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    • Commit to BSDQ

    Commitment

    Before committing to the BSDQ, it is important to understand what this involves. To committ to the BSDQ, a contractor must :

    1. Hold a contractor licence issued under the Building Act (RBQ);
    2. Complete the commitment document, including the resolution, the TES user protocol and the disciplinary reference (if applicable);
    3. Pay the annual membership fee of $100 + taxes.
    To learn more about what commitment entails, visit the "What does that mean ?" page by clicking here.

    To submit your commitment application, you must complete an online form.
    It can be found further down on this page.

     

    Tenderer's commitment

    You are a specialized contractor or a general and specialized contractor? Tenderer's commitment allows submission and retrieval of bids.

    Is your trade subject to the BSDQ? Check using the COMPASS.

    Recipient contractor's commitment

    Are you solely a general contractor? The recipient contractor's commitment only allows submissions to be retrieved.

    Which trades are subject to the BSDQ? Find all the information in the COMPASS.

    Modifications of the master user

    The master user is the person designated by a company who is responsible for the TES account. This person can also create sub-users to grant TES access to the other members of their organization.

    Project owners and professionals

    As a project owner or industry professional, your organisation can request access to the TES platform to review the tenders submitted to the BSDQ your projects.

    Bidders : Here's a tool for you!

    Checklist - Submit Bids in 6 Simple Steps

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    Need help using the BSDQ?

    We offer free training every month in webinar format. We can also provide training at your offices, subject to a minimum number of participants. Training sessions last approximately 2 hours and are recognized by the RBQ, CMEQ and CMMTQ as part of their mandatory continuing education programs. Our sessions are offered in French only.

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