made an environmental effects determination, after posting the notice of intent
in the Register and determining that the project is classified as a "base project," by completing this form to document
the analysis. This form is used by the NCC and other federal authorities to decide whether the project is likely to cause
significant adverse environmental effects and to present related mitigation measures.
Section A: Project Identification
Project name: Rehabilitation of the Lake Philippe campground treatment pond
Project start date: May 1, 2023
Project end date: September 30, 2024
Project location: Along Trail 55 in Gatineau Park, west of Lake Philippe Drive
Lead authority: National Capital Commission
Contact name: Marek Moroz (marek.moroz@ncc-ccn.ca )
Contact title: Senior Environmental Officer
Phone 613-447-2478
Email marek.moroz@ncc-ccn.ca
Other authority(ies):
Contact information for
other authority(ies) (if
applicable):
Sandra Cook, Senior Environmental Officer, NCC
sandra.cook@ncc-ccn.ca

Marina Torreblanca, Biologist, NCC
Marina.torreblanca@ncc-ccn.ca

Section B: Project description and description of the environment
This section includes information describing the project and its environment, including information on how the project
was classified.

Project description:
Camping du lac Philippe is an important recreational site in Gatineau Park, located in the township of Sainte -Cécile-de-
Masham in the municipality of La Pêche , Quebec. Designed and built in the 1950s and 1960s, many of its assets have
reached the end of their life cycle.

The campground uses a treatment pond, built in the 1970s, to treat campground wastewater. After more than 40 years of
operation, the treatment pond requires the removal of accumulated sludge. To allow equipment such as large trucks to
reach the site safely , access to and around the treatment pond will need to be significantly improved. In addition, the
existing ditches around the treatment pond must be lengthened and widened to prevent rainwater and snowmelt from
entering the basins.

Major investments by the NCC are now required to:
• Improve the load capacity and width of the access road to the treatment pond, known as Gatineau Park Trail 55,
and the road surrounding the pond.
• Improve drainage around (and away from) the treatment pond by:
o Extending and widening the ditches around the treatment pond.
o By improving the culverts around the treatment pond and under the access road.
• Removing sludge from the two basins of the treatment pond to continue future operations.

The construction phases of the project will include:
• Cutting vegetation in the work areas, ditches, and access road (work to be carried out in fall 2022)
• Removing the existing fence surrounding the treatment pond
• Importation of granular materials and leveling of the access road
• Excavation of soil and rock for modification of ditches
• Replacement of several culverts
• Temporary installation of sludge drying equipment (centrifuge)
• Excavation, drying, and removal of sludge to an appropriate disposal site
• Installation of a new fence around the treatment pond
• Planting of trees and vegetation in the Lake Philippe campground to compensate for the cutting of trees along the
access road and around the treatment pond to allow for the work

Full project schedule:  The project will begin in spring 2023 and be completed in fall 2023.

Appendix A includes detailed drawings.

The table below includes information for each phase of the project. The project phases are listed in the order in which they
will be carried out. Refer to Appendix A for more details on the location and landscaping.

Coupe d'arbres
automne 2022
appels d’offres terminés
mars 2023
début construction
mai 2023
Fermeture de projet
novembre 2023
During the project, an NCC project officer will be regularly present on site during construction. The NCC’s environmental
officer and biologist, as well as the design team (landscape architect and civil engineer), will conduct regular inspections to
ensure that mitigation measures are implemented and functioning.

Project phases Project activities/components (main and ancillary)
1) Site preparation
(Spring 2023)
• Installation of signage for the public
• Installation of exclusion fencing, tree protection, and sediment
barriers (Spring 2023)
• Temporary closure of Trail 55 from Lake Philippe Drive
• Raising of concrete manholes that access the sanitary sewer
under Trail 55 to accommodate the addition of granular
material (elevation change) along the trail
• Placement of geotextile along Trail 55 and deposition of
granular material (~300 mm) on the trail, storage area, and
around the pond
• Temporary installation of a centrifuge on the storage area
• Installation of exclusion measures on the existing safety fence
2) Excavation
(Spring and summer 2023)
• Dismantling of existing safety fence
• Pumping water from the first cell (south basin) to the second
(north basin)
• Excavation of sludge and residues from the first cell using a
mechanical excavator
• Pumping water from the second cell (north basin) to the first
(south basin)
• Excavation of sludge and residues from the second cell using a
mechanical excavator
• The sludge and residues from the treatment pond will be dried
and transported directly to an appropriate site (farm or landfill)
3) Construction
(Summer 2023)
• Excavation of new ditches around the pond
• Replacement of a culvert at the western entrance to the pond
• Installation of new posts and a safety fence
4) Site restoration
(Fall 2023)
• Laying clean topsoil, mulching, and leveling
• Seeding of areas disturbed by construction
• Removal of signage, exclusion and construction fences, and
other site equipment
• Cleaning up debris and restoring the site
5) Inspection and maintenance
(Fall 2023 and spring-summer 2024,
2025)
• Watering of vegetation
• Seeding as needed

Figure 1 – Aerial photo of the work area

Purification pond
Trail 55, existing access road
Parking
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Figure 2 – Collage of detailed aerial photos of the treatment pond taken in the summer of 2022.

A site preparation phase for this project was completed by the NCC in the fall of 2022. This included cutting down 331 trees
outside of the migratory bird nesting season (April 8 to August 28) to accommodate new ditches, a storage area, and the
relocation of the security fence, as well as for. This preparatory phase also had to be completed in the fall of 2022 because
access to the site is limited during the winter due to the ski season.

Table 1. Tree cutting, fall 2022
Species
DBH (cm)
Total 10 20 30 >4
American elm  2 1 3 2 8
Poplar sp. 15 56 42 13 12
White pine 3 3 3 1 10
White spruce  15 43 48 12 11
Balsam fir 10 0 1 0 11
White birch 6 0 2 0 8
Red and sugar maple 7 8 10 2 2
Willow sp. 0 3 5 1 9
Total number of trees 58 114 114 31 317

Storage area
New trench
New ditch
Ash trees to be
protected
Entry
Outlet
Wetland
wet
Stream
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Sustainable development
As a federal Crown corporation, the NCC has developed a Sustainable Development Strategy (SDS, 2018–2023) to achieve
the federal government’s long-term goals.

The following elements of the NCC's SDS have been included in the design:

3.1.  Adopt stormwater management guidelines to reduce impacts on water quality and quantity.
• It is proposed to replace a culvert and widen and create ditches around the pond to reduce the amount of
stormwater and snowmelt flowing into the treatment pond.

