Site work and paving for a road / highway in Larouche, Quebec. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Reference number : 1261624 Bid transmitted electronically accepted: No Expected duration of the contract (in months): 6 Performance bond and obligation bond for wages, materials and services of each corresponding 50% is required. Nature of the Bid Security: Bond Bank Draft (Certified) Check Money Order Irrevocable Warranty Letter Value of the Bid Security (amount or percentage) 10% bond, 5% other types of guarantee Pavement foundation repair and asphalt paving of Route 167, in the municipality of Eeyou Istchee Baie-James, excluding MRC, Ungava constituency. Length: 0.551 km. The estimated amount of the contract is between $ 500,000 and $ 999,999.99. Limitations The contractor awarded the construction contract and its affiliates will be ineligible for any subsequent call for tenders for the award of contracts for the monitoring and engineering of floors and materials bearing in whole or in part for the project in question. The Contractor and its affiliates will not be able to act as subcontractors, direct or not, of the companies with which the Minister will conclude the contracts of surveillance and engineering of the grounds and materials bearing in whole or in part on the project . In the case of a construction contract awarded to a group of companies, these limitations also apply to each of the constituent parts and their respective affiliates. To the extent that an overall project is divided into different sectors, blocks, phases, segments, etc., each of these areas is considered a separate covered project for purposes of this limitation clause and the eligibility clauses. in the Instructions to Entrepreneurs. Bid Guarantee Required - 10% of the amount of the tender (bond) or - 5% of the bid amount (certified or certified check, money order, draft or irrevocable letter of guarantee) For more information, contact the Bid Receiving Desk at 418-644-8848 . The Department does not undertake to accept any of the bids received, particularly when it considers that the prices are too high or disproportionate or do not reflect a fair price.