Roche lte, Groupe-conseil
Quebec City, QC
Company Overview
Avec la force de ses quelques 850 employs, plus de 40 ans d'exprience, ainsi que des milliers de ralisations au Qubec, au Canada et dans plus de 50 pays travers le monde, soit en Amrique latine, en Afrique et en Asie, le Groupe Roche se classe au rang des plus importantes compagnies d'ingnierie-construction au Canada.
La multidisciplinarit des comptences de Roche nous permet d'intervenir auprs des industries et entreprises commerciales, institutions, municipalits et organismes publics dans les domaines suivants:
Industrie; nergie; fort; eau; transport; btiment; environnement; gestion.
Le Groupe Roche se spcialise dans la ralisation de projets intgrs. En effet, misant sur notre multidisciplinarit des comptences de notre personnel, nous avons jusqu' ce jour ralis de nombreux projets faisant appel de faon intgre nos capacits de planification et de dveloppement de projet, de financement, d'ingnierie, de construction, d'opration et de gestion.
En matire d'environnement plus spcifiquement, le Groupe Roche compte sur une quipe pluridisciplinaire de plus d'une centaine de personnes en mesure d'aborder la majorit des problmatiques relies ce secteur.
Company Information
Physical Address
3075, ch. des Quatre-Bourgeois, Bureau 300
Quebec City, QC G1W 4Y4
CA
Mailing Address
3075, ch. des Quatre-Bourgeois, Bureau 300
Quebec City, QC G1W 4Y4
CA
Additional Details
Legal Name: Roche lte, Groupe-conseil
Number of Employees: 850
CA
Building on the strength of the expertise and skills of its 850 employees, Roche Ltd, Consulting Group has become one of the largest engineering-construction companies in Canada. A Canadian corporation founded in Quebec in 1963, Roche specializes in integrated projects and has carried out many projects drawing on its expertise in project planning, development and financing, engineering, construction, operations, and management. With its multidisciplinary approach, Roche serves industrial, commercial, governmental, municipal and institutional clients in the following sectors:
Building Construction Energy Environment Forestry Health and Safety Industry Mining Environment Real Estate Appraisal Transportation Urban Development and Finance Water Infrastructures Roche has carried out thousands of projects in Quebec, Canada, and in over 50 North and Latin American, Asian and African countries. The Company operates throughout Quebec, from regional offices and subsidiaries, as well as in other Canadian provinces. Roche is able to undertake projects on a turnkey basis or using outsourcing or concession arrangements, including BOT (build, operate, transfer) and BOOT (build, own, operate, transfer) contracts. Depending on the clients needs, Roche experts can also assist in specific project phases, either on a conventional basis or under a management or EPC (engineer, procure, construct) agreement. Moreover, special attention is paid to quality. Operating flexibility and adapting to client requirements have always been top priorities for Roche. However narrow or broad the scope of the projects entrusted to us, we have the reputation of completing our assignments successfully, and delivering solutions that meet client needs, in compliance with performance, budget and time constraints. We operate as your partner in meeting the planning and construction challenges of today, and will perform our mandates in accordance with the highest quality standards. Roche operates under a quality system that is certified according to the ISO 9001 international standard.
FIELDS OF ACTIVITY
INDUSTRY Automation Mines and Geology Pulp and Paper Industrial Process Telecommunications Metal processing (aluminium) ENERGY Hydroelectricity Cogeneration Distribution Energy Transportation and Distribution Networks System Conversion Natural Gas Networks FOREST Forest Development Forest Mapping Forest Geomatics Forest Inventories Forest Operations Photo-interpretation Forest Roads WATER Water Characterization Hydroclimatology Hydraulics Urban Hydraulics Irrigation Hydraulic Works Water and Wastewater Networks Drinking Water Treatment Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Treatment Sludge Treatment TRANSPORTATION Airport Port Infrastructures Railroad Road Urban Road Systems Bridges and Viaducts
BUILDING Building Mechanical Building Electricity Building Structure Historic Building Restoration Real Estate Development Energy Efficiency ENVIRONMENT Air quality Aquatic (fresh and marine waters) and terrestrial ecosystems studies Development of wildlife habitat and compensation measures for habitat losses Eco-engineering Environmental assessment and monitoring Environmental compliance and audit Environmental permitting and authorization Fisheries and aquaculture Geographical Information System (GIS) Health and safety Industrial environment Information technologies Integrated water and natural resources management Landscaping Management and recycling of domestic and industrial wastes Mining environment Pollution reduction and control Protection and conservation of biodiversity Site characterization and decontamination Toxicological and ecotoxicological risks assessment Urban and land planning FINANCE, ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Financial Analysis Tourism Development Real Estate Assessment Economic Studies Public Finances Project Management Real Estate Management Municipal and Public Management Marketing and Commercialization Financial Packaging Privatization Urban Planning
HUMAN RESOURCES The men and women working at ROCHE thrive on understanding issues, solving problems and on the constant challenge of devising efficient, cost-effective solutions that are customer-tailored to the problem at hand. At ROCHE, we rely above all on the quality of these resources, on our employees talent, knowledge, experience, integrity and dedication, which are the keys to our success. ROCHE and its subsidiaries employ close to 850 people, including administrative, technical and technical staff. The synergy resulting from this wealth of complementary knowledge and expertise is one of our greatest strengths. The ROCHE team consists of experts in a wide range of fields:
Engineers: Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Industrial, Mining, Forestry, Process and controls, Structural, Sanitation;
Scientist and professionals: Hydrogeologists, Biomedical specialists, Physicist, Agricultural specialists, Architects, Landscape Architects, Economists, Geographers, Urban Planners, Chartered Appraisers, Biochemists, Microbiologists, Environmental Toxicologists, Biologists, Geologists, Geomorphologists, Chemists, Geomatics Specialists, Programmer-Analysts;
Administrators and construction professionals: Project Managers, Construction Managers, Estimators, Schedulers, Cost Controllers, Contracts Administrators, Specialized Technicians, Draftspeople, etc. Furthermore, owing to the ROCHEs associations and partnerships with other firms and the close ties it maintains with a number of universities and research institutions, it can collaborate effectively with other specialists when required.