6.1.  Adopt and implement a forestry strategy that takes into account natural and cultural heritage values and emphasizes
the protection of urban trees.
• The project required the cutting of 317 trees; however, the rehabilitation project for the Lake Philippe
campground, located in the same area as the treatment pond, aims to plant approximately 4,500 seedlings,
which includes the compensation requirements for the treatment pond project.
• The planting plan includes a mix of trees, shrubs, and perennials:
o Deciduous trees: 323
o Coniferous trees: 503
o Deciduous shrubs: 3,290
o Coniferous shrubs: 19
o Perennials and grasses: 235

6.2.  Control the spread of invasive plant species, in collaboration with regional stakeholders.
• Efforts to control the spread of invasive plant species include:
o Recovering topsoil excavated along Trail 55 and reusing it in the Lake Philippe campground
rehabilitation project to minimize the use of imported topsoil that may introduce weed seeds, including
seeds of invasive alien species.
o Eliminate wild parsnips around the pond.

7.2.  Acquire and analyze ecological land classification data to identify and protect the habitat of any species at risk.
• An inventory by the NCC has identified the locations of butternut trees (Juglans cinerea). These trees will be
protected during construction.

Minimize environmental impacts:
• Divert excavated soil and sludge from landfills. The NCC aims to reuse soil excavated from ditches at the Lake
Philippe campground and send sludge from the treatment pond to a farm or agricultural operation as fertilizer.

Heritage considerations
No impact on cultural or heritage features is anticipated as part of this project.

Description of the environment and assessment of effects:
General
The site is located in the Lake Philippe sector of Gatineau Park. Specifically, the work site is located along Trail 55 and west
of Lake Philippe Drive (Figure 1).

The treatment pond consists of two cells (basins) separated by a soil berm. Effluent from the Lake Philippe campground is
decontaminated by gravity and natural aeration. After sludge settles in the first basin (the southern basin) over a period of
about one year, the effluent is transferred to the second basin by opening a discharge valve located in the center of the
berm. Following a second phase of gravity settling, the clean water from the second basin is analyzed and then discharged
into the collector stream located to the north, which flows into the La Pêche River.

Archaeology
The NCC’s archaeological resource mapping does not include the Lake Philippe area. However, according to NCC
archaeologist Ian Badgley, the site has already been significantly disturbed during the initial installation of the pond over
the past 60 years.

To prevent potential impacts on archaeological resources that may be buried on the site, the recommendations of the
NCC’s archaeology program will be followed if archaeological resources are discovered during construction.  The risk of
negative impacts on potentially existing archaeological resources is low. Archaeologists will be notified five days before
construction begins.

Paleontology
The site is founded on Precambrian rock, which does not contain fossils. The soil at the site has been disturbed over the last
60 years and does not contain any fossils. The site is not considered significant from a paleontological point of view.

Air quality
As mentioned above, the site is used to serve the restrooms at the Lake Philippe campground . The access roads for
maintenance and the campground, the short Lake Philippe walkway, and the beach parking lots are the main sources of
dust and greenhouse gases. Air quality at the site is considered good, given that the area is primarily a resort area.

The project will contribute to a slight temporary increase in greenhouse gas emissions during construction, from contractor
vehicles (transport to the site), the operation of the centrifuge, the excavator, and trucks to transport excavated soil and
sludge. The influx of dust during excavation and soil storage is considered negligible thanks to the mitigation measures
proposed in Section F, such as the installation of sedimentation fences, covering piles of excavated material with tarpaulins,
and minimizing work during dry periods.

No significant impact on air quality is anticipated.

Geology and groundwater
According to the Quebec government's geological mapping and a geotechnical investigation completed in spring 2022 by
SNC-Lavalin, the sediments found at the work site are:

• Northwestern end of the access road (F-11-22)
o 0 to 0.3 m: Pavement structure
o 0.3 to 1.5 m: Clay deposit with very stiff apparent consistency
o 1.5 to > 2.4 m: Transitional deposit (silty sandy clay) with very stiff apparent consistency

• Southeastern end of the access road (F-01C-22)
o 0 to > 5.5 m: Fluvio-glacial deposit of medium compactness

The sediment layers were deposited on Precambrian rocks, specifically gneiss.

Figure 3 shows the location of the boreholes drilled by SNC-Lavalin.

SNC-Lavalin did not intercept groundwater during drilling near the pond. Since the excavations along the access road are
shallow, the NCC does not expect to intercept groundwater during construction. Therefore, no impact on groundwater is
expected. Surface water in the pond will be pumped from one basin (cell) to another before excavation begins. No effluent
discharge is anticipated during the project.

Figure 3 – Map showing boreholes F-11-22 at the treatment pond and F-01C-22 by SNC-Lavalin in spring 2022

Contaminated soils
During the geotechnical investigation completed by SNC-Lavalin in spring 2022, two (2) boreholes were advanced for the
treatment pond project, one at the pond inlet and the other on trail  55s. SNC Lavalin sampled the soil to determine its
environmental quality. SNC Lavalin analyzed the contaminants found in Table 2.

Table 2 – Summary of contaminants analyzed
Chemical analyses for environmental purposes  Number
Granular materials and soils
Total extractable metals (Sb, Ag, As, Ba, Be, B, Cd, Cr, Cr6+, Co, Cu, Sn, Mn, Hg, Mo, Ni,
Pb, Se, Ti, U, V, Zn)  6
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)  6
Petroleum hydrocarbons (PH) C10-C50  6
F1-BTEX fraction  2
F2-F4 fraction  3
Monocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (HAM)  2
Chlorides and sulfates  3

Corrosivity  3

No contaminants were observed at either drilling site.

To ensure compliance with federal and provincial regulations, the NCC will hire a consultant providing professional
geoscience and engineering services to prepare a soil management plan for the project. This plan will be provided to
contractors prior to the start of excavation.

Detailed instructions and specifications will be prepared by a consultant specializing in constructed wetlands. The material
from the pond will be analyzed to understand its quality and physical parameters. The contractor will then be responsible
for determining an appropriate reuse site, such as a farm. If the material cannot be recycled, the contractor will be
responsible for selecting a landfill site.

Designated substances and hazardous materials
No designated substances or hazardous materials will be handled during the work, other than sludge and residues
excavated from the pond cells. This material will be managed according to specifications prepared by Bruser and Associates,
a consulting engineering firm specializing in this type of work.

