3 May 2024

The City of Montreal renews its trust in our Materials Engineering team

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The City of Montreal renews its trust in our Materials Engineering team
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The City of Montreal renews its trust in our Materials Engineering team

A new framework agreement has been awarded by the City of Montreal for our laboratory services to carry out expert assessments and quality control of materials on various municipal infrastructure construction, rehabilitation or refurbishment projects.

The City of Montreal uses external services to control the quality of materials used in its municipal infrastructure projects. This control has a direct impact on the durability and longevity of the works to be carried out by the City. Our know-how will enable us to propose innovative solutions, thanks to our skilled team of experienced professionals and technicians with the requisite knowledge and accreditations, to make rapid decisions on issues that are crucial to the success of the projects, most of which will be large-scale.

Our materials engineering services may be required on site, in the plant or in the laboratory, for civil engineering projects carried out by the City in 2024 and until the budget is exhausted. More specifically, the work will involve pavements, engineering structures, buildings, parks and underground infrastructures.

 Congratulations to our colleagues in Materials Engineering for having won the trust of the City of Montreal. This long-standing collaboration clearly demonstrates our expertise and reliability.

3 May 2024
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