This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Quebec, Quebec. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

Reference Number : 1566714 Submission sent electronically accepted: No SODEC owns and manages historical and heritage real estate at Place-Royale in Quebec City and at the Old Church of Saint-Pierre on Île d'Orléans. As such, SODEC requests bids from qualified contractors to provide the labour, materials and supervision necessary to carry out work on demand in electromechanical maintenance, ventilation and air conditioning at Place-Royale. and at the Old Church of Saint-Pierre on Île d'Orléans. Clauses on the eligibility conditions of bidders: Only contractors who can demonstrate their experience in projects of the same nature, who hold the license required under the Building Act (RSQ, cB-1.1) and who have their place of business are authorized to bid. in Quebec, or when an intergovernmental agreement is applicable in a province or territory covered by this agreement. The failure of a tenderer to respect one or the other of the conditions described below renders him ineligible: Tendering contractors with an establishment in Quebec must retain, when submitting their tender, a certificate issued by the Quebec Revenue Agency during the 90 days preceding the deadline for receipt of tenders. Tendering contractors must also be advised that subcontractors must hold a certificate issued by the Quebec Revenue Agency when this contract is directly related to the contract covered by this call for tenders. Entrepreneurs who do not have an establishment in Quebec where they carry out their activities on a permanent basis, clearly identified with their name and accessible during normal business hours, must submit, with their bid, the "Absence d'establishment au Québec" form. duly completed and signed by an authorized person. The tenderer must not be registered in the register of enterprises ineligible for public contracts (RENA) or, if registered, his period of ineligibility for public contracts must have ended. Tendering contractors are responsible for the choice of subcontractors, both for their solvency and for the content of their tender and their behavior. They must inform them of the conditions they intend to prescribe, in particular those imposed on the contractual documents. Finally, they must ensure that they hold the required permits and licenses. Obtaining tender documents: Full tender documents are available through the electronic tender system at a price set by electronic tender system. The submission and related documents must be written in French. Bid guarantee: To be valid, all tenders must be accompanied by a tender guarantee, issued in favor of SODEC. This security must be in the form of either a certified cheque, money order, draft or irrevocable letter of guarantee issued by a bank, credit union or trust company or bonds, bonds payable to bearer issued or guaranteed by the Government of Quebec, or when an intergovernmental agreement is applicable, by the government of a province or territory covered by this agreement and whose maturity not exceed five (5) years, in the amount of $9,000 or either a bond in the amount of $18,000 issued by a company holding an insurer's license in Canada, valid for a period of forty-five ( 45) days from the date of opening of tenders. duration 3 years with optional renewal of 2 years Start date : 01 Apr 2022 End date : 31 Mar 2025