Renovation of a mixed-use development in La Sarre, Quebec. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Reference number : 1565019 Deadline for receipt of complaints: 2022-02-11 Submission sent electronically accepted: Yes, in a single submission document Expected duration of the contract without the options (in months): 12 Value of the Bid Security (amount or percentage) Tender guarantee 4.01.01 Constitution The TENDERER must accompany its Tender with a tender guarantee equivalent to TEN PERCENT (10%) of the total price proposed in its Tender. This bid security must be produced in one or other of the following forms: a) a bond issued in favor of the PUBLIC BODY by a Financial Institution as defined in clause 0.01.14 hereof, which must be in accordance with the provisions of the model bid bond reproduced in Appendix 4.01A of the Bid Form; b) an irrevocable letter of guarantee issued in favor of the PUBLIC BODY by a Financial Institution as defined in clause 0.01.14 hereof, which must comply with the requirements of the "Irrevocable Letter of Guarantee" model reproduced in appendix 4.01B of the Bid Form. Non-Legally Organized Consortium When the TENDERER takes the form of a Non-Legally Organized Consortium, the bid security must name each of the members of the Non-Legally Organized Consortium. 4.01.03 Maintenance The bid guarantee must be valid for the entire period of validity of the Bids. The PUBLIC BODY retains the bid guarantee of the lowest compliant TENDERER until the final award of the Contract. It also retains the bid guarantee of the second and third lowest compliant BIDDERS until the final award of the Contract to a CONTRACTOR. 4.01.04 Discount The bid security is given to the successful bidder in exchange for the performance security required in section 4.02. This contract includes the supply of materials, labor, tools and everything necessary for the complete installation and completion of the work, without however being limited thereto. The works consist of: The addition, replacement of intercoms and clocks. Adding, removing or relocating power outlets. The electrical contractor acts as a general contractor. He is the main stakeholder after the owner and he must include and coordinate the work with the other tradesmen in his bid, including all the subcontractors required to carry out the work. Commissioning of all installed equipment and systems, once checked, adjusted and balanced. some work will be performed outside normal working hours. The contractor will have to coordinate work with the owner. The contractor must provide for the costs in the submission of all other work shown on the plans. Performance bond and materials and services of each corresponding 50% is required.