Ecological characterization
Except for a tree inventory, no ecological study has been conducted specifically for the treatment pond rehabilitation
project. However, in 2015, in order to properly carry out potential interventions for a rehabilitation project for the Lake
Philippe campground, the NCC conducted an inventory and characterization of certain components of the natural
environment at the Lake Philippe campground site (Groupe DDM report, 2016). The main achievements of the study were
to validate and confirm the habitats and mentions of species at risk (at the provincial and federal levels) within the study
area, to delineate the wetlands present in the study area, and to  identify and delineate the habitat of fish in the water
bodies potentially affected by the proposed development work.

In order to update the 2016 report following changes to the proposed work , the NCC requested an update on the
components already studied and additional information on other components (e.g., bats). In this context of updating the
2015 study, Groupe DDM prepared a new report, which was completed in 2022.

It is suspected that the wildlife sightings reported by DDM in 2022 at the Lake Philippe campground may also apply to Trail
55 (access road) and the area around the treatment pond.

• Endangered wildlife1
In total, the potential presence of 27 wildlife species with status was assessed in the DDM study, 2022 (Table 3), including
10 bird species, 10 reptile and amphibian species, and 7 bat species.

Table 3 - List of wildlife species at risk potentially present in the study area (DDM, 2022)

1 Species at risk are defined as species that are protected under federal or provincial legislation , as well as a broader group of
species of management concern, including species:
- Listed in Schedule 1 of the Species at Risk Act (S.C. 2002, c. 29) as endangered, threatened or of special concern;
- Assessed by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) as endangered, threatened or of
special concern, but not yet listed under the SARA;
- Listed under the Quebec Act respecting endangered or vulnerable species (LEMV) (c. E-12.01) as endangered, vulnerable
or likely to be designated endangered or vulnerable.
English name Latin name Federal status
(LEP1 )
Provincial status
(LEMV2 )
Avifauna
Common nightjar Antrostomus vociferus Threatened
In the process of
being designated
as vulnerable3
American Nightjar Chordeiles minor Endangered SDMV4
Wood Thrush Hylocichla mustelina Endangered
Barn swallow Hirundo rustica Endangered
Sand martin Riparia riparia Endangered
Barn swallow Chaetura pelagica
Endangered
In the process of
being designated
endangered
Golden-winged warbler Vermivora chrysoptera Endangered
In the process of
being designated
endangered
Canada warbler Cardellina canadensis Endangered SDMV
Eastern Wood-Pigeon Contopus virens Least concern
Bald eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus  Vulnerable
Herpetofauna
Ring-necked snake Diadophis punctatus  SDMV
Water snake Nerodia sipedon  SDMV
Spotted snake Triangle snake Least concern SDMV
Green snake Opheodrys vernalis  SDMV
Marsh frog Lithobates palustris  SDMV
Western chorus frog Pseudacris triseriata Threatened
In the process of
being designated
as endangered
Four-toed salamander Hemidactylium scutatum  SDMV
Spotted turtle Emydoidea blandingii Endangered
 Endangered
Snake-necked turtle Chelydra serpentina Of concern
Painted turtle Chrysemys picta marginata Least
Chiroptera
Little brown bat Myotis lucifugus Endangered
In the process of
being designated
as endangered
Northern bat Northern bat Endangered
In the process of
being designated
as endangered
Eastern pipistrelle Perimyotis subflavus Endangered
In the process of
being designated
as endangered
Eastern pygmy bat Myotis leibii  SDMV
Silver-winged bat Lasionycteris noctivagans  SDMV
Ashy bat  Lasiurus cinereus  SDMV
Rufous-tailed bat Lasiurus borealis  SDMV
1 Species at Risk Act (Government of Canada, 2021).
2 Endangered or Vulnerable Species Act (MFFP, 2021b).
3    Species whose status is being changed
4 Species likely to be designated as threatened or vulnerable (SDMV) under the VEML.

No essential habitat will be disturbed during construction. The work site is located within a 10 km by 10 km quadrat of
essential habitat for the golden -winged warbler. However, given that the treatment pond is an anthropogenic structure,
that the surrounding area does not have the biophysical characteristics suita ble for the species (no sufficiently large open
habitat) and that the habitat occupancy criterion in Quebec is not met (last observation dating back to 1982), the NCC
assesses that the work area does not constitute critical habitat. Furthermore, the planne d work will not result in the
permanent or temporary loss or conversion of habitat within the 10 km by 10 km quadrat, as the characteristics of the
forest landscapes will remain unchanged.

The NCC will provide the contractor with a document to assist with the identification of reptile and amphibian species at
risk (Appendix D). If a species at risk is sighted during the work, the contractor will be responsible for stopping work in the
vicinity of the species and calling the NCC project manager for further instructions.  Therefore, a contractor will install
exclusion measures around the pond in May to prevent egg laying , and work on the pond itself will begin outside of the
reptile nesting season.

• Other wildlife observations
The American toad ( Anaxyrus americanus), the western wood frog ( Pseudacris crucifer ), the leopard frog ( Lithobates
pipiens), the wood frog (Lithobates sylvaticus), and the green frog (Lithobates clamitans) have been observed or heard on
several occasions in the study area, particularly near various wetlands and water bodies near Lake Philippe. It is therefore
suspected that these species may be observed at the pond.
Potential hibernacula for snakes have been located in the study area but will be avoided during the work.
Other species of reptiles, amphibians, mammals , or birds not previously observed by the NCC or DDM may use the site
during construction. As mentioned above, exclusion measures will be installed by the contractor in May.

• Water environments and aquatic habitats
The presence of wetlands in the study area was verified during site visits in the summer of 2022, using detailed wetland
mapping by Ducks Unlimited Canada (2021) and mapping of potential wetlands in Quebec (MELCC, 2021).

A wetland is located approximately 10 m south of the treatment pond. A tributary of the Prairie Creek is located
approximately 15 m directly north of the pond.  To protect the wetland and the watercourse from sedimentation, the
contractor will install sediment barriers along the access road bypassing the lagoon. An erosion and sediment control plan
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40 Elgin st, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P1C7, Canada

Water and wastewater treatment supply and disposal

Water treatment and supply equipment

Septic tanks

Water testing and conservation and ecology

Ground or surface water modeling services

Water main construction service

Commission de la capitale nationale (CCN)

The National Capital Commission is proceeding with a Request for Quotations for the Gatineau Park Water Systems project – Lagoon Culvert and Headwall Repair. As detailed in the project documents attached.

La Commission de la capitale nationale lance une demande de prix pour le projet de Systèmes d'eau du parc de la Gatineau – Réparation de ponceau et du mur de tête.Tel que détaillé dans les documents du projet ci-joints.

