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Reference Number : 1857435 Deadline for receiving complaints: 2024-06-25 Electronically transmitted submission accepted: Yes, via the SEAO, with a document Expected duration of the contract without options (in months): 4 Nature of the Submission Guarantee: No bid guarantee Built in 1900, the Seminary Chapel has been deconsecrated since 1992. Designed to meet the needs of the Museum, it is equipped with sophisticated equipment and allows the holding of cultural, private and varied events. The Chapel is currently undergoing a thorough rejuvenation. Thanks to the meticulous care of the restorers of the Center de conservation du Quebec, the walls, the floor, the stained glass windows as well as certain painted trompe l'oeil decorations will be restored and cleaned so that they regain all their splendor and their originality. beauty of 120 years ago. The Museum will also take the opportunity to add and harmoniously integrate state-of-the-art professional lighting equipment into the building. As the work must be carried out with extreme rigor and attention to detail, the Seminary Chapel will be accessible again in November 2024. Considering the Museum's mission, lighting equipment must meet the highest quality standards on the market. The equipment must be very reliable and well constructed and meet the needs of this multipurpose room for holding banquets, cocktails, galas, conferences, festive evenings, civil ceremonies, wedding receptions and any other important activity. The equipment must be known and recognized by a majority of lighting engineers in the performing arts sector. The lighting equipment will be controlled by a GrandMA3 console via the DMX protocol. Delivery requested: no later than September 2, 2024. The tender documents, and addenda if applicable, can only be obtained via the electronic tender system "SEAO". For any administrative questions, you can contact Mr. Tony Dube, purchasing manager, @: tony.dube@mcq.org.