QUALITY MANAGEMENT Roche Ltd, Consulting Group, its divisions and its subsidiaries hold a certificate of compliance with the ISO 9001 quality standard for the firms services. Quality has always been a priority for Roche. And ISO certification provides our clients with an additional guarantee that we see quality as an ongoing concern. For us, this concern translates into a focus on meeting our clients needs, and ensuring they achieve their objectives. Our quality system has therefore been developed in such a way as to empower every individual within the company. Roche management also assumes major responsibilities, specifically in terms of continu
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Services
- Agrologist - Agri-engineering/Mechanization/Buildings
- Agrologist - Agricultural Economics
- Agrologist - Agricultural Equipment
- Agrologist - Agricultural-education/Training/Extension
- Agrologist - Agricultural-trade And Marketing Policy
- Agrologist - Computer Technology
- Agrologist - Development Planning
- Agrologist - Environmental Management
- Agrologist - Farm Management/Accounting
- Agrologist - Farm Project Financing
- Agrologist - Field Crops - Food
- Agrologist - Field Crops - Non-food
- Agrologist - Food Product Processing
- Agrologist - General Agriculture
- Agrologist - Integrated Rural Development
- Agrologist - Irrigation/Drainage
- Agrologist - Land Use
- Agrologist - Marketing
- Agrologist - Program Evaluation
- Agrologist - Project Management
- Agrologist - Real Estate Appraisal
- Agrologist - Reclamation
- Agrologist - Resource Management
- Agrologist - Soil Science
- Agrologist - Turnkey Capability
- Agrologist - Water Management
- Biotechnology
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-acoustics
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-communications
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-education
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-electrical
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-heating/Ventilation
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-hospitals
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-hotels
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-office Buildings
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-other
- Consulting Engineer - Buildings-structural
- Consulting Engineer - Communications-data Transmission
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-environmental Standards
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-flood Control
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-impact Studies
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-other
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-pollution Control
- Consulting Engineer - Environment-waste Disposal/Treatment
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-agricultural Engineering
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-fisheries
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-forestry
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-irrigation
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-logging
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-other
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-paper Mills
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-pulp Mills
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-sawmills
- Consulting Engineer - Forest/Fish/Agrltr-veneer/Plywood/Part. Mill
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-engineering Surveys
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-erosion/Landslide Cntl
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-geology/Geophysics
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-hydrogeology
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-metal/Non Metal Mineral
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-ocean & Hydrography
- Consulting Engineer - Geolgy/Geophysic/Srvy-soil & Rock Mechanics
- Consulting Engineer - Industry-food
- Consulting Engineer - Industry-manufacturing
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-beneficiation
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-exploration
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-hard Rock Mining
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-mine Planning & Prdtn
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-open Pit Mining
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-tailings, Disposal
- Consulting Engineer - Mining & Metallurgy-underground Mining
- Consulting Engineer - Municipal-roads And Streets
- Consulting Engineer - Municipal-sewage Disposal
- Consulting Engineer - Municipal-traffic Engineering
- Consulting Engineer - Municipal-water Supply
- Consulting Engineer - Power-hydro Power
- Consulting Engineer - Power-other
- Consulting Engineer - Power-systems Planning & Operation
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Consulting Engineer - Power-thermal Power
Le projet consiste construire et oprer pendant une priode minimale de 20 ans, une centrale de cognration base de biomasse d'une capacit de 38 MW Ferme-Neuve dans les Hautes-Laurentides. L'lectricit produite est destine Hydro-Qubec alors que la vapeur sera achemine la compagnie Max Meilleur et Fils de Ferme-Neuve.
L'usine produira de l'nergie partir de combustible fait de rsidus de bois fournis principalement par un regroupement de scieries de la rgion des Hautes-Laurentides et de l'Abitibi. L'usine consommera environ 420 000 tmv par anne et occupera une superficie de 18 hectares. Le btiment principal mesurera 32 m par 45 m. D'une hauteur de 36 m, il abritera la chaudire rsidus, le systme de dminralisation de l'eau, la turbine, la gnratrice, le condensateur, les cyclones de collection des cendres et le centre d'instrumentation et de contrle. Les amnagements connexes comprennent une aire d'entreposage des rsidus, un systme de convoyeur, un prcipitateur lectrostatique et un systme de collection des cendres, un systme de refroidissement de l'eau, un poste de transformation lectrique et des bassins de rtention de l'eau.
- Consulting