*National Capital Region (NCR)
*Gatineau

*Région de la capitale nationale (RCN)
*Gatineau


Bilan de santé du Centre récréatif Aussant


SQI-Direction immobilière Centre-Ville de Montréal

Entretien ménager situé au 210-220, rue Bridge, Montréal (Québec) H3K 2C3


Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de l'Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal

CONTRAT ANNUEL DE SERVICE DE SUPPORT ET MAINTENANCE LOGICIEL CENTRO POUR CIUSSS ODIM


Travaux en urgence au CRÉR (pluies diluviennes du 13 septembre 2022)


Société québécoise d'information juridique SOQUIJ

Assurances pour les responsabilités professionnelle et civile et le cybercrime


Construction de trois terrains de pickleball


Centre Intégré de Santé et de Services Sociaux de l'Outaouais

REMPLACEMENT SERPENTIN DE REFROIDISSEMENT SYSTEME 4


Optometry Services Millhaven Institution Ontario Region

Services d'Optométrie Établissement Millhaven Région de l'Ontario

Optometry services for Correctional Service of Canada Inmates

This requirement is for: The Correctional Service of Canada, Millhaven Institution in the Ontario Region.

Trade agreement: This procurement is not subject to any trade agreement.

Policy on Reciprocal Procurement: This solicitation is open only to Canadian suppliers.

Competitive Procurement Strategy: lowest priced compliant bid

Set-aside under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business: This procurement is not subject to any set-asides for Indigenous Suppliers.

Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: This procurement is not subject to a Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement.

Security Requirements: This contract includes security requirements.

Nature of Requirements:

The following is a summary of the statement of work for this requirement.

The Correctional Service Canada has a requirement to provide Optometry services for Millhaven Institution in the Ontario Region.

Objectives: The Contractor (Optometrist) must provide optometry services to inmates and collaborate with the institution's multi-disciplinary health services team that includes, but is not limited to, nurses, physicians, dietitians, radiology services, dental, psychiatry, psychology and other allied healthcare professionals.

Deliverables: The Contractor (Optometrist) must provide essential optometry services, on an as and when requested basis, to inmates at Millhaven Institution as an optometrist, in accordance with CSC’s Commissioners Directives (CD), Health Services Policies, and Guidelines.

Any conditions for participation of suppliers not specified in solicitation documentation: none.

Estimated quantity of commodity: see solicitation document statement of work and basis of payment.

Duration of Contract and Time Frame for Delivery:

Period of the Contract: The Work is to be performed during the period of September 30, 2026, to September 29, 2029.

File Number: 21120-26-5249956

Contracting Authority: Ashley Claessen-Sarault
Telephone number: (873) 353-5694
Facsimile number: N/A
E-mail: ashley.claessen-sarault@csc-scc.gc.ca

NOTE TO BIDDERS: Bidders can obtain the complete statement of work and evaluation criteria by downloading the solicitation document and associated documents from the Canada buys / tender opportunities website.

The Crown reserves the right to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada (English or French).
After contract award, bidders may request a debriefing on the results of the bid solicitation process. Bidders should make the request to the Contracting Authority within fifteen (15) working days of receipt of the results of the bid solicitation process. The debriefing may be in writing, by telephone or in person.

Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) offers seminars to businesses interested in learning how to sell goods and services to the Government of Canada. The seminars are FREE.

Topics include:
- Understand the federal procurement process;
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The full schedule of seminars can be found on the Procurement Assistance Canada website, under find an event (Procurement Assistance Canada: Find an event - Canada.ca).

Services d'optométrie pour les détenus du Service correctionnel du Canada

Ce besoin vise : Le Service correctionnel du Canada, Établissement Millhaven dans la région de l’Ontario

Accord commercial : Le présent approvisionnement n’est assujetti à aucun accord sur le commerce.

Politique sur l’Approvisionnement réciproque : Seuls les fournisseurs canadiens sont admissibles à cette demande de proposition.

Stratégie de marché concurrentiel : soumission recevable ayant le prix le plus bas

Réservé en vertu de la Stratégie d’approvisionnement auprès des entreprises autochtones : Ce marché n’est pas réservé aux fournisseurs autochtones.

Entente sur les revendications territoriales globales : Cet approvisionnement n’est pas assujetti à une entente sur les revendications territoriales globales.

Exigences de sécurité : Ce marché comporte des exigences relatives à la sécurité.

Nature des besoins :

Voici un résumé de l’énoncé des travaux pour ce besoin.

Le Service correctionnel du Canada doit fournir des services optométrie pour l’Établissement Millhaven dans la région de l’Ontario

Objectifs : L’entrepreneur (optométriste) doit fournir des services d’optométrie aux détenus et collaborera avec l’équipe multidisciplinaire des soins de santé de l’établissement, laquelle comprend, entre autres, les médecins, le personnel infirmier, les diététistes, les services de radiologie, dentaires, de psychiatrie, de psychologie et d’autres professionnels paramédicaux.

Produits livrables : L’entrepreneur (optométriste) doit fournir, sur demande, des services d’optométrie essentiels aux détenus de l’Établissement Millhaven à titre d’optométriste, conformément aux DC, aux politiques des Services de santé et aux lignes directrices de SCC.

Conditions pour la participation des fournisseurs non indiquées dans les documents d’invitation à soumissionner : aucune

Quantité estimative de marchandises : consulter l’énoncé des travaux et la base de paiement du document d’invitation.

Durée et délai de livraison :

Période du marché: Les travaux seront effectués pendant la période du 30 septembre 2026 au 29 septembre 2029.

Numéro de dossier : 21120-26-5245596

Autorité contractante : Ashley Claessen-Sarault
Numéro de téléphone : (873) 353-5694
Numéro de télécopieur : N/A
Courriel : ashley.claessen-sarault@csc-scc.gc.ca

NOTE AUX SOUMISSIONNAIRES : Les soumissionnaires peuvent obtenir l’énoncé complet des travaux et les critères d’évaluation en téléchargeant le document d’invitation à soumissionner et les documents connexes à partir du site Web :  Achats Canada / occasions de marché

L’État se réserve le droit de négocier tout approvisionnement avec les fournisseurs.

Les documents peuvent être soumis dans l’une ou l’autre des langues officielles du Canada (français ou anglais).

Après l’attribution du contrat, les soumissionnaires peuvent demander un compte rendu des résultats du processus de demande de soumissions. Les soumissionnaires devraient en faire la demande à l’autorité contractante dans les quinze (15) jours ouvrables suivant la réception des résultats du processus de demande de soumissions. Le compte rendu peut être fourni par écrit, par téléphone ou en personne.

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Régie incendie de l'Alliance des Grandes-Seigneuries

Systèmes de remplissage pour cylindres d'air respirable


Logiciel de recrutement et communication


Entente de partenariat avec le « Centre régional d’entraînement et d’événements de la Mauricie ».


Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM)

Services professionnels - Services conseils


AZ10.02- Acquisition et installation d'un système de contrôle d'accès pour le chantier PLB


Services professionnels en mécanique, électricité et télécommunications - Remise en état après sinistre du centre communautaire Paul-Émile-Beaulieu


25-028 PMA - Eng. M/E - Design MMP NA SEAO NA


Mise en service  et test de pression de la chaudière à vapeur CHV-1


1. This NPP is issued pursuant to PWGSC Supply Arrangement (SA) # E60PQ-120001/H and covers a requirement from the following product sub-category (ies) of the SA:

- Product sub-category 1 - Rotary chairs and Rotary stools;

2. Department of National Defence has a requirement for the purchase, delivery and installation of office seating to Halifax NS

3. This NPP covers a requirement to be solicited amongst the General Stream (SA holders).

4. There is no security associated with the requirement

5. Only suppliers who are pre-qualified and have been issued a supply arrangement are eligible to bid. Non-Supply Arrangement (Non-SA) holders may submit a bid to the Identified User (IU) but must also submit an arrangement to the Supply Arrangement Authority (SAA) for evaluation.

The non-SA holders cannot be awarded a contract unless and until the SAA has issued an SA to that supplier for the products and services contained in the bid.  The process to qualify for a SA is detailed in RFSA # E60PQ-120001/H and can be found on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) (https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities?status%5B0%5D=1920&status%5B1%5D=87 ).

Canada is not required to delay the award of a resulting contract pending the evaluation of an arrangement and issuance of a SA by the PWGSC Supply Arrangement Authority.

Inquiries:
Inquiries regarding this requirement must be submitted to PDIV.BidReceivingUnit@forces.gc.ca

If you wish to find out how you can be a pre-qualified SA holder, please contact TPSGC.PARCNAmeublement-APNCRFurniture.PWGSC@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

1. Le présent avis de projet de marché (APM), établi conformément à l’arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement (AMA) E60PQ-120001/H de Travaux publics et Services gouvernementaux Canada (TPSGC), porte sur un besoin concernant la sous-catégorie de produit suivante de l’AMA :

– Sous-catégorie 1 : chaises tournantes et tabourets tournants

2. Le ministère de la Défense nationale a un besoin pour l’achat, la livraison et l’installation de chaises de travail à Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse

3. Cet APM concerne un besoin devant faire l’objet d’une demande de soumissions auprès des fournisseurs généraux (titulaires d’un AMA).

4. Ce besoin ne comporte aucune exigence relative à la sécurité.

5. Seuls les fournisseurs qui se sont préqualifiés et qui ont reçu un arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement sont autorisés à présenter une soumission. Les fournisseurs non titulaires d’un AMA peuvent présenter une soumission à l’utilisateur désigné, mais doivent également soumettre un arrangement au responsable de l’arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement pour évaluation.

Les fournisseurs non titulaires d’un AMA ne peuvent pas obtenir de contrat tant que le responsable de l’arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement ne leur a pas attribué un AMA pour les biens ou les services visés par la soumission. Le processus devant être suivi pour devenir admissible à un AMA est décrit dans la demande d’arrangements en matière d’approvisionnement (DAMA) E60PQ-120001/H et peut être consulté sur site web du Service électronique d’appel d’offres du gouvernement (https://achatscanada.canada.ca/fr/occasions-de-marche?status%5B0%5D=1920&status%5B1%5D=87).

Le gouvernement du Canada n’est pas tenu de retarder l’attribution d’un contrat subséquent pour accorder au responsable de l’AMA de TPSGC le temps nécessaire à l’évaluation d’un arrangement et à l’attribution d’un AMA.

Demandes de renseignements
Les demandes de renseignements relatives au présent besoin doivent être envoyées à l’adresse suivante : PDIV.BidReceivingUnit@forces.gc.ca

Si vous souhaitez savoir comment vous pouvez devenir un fournisseur préqualifié titulaire d’un AMA, veuillez envoyer un courriel à l’adresse TPSGC.PARCNAmeublement-APNCRFurniture.PWGSC@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

Demande de proposition découlant d’un arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement


Fourniture de services de surveillance et de programmation des bains libres - piscine intérieure du Centre communautaire Ferland (94992)


Contrat pour les services de premiers soins aux arénas d’août 2026 à avril 2027, avec quatre (4) options de renouvellement


Réfection des coupes de rue et de trottoir


47419-251179 - RFP Next Generation of Detention Guards Services

47419-251179 - DDP La prochaine génération de services de gardes de détention

Genier, Nicole (SPAC/PSPC) (elle-la / she-her)

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has a requirement for contracted guard services at the Immigration Holding Centres (IHC) in Laval, Quebec; Toronto, Ontario and Surrey, British Columbia; the Designated Immigrant Station (DIS) in Saint-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec; as well as for Inland Operations in the Prairies Region. The CBSA will require the contractor to provide services of detention guards and transportation services to assist with the care and control of the individuals under the supervision of CBSA (both detained and non-detained).

The services are required for the following five Regions:
Region 1 - Quebec Laval
Region 2 - Quebec SADP
Region 3 - Ontario
Region 4 - Prairies
Region 5 – Pacific

 The period of the Contract is from date of Contract until March 31, 2029 with the possibility to exercise up to 5 one-year optional period and a transition period of 16 weeks, under the conditions. Up to five contracts, one per region, may be established as a result of this solicitation of offers. Please note that late submissions will not be considered or accepted.

L’Agence des services frontaliers du Canada (ASFC) a besoin de services de gardes de sécurité contractuels dans les centres de surveillance de l’immigration (CSI) de Laval (Québec), de Toronto (Ontario) et de Surrey (Colombie-Britannique), au poste d’attente désigné (PAD) de Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines (Québec), ainsi qu’aux Opérations des bureaux intérieurs dans la région des Prairies. L’ASFC a besoin de services d’gardes affectés à la détention et de services de transport pour faciliter la prise en charge et le contrôle des personnes placées sous sa supervision (à la fois les personnes détenues et non détenues).

 Les services sont requis pour les cinq régions suivantes :
 Région 1 – Québec Laval
 Région 2 – Québec SADP
 Région 3 – Ontario
 Région 4 – Prairies
 Région 5 – Pacifique

 Jusqu'à 5 contrats, un par région, pourraient être établis à la suite de cette demande d'offres. Veuillez noter que les soumissions en retard ne seront ni prises en compte ni acceptées.


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RETURN BIDS TO:
RETOURNER LES SOUMISSIONS À:

Bid Receiving - Environment
Canada / Réception des
soumissions – Environnement
Canada

Electronic Copy:
soumissionsbids@ec.gc.ca

BID SOLICITATION AMENDMENT
MODIFICATION DE LA DEMANDE
DE SOUMISSIONS

The referenced Bid Solicitation is
revised in this document; unless
otherwise indicated, all other terms
and conditions of the Bid Solicitation
remain the same.

La demande de soumissions citée en
référence est modifiée dans ce
document; sauf indication contraire,
les modalités de la demande de
soumissions demeurent les mêmes.

  Title – Titre
  Factual Surveys

EC Bid Solicitation No./SAP
PR No. -  N° de la demande de
soumissions EC / N° SAP PR

5000089241

Amendment No. - N° de modif.

001

Date of Bid Solicitation (YYYY-MM-DD) – Date de la demande
de soumissions (AAAA-MM-JJ)
2026-04-14

Bid Solicitation Closes (YEAR-
MM-DD) - La demande de
soumissions prend fin (AAAA-
MM-JJ)

at – à   2:00 P.M.
on – le 2026-05-08

Time Zone – Fuseau
horaire

EDT
F.O.B – F.A.B
See herein

Address Enquiries to  - Adresser toutes questions à
Samantha Hatzinikou
Samantha.hatzinikou@ec.gc.ca

Telephone No. – No de téléphone
873-500-0150

Fax No. – No de Fax
N/A

Delivery Required (YEAR-MM-DD) – Livraison exigée (AAAA-
MM-JJ)
2027-03-31

Destination of Services  / Destination des services

See herein

Security /  Sécurité

See herein

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The amendment to the bid solicitation is to address the enquiries received:

Response(s) (R) to Question(s) (Q):

Q1. I would need some clarification about the delays to field each project. First, I read the following in the
RFP:
1. The Contractor must respond to emails and communication from ECCC within one business day.
2. This varies from one event to another, but ECCC will try to give 48 hours advance notice.
3. The contractor must have the capacity to survey in both English and French within 48 hours after
the survey starts.
4. The sampling plan for the survey must take into account the need to complete all
interviews within two days of the ending of an alert. The contractor must ensure a minimum of five
call backs are made to each number before the number is retired.

So my clarification question are :

Q1.1. From reading the no.2, we are likely to get notice 2 days in advance. Just to be clear, is this 2 days
before the start of the alert?

R1.1. For heat and cold alerts, 2 days before the start of the alert is possible. For Air Quality (AQ) alerts,
the lead time before an alert can be shorter as these events are much harder to forecast than
temperatures.

Q1.2. Does no.3 mean that we need to get interviews started in both language before the 48 hours mark
or does it mean all completed.

R1.2. ECCC will notify you once the alert has ended, in addition to the original reach out requesting a
survey and highlighting the alert to be issued or in effect. You can then begin the survey, when the alert
has ended, which must be completed within 48 hours. The goal is to have the surveys completed within 2
days of the ending of the alert.

Q1.3. The statement is that the work needs to be completed 2 days after the alert ends. What is the
average length of alerts? In short, what's the shortest amount of days we are expected to get the job done
in?

R1.3. Most alerts will be a couple of days or more long, some will last for many days and, in a few rare
cases, some AQ alerts may be less than a day long.  We do our best to inform you when we believe an
event is going to happen that we want surveyed. The shortest amount of time from start (informing you of
the event) to finish (survey ending) could be 4 days.

Q1.4. Also, about this statement : Therefore, the Contractor will propose a sample plan for small, medium
and large communities that will allow for flexibility in the sample size as well as the sampling method, to
give the desired margin of error and percentage of the at-risk population surveyed (around 50%). I am not
sure what's that expectation here for sampling small, medium and large communities. The number of
requested interview being the same for all size, is it a question explaining how we are going to make sure
we get diversity in different communities (small, medium and large) or is this referring to an other
concept?

R1.4. Yes, the number of surveys will always be 400, this is to see how you will use the different sampling
techniques in different community sizes to get the desired number of surveys.   Also to ensure
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respondents are stratified by region (within the area of the event), gender and age; ideally at least 50% of
respondents will fall into the at-risk population for each community size.

Q1.5. Also, is the minimal population size we will be asked to target, hence, what the minimal number of
phone number we may have to get the 400 interviews?

R1.5. The population size depends on the region that is being surveyed. We will work with the survey
company to make sure the region is large enough to do 400 surveys. Some of the regions will be north of
60.

Q1.6. There is a requirement of 5 attempts per number. Is there a maximum number of attempts per day
to avoid complaints since field is short?

R1.6. There is no maximum number per day, this will be at the discretion of the survey company.

All other terms and conditions of the Bid Solicitation remain the same.

351 Saint-Joseph Blvd, Gatineau, Quebec, K1A 0H3, Canada

Environmental monitoring

Sampling surveys

Data analytics process as a service

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has a requirement to solicit a supplier to run post-event surveys for the Health and Air Quality Forecasting Program, as detailed in the Statement of Work, Annex A to the bid solicitation.

Environnement et Changement climatique Canada (ECCC) a besoin de solliciter un fournisseur pour mener des enquêtes post-événement dans le cadre du Programme de prévisions en matière de santé et de qualité de l'air, comme indiqué dans l'énoncé des travaux figurant à l'annexe A de l'appel d'offres.

*Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
*Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA)
*Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
*Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA)
*Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
*Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement (CUFTA)
*Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA)
*World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO GPA)
*Canada-UK Trade Continuity Agreement (Canada-UK TCA)
*Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)

Highest Technical Merit within a Stipulated Maximum Budget

Mérite technique le plus élevé dans les limites du budget maximal stipulé


Centre de services scolaire de la Rivière-du-Nord

Inspection et entretien des systèmes de détection de gaz dans les établissements du CSSRDN


Nettoyage des conduits d'amenés des postes de pompage de cellules


6610-26-0101 - Contrat à exécution sur demande  pour la réparation de glissières de sécurité situées sur diverses routes (Chaudière-Appalaches)


Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs

25281-A Acquisition de moulée pour des caribous gardés en captivité (Contrat à commandes)


SQI-Direction immobilière Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Côte-Nord

Vandalisme abri à sel - MTMD Port-Cartier


PROGRAMME ALLIANCE SERVICES ET ACTIVITES OFFERTS PAR ESPACE-FAMILLE VILLERAY (EFV)


Ville de Montréal - Service du matériel roulant et des ateliers

Acquisition  de deux postes de soudures pour les deux soudeurs du projet reconditionnement - Service du matériel roulant et des ateliers


Travaux d'entretien de la 1ère rivière Pot-au-Beurre, branche 15


Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de Laval


24074-S Réalisation des travaux pour la prise de connaissance et prise en charge des applications TI de la Faune, des Parcs et de la Transition énergétique


Centre de services scolaire du Lac-Abitibi

Réfection complète toiture pavillon Dupuy et égout


Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale

Services de narration, d’interprétation (comédiennes et comédiens) et de studio d’enregistrement sonore


Centre de services scolaire des Mille-Îles

Services professionnels en architecture pour le remplacement de l'escalier #2 à l'école des Perséides


Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (Elections)

Electoral Operations Supply and Logistics

Approvisionnement et logistique pour les opérations électorales

Bureau du directeur général des élections (Élections)

The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (OCEO), an agent of Parliament, exercises general direction and supervision over the conduct of elections and referendums at the federal level and is commonly known as Elections Canada.

