Artelia commissioned to supervise rehabilitation work at La Grande-Rivière airport
La Grande-Rivière airport is a key transportation infrastructure for Quebec and the Cree communities of James Bay.
Our building experts commissioned to rebuild the Pavillon des Seigneurs in Trois-Rivières
The new pavilion will offer multiservice facilities complying with the latest universal accessibility standards.
Our teams begin a major dock inspection mandate for Newfoundland Labrador Hydro
Our expertise in industrial systems, marine infrastructures and energy production technologies will be called upon in this mandate.
Artelia commissioned to supervise Vendôme train station rehabilitation project
We will offer our multidisciplinary services to EXO to enable them to carry out an integrated project.
A new mandate for the Memphrémagog hydroelectric power station, marking 40 years of collaboration
Our in-depth knowledge of the structure provides us with priceless expertise for proposing innovative and appropriate solutions.
Artelia obtains preferred firm status for Rio Tinto – IOC
We are pleased to announce that Artelia has been awarded preferred status as a supplier of engineering and environmental services to the mining company Rio Tinto – IOC, for a term of 5 to 7 years.
Our framework agreement for the design of urban infrastructure works is renewed by the Ville de Montréal
Our Project Management and Urban Infrastructure – Design teams in the Montreal office have received the excellent news of the renewal.
The Laval Urban Infrastructures team wins a major framework agreement
Good news for Laval’s Urban Infrastructures department, which has just won a three-year, major framework agreement to oversee work on various upcoming construction…
Artelia to carry out design study for Montreal’s largest green infrastructure project
Artelia is proud to support the City of Montreal in the design of the sludge treatment and reclamation plant at the Jean-R.-Marcotte station.
Artelia commissioned for Montreal’s first sponge street project
Our urban infrastructure and lighting experts redevelop Parc des Royaux and Larivière Street in Montreal, transforming the latter into a multifunctional sponge street.
