Our Achievements

Municipal Sector

Metropolitan Transportation Agency

• Layout of a park and ride with a transfer point in Boucherville.
  

Municipality of East Bolton

• Soil and materials engineering and geotechnical study during the reconstruction of Lake Nick Road in East Bolton.
  

• Soil and materials engineering and geotechnical study during the rebuilding of Avenue du Parc in Deauville on a distance of 5 km.

Municipality of Deauville and Ministry of Transport

• Soil and materials engineering and geotechnical study during the major redevelopment of Bourque Boulevard in Deauville.
  

Georgeville Marina Quay

• Geotechnical study during the realization of three low-depth water drillings within the context of the quay rehabilitation project.

Cities of Acton Vale, Coaticook, Granby, Lennoxville, Magog, Windsor, Princeville and Roxton Falls

• Waste snow disposal sites for eight municipalities.

City of Drummondville

• Soil and materials engineering, geotechnical studies and quality control of materials for aerated lagoons.

City of Montréal

• Soil and materials engineering, environmental site assessments and geotechnical studies for various projects.

• Geotechnical studies and quality control of concrete at Place des Arts.

City of Saint-Hyacinthe

• Material control and contaminated material management services – Saint-Hyacinthe's concert hall.

City of Sherbrooke

• Geotechnical study and quality control of materials (soils, concrete and asphalt) for the wastewater treatment plant.
  
  

City of Hull

• Maison du Citoyen:
• Geotechnical studies.
• Quantity control of materials.

Extension of the City of Trois-Rivières Public Works Building

• Soil and materials engineering and geotechnical study for two extensions.
  
  

Characterization of the Blanchette and Burke Creek Watersheds

• Acquisition of a satellite image to characterize different zones (agricultural, urban, forest).
• Flora and fauna inventories of exceptional, sensitive or likely to be destabilized habitats during the future hydrological change of the creeks’ watersheds.
• Characterization, assessment and description of zones prone to creek erosion.