Requirement
Elections Canada’s (EC) has a long term requirement to supply and support Electoral Districts across Canada quickly and for a short period of time with information technology (IT) equipment, services, and related supports, during the lead up and through general elections, by-elections, and referendums, often with little advance notice.

This RFI is intended to gain a better understanding of suppliers’ abilities and limitations in supporting these requirements.

EC is exploring multiple procurement options that may result in a variety of contracting vehicles for one or several service areas and may include integrated solutions, specialized services, regional specific requirements or combinations thereof.

Suppliers, regardless of size and geographical coverage, who can deliver any of these requirements, are invited and requested to outline their service offering, service offering boundaries, and provide feedback in areas such as:
-	IT equipment supply
-       Software
-	Secure storage / Warehousing
-	IT support
-	Rapid deployment of equipment across Canada
-	Telecommunications services (internet, cellphones, satellite).
-	Logistics services / packaging and tracking of materials for delivery

Respondents may address any portion of the service areas described, are not expected to propose end-to-end solutions, and as such may provide partial responses to one, some or all of the service area(s).

This RFI is simply intended to solicit feedback from suppliers with respect to the subject matter described herein, potential approaches, risks, and considerations and should not be considered as an authorization to undertake any work that would result in costs being charged to EC.

Included in the RFI are two Annexes, Annex A for Business Context and Outcomes and
Annex B for Questions.

Incumbent
There is no incumbent and the work is currently not being performed by a contractor.

Security
There is no security requirement applicable to this request for information.
Any future procurements will include any necessary security requirements.

Le Bureau du directeur général des élections (BDGE), un agent du Parlement, exerce une direction générale et une supervision sur la tenue d’élections et de référendums au niveau fédéral et est communément appelé Élections Canada.

Besoin
Élections Canada (ÉC) a un besoin à long terme de fournir et de soutenir les circonscriptions électorales partout au Canada rapidement et pour une courte période, avec du matériel informatique, des services et leurs soutiens pendant la période précédant les élections générales, les élections partielles et les référendums, souvent avec peu de préavis. Cette DI vise à mieux comprendre les capacités et les limites des fournisseurs pour répondre à ces exigences.

EC explore de multiples options d’approvisionnement qui pourraient donner lieu à une variété de véhicules contractuels pour un ou plusieurs domaines de service et peuvent inclure des solutions intégrées, des services spécialisés, des exigences régionales spécifiques ou des combinaisons de ceux-ci.

Les fournisseurs, quels que soient leur taille et leur couverture géographique, qui peuvent satisfaire dls exigences ci-dessus, sont invités à décrire leur offre de services, à définir les limites de cette offre et à formuler des commentaires dans des domaines tels que :
-  Fourniture d’équipement informatique
-   Stockage sécurisé / Entreposage
-  Support informatique
-   Déploiement rapide de l’équipement à travers le Canada
- Services de télécommunications (internet, téléphones portables, satellite).
- Services logistiques / emballage et suivi des matériaux pour la livraison

Les répondants peuvent aborder n’importe quelle partie des domaines de service décrites, ils ne sont pas tenus de proposer des solutions de bout en bout et, par conséquent, ils peuvent fournir des réponses partielles à un, quelques-uns ou à tous les domaines de service.

La présente DI vise simplement à obtenir des commentaires de la part des fournisseurs en ce qui concerne l’objet décrit dans le présent document, les approches possibles, les risques et les considérations. Elle ne doit pas être considérée comme une autorisation d’entreprendre des travaux dont les coûts seraient facturés à ÉC.

Deux annexes, l’annexe A pour le contexte commercial et les résultats, sont incluses dans la DI.
Annexe B pour les questions.

Titulaire
Il n’y a pas de titulaire et les travaux ne sont actuellement pas effectués par un fournisseur.

Sécurité
Aucune exigence de sécurité n'est applicable à cette demande de renseignements.

*Please refer to Tender Description or Tender Documents


Services pour la webdiffusion des séances du conseil municipal


Acquisition et remplacement d'un refroidisseur


SEAL RING,LABYRINTH,NONAIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE

ANNEAU D'ÉTANCHÉITÉ,LABYRINTHE,MOTEUR À TURBINE À GAZ NON AÉRONEF

NOTICE OF PROPOSED PROCUREMENT

The Department of National Defence has a requirement for the items detailed below. The delivery is requested at CFB Halifax and CFB Esquimalt.

Line Item:	001	SEAL RING, LABYRINTH, NONAIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE
Part Number:	62.17.004-01	NCAGE:	H1299	DAMEN SCHELDE NAVAL SHIPBUILDING B.V.
GSIN:	2835	Quantity:	3	UoI:	EA	to be delivered to:	CFB Halifax

Line Item:	002	SEAL RING, LABYRINTH, NONAIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE
Part Number:	62.17.004-01	NCAGE:	H1299	DAMEN SCHELDE NAVAL SHIPBUILDING B.V.
GSIN:	2835	Quantity:	2	UoI:	EA	to be delivered to:	CFB Esquimalt

Bidders proposing an Equivalent or a Substitute Product must indicate the brand name and model and/or Part Number and the NCAGE they are offering.
The Crown retains the rights to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement.
Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.

AVIS DE PROJET DE MARCHÉ

Le ministère de la défense nationale désire se procurer les articles suivants. La livraison est demandée à BFC Halifax et BFC Esquimalt.

Article:	001	ANNEAU D'ÉTANCHÉITÉ, LABYRINTHE, MOTEUR À TURBINE À GAZ NON AÉRONEF
NUMÉRO DE RÉFÉRENCE:	62.17.004-01	code EEPO:	H1299	DAMEN SCHELDE NAVAL SHIPBUILDING B.V.
NIBS:	2835	Quantite:	3	UoD:	CH	à livrer à:	CFB Halifax

Article:	002	ANNEAU D'ÉTANCHÉITÉ, LABYRINTHE, MOTEUR À TURBINE À GAZ NON AÉRONEF
NUMÉRO DE RÉFÉRENCE:	62.17.004-01	code EEPO:	H1299	DAMEN SCHELDE NAVAL SHIPBUILDING B.V.
NIBS:	2835	Quantite:	2	UoD:	CH	à livrer à:	CFB Esquimalt

Les soumissionnaires qui proposent un produit équivalent ou un produit de remplacement doivent indiquer le nom de la marque et le modèle, et/ou le numéro de pièce et le code EEPO du produit proposé.
La Couronne se réserve le droit de négocier avec les fournisseurs pour tout marché d’approvisionnement.
Les documents peuvent être présentes dans l’une ou l’autre des langues officielles du Canada.


Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable (Direction générale de la gestion contractuelle)

6705-26-NM01 - Contrat à exécution sur demande pour la location d'équipement d'accès de type nacelle et passerelle pour l'inspection de ponts sur diverses routes (Côte-Nord)


Institut universitaire de cardiologie et de pneumologie de Québec-Université Laval


Aviation Replacement Parts for the CC-138 Twin Otter

Pièces de rechanges d'aéronefs pour les CC-138 Twin Otter

Notice of Proposed Procurement (NPP)

Department of National Defence
Supply Arrangement - W8485-184741 Series - Aviation Replacement Parts

Solicitation:  W8485-279438/A

This requirement is to acquire 6 items for the CC-138 for the Department of National Defence (DND), Directorate of Aerospace Procurement (DAP) 4.

This Request for proposal (RFP) is open only to Qualified Supply Arrangement (SA) Holders of Supply Arrangement W8485-184741 series. The following companies have been invited to submit a proposal:

Aero Precision Industries LLC
B S F (Business Solutions Fasteners) International Inc.
JHT Defense Inc.
Mills/Sterling Aerospace Inc.
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited
Simex Defence Inc.
Tower Aerospace Inc.
Genaire Limited
Unisource Technology Inc.
StandardAero Atlantic Inc.
L3 Technologies MAS Inc.
Tronosjet Maintenance Inc.
Tulmar Safety
Canada West Avionics
Honeywell Ltd
M1 Composites Technology
Rockwell Collins Canada
TSL Aerospace Technologies
PAL Aerospace
Kenn Borek Air
AllClear Aerospace and Defence Inc.
CASP
Bristow
Avmax Aviation Services Inc.
CanaG and Z

The RFP documents will be e-mailed directly by the Contracting officer to the Qualified SA Holders who are being invited to bid on this requirement.  Bidders are advised that Government Electronics Tendering System (GETS) is not responsible for the distribution of the RFP documents.

Inquiries regarding this RFP requirement are to be submitted to the Contracting Authority listed below:

Aerospace Equipment Program Management (DGAEPM)
Department of National Defence (DND) / Government of Canada
455, Boulvard de la carrière, Gatineau (QC) J8Y 6V7
Tel:  N/A
Ivan.Khanzadeev@forces.gc.ca

NOTE:  On-going Opportunity for Qualification
A Notice will be posted at least once a year on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) to allow more Suppliers to become qualified for Supply Arrangement W8485-184741 Series.
Please submit your request to the Supply Arrangement Authority below:

Megan McCandless, Supply Team Leader
Government of Canada | Public Services and Procurement Canada
Land and Aerospace Equipment Procurement and Support Sector
Civilian Aircraft Division - CAG
Email: megan.mccandless@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

Avis de projet de marché (APM)

Département de la défense Nationale
Arrangement en matière d’approvisionnement: W8485-184741 Série - Pièces de rechanges d’aéronefs

Sollicitation: W8485-279438/A

Ce besoin est pour l’achat de 6 articles pour le CC-138 pour le Ministère de la Défense nationale (MDN), direction – Obtention aérospatiale (DOA) 4.

Cette demande de proposition (DDP) est ouverte seulement aux titulaires qui sont qualifiés pour l’Arrangement en Matière d’Approvisionnement (AMA) de la série W8485-184741. Les entreprises suivantes ont été invitées à présenter une proposition:

Aero Precision Industries LLC
B S F (Business Solutions Fasteners) International Inc.
JHT Defense Inc.
Mills/Sterling Aerospace Inc.
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited
Simex Defence Inc.
Tower Aerospace Inc.
Genaire Limited
Unisource Technology Inc.
StandardAero Atlantic Inc.
L3 Technologies MAS Inc.
Tronosjet Maintenance Inc.
Tulmar Safety
Canada West Avionics
Honeywell Ltd
M1 Composites Technology
Rockwell Collins Canada
TSL Aerospace Technologies
PAL Aerospace
Kenn Borek Air
AllClear Aerospace and Defence Inc.
CASP
Bristow
Avmax Aviation Services Inc.
CanaG and Z

L’autorité contractante enverra la DDP par courrier électronique directement aux titulaires qui sont qualifiés pour l’AMA qui sont invités à soumissionner sur ce besoin.  Les soumissionnaires sont avisés que le Service électronique d'appels d'offres du gouvernement (SEAOG) n’est pas responsable de la distribution des documents de la DDP.

Les demandes de renseignements concernant cette DDP doivent être soumises à l'autorité contractante énumérée ci-dessous:

Gestion du programme d’équipement aérospatial (DGGPEA)
Ministère de la Défense nationale (MDN) / Gouvernement du Canada
455, Boulvard de la carrière, Gatineau (QC) J8Y 6V7
Nouveau Tél. :  N/A
Ivan.Khanzadeev@forces.gc.ca

NOTE:  Occasion de qualification continue
Un avis sera affiché au moins une fois par an sur le service gouvernemental d'appel d'offres électronique (GETS) pour permettre à plus de fournisseurs de se qualifiés pour l'arrangement d’'approvisionnement W8485-184741.  Veuillez soumettre votre demande à l'agent des achats mentionné ci-dessus.

Megan McCandless, Supply Team Leader
Government of Canada | Public Services and Procurement Canada
Land and Aerospace Equipment Procurement and Support Sector
Civilian Aircraft Division - CAG
Email: megan.mccandless@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca


Contrat à exécution sur demande pour des services d'interprétation et/ou traduction devant les cours de justice.


Renouvellement des licences Adobe Entreprise


Coffre-fort et tiroirs-caisses pour le Centre de services de Saguenay et de Saint-Jérôme

Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec .


Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de l'Estrie - Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Sherbrooke - CHUS