Chapter A - Articles A-1 to A-7
The Tendering Code
Chapter A - Definitions
Chapter B – Conditions of application
Chapter C - Commitments to the BSDQ
Chapter D - Tenders and tender securities
- Chapter D - Article D-1
- Chapter D - Articles D-2 to D-3
- Chapter D - Article D-4
- Chapter D - Article D-4.1
- Chapter D - Article D-5
- Chapter D - Article D-5.1
- Chapter D - Articles D-6 to D-9
- Chapter D - Articles D-10 and D-10.1
- Chapter D - Article D-11
- Chapter D - Articles D-12 to D-13.1
- Chapter D - Articles D-14 and D-15
Chapter E - Procedure for filing electronic tenders
Chapter F - Tender withdrawal
Chapter G - Procedure for electronically making available and taking possession of tenders
Chapter H - Access to tenders by the BSDQ and tabulation
Chapter I - Recall of tenders
Chapter J - Contract
Chapter K - Contractor's liability
Chapter L - Complaints
Schedules
- Schedule I - Regulated specialties
- Schedule I - Regulated specialties (continuation)
- Schedule II - LIST OF LEGAL ENTITIES* AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE A TENDER BOND AND A LETTER OF INTENT
- Schedule III and IV
- Schedule V - Guides prescribing the scope of work
- Schedule V - Reinforcing steel
- Schedule V - Structural steel
- Schedule V - Roofing speciality
- Schedule V - Thermal insulation other than roofing or mechanical
- Schedule V - Masonry
- Schedule V - Fabricated metal
- Schedule V - Metal siding
- Schedule V - Interior systems
List of agreements that amended the Tendering Code since october 29, 1996
It should be noted that, for interpretation purposes, the French text shall prevail over the English, the latter being a translation of the French original.
A-1 CALL FOR TENDERS
Any invitation to tender in any form whatsoever or the delivery or availability of tender documents.
A-2 BSDQ
The Bureau des soumissions déposées du Québec, an organisation made up of the Association de la construction du Québec (ACQ), the Corporation des maîtres électriciens du Québec (CMEQ) and the Corporation des maîtres mécaniciens en tuyauterie du Québec (CMMTQ).
A-3 REPEALED SECTION
A-4 CODE
The tendering rules contained herein.
A-5 TENDERING DOCUMENTS
Invitations to tender, notices to tenderers, calls for tenders, plans, drawings, specifications, administrative and technical clauses, general and specific clauses, security and surety bond documents, addenda, tender forms, price schedules, instructions to tenderers, and all other documents issued by the project owner or their representative and the BSDQ establishing the conditions required for the submission of a tender.
A-6 RECIPIENT CONTRACTOR
The contractor to whom one or many tenders are or may be addressed in any quality whatsoever:
- for the purpose of a tender that they will themselves address to the project owner, or,
- for the purpose of performing work covered by a tender that they have already addressed to the project owner, or
- for the purpose of performing work covered by a contract that they have already entered with the project owner.
Presumptions:
Any person, other than the project owner, who holds a contractor’s licence and to whom tenders must be addressed is presumed to be a recipient contractor.
Any person, other than the project owner, who holds a contractor’s licence and to whom tenders must be addressed is deemed to be a recipient contractor if the tenders must be addressed to them with a view to the conclusion of a contract between them and the successful tenderer.
A-6.1 RECIPIENT CONTRACTOR FOR A SUB-FILE
When a sub-file is opened by the BSDQ for a registered project, the term “recipient contractor” used also means the tendering contractor to whom one or more tenders are, or may be, addressed for the purposes of a tender that tendering contractor will file themselves, through the BSDQ, to a recipient contractor.
A-7 SUCCESSFUL RECIPIENT CONTRACTOR
The recipient contractor who has been or is awarded a contract for work for which one or several tenders have been addressed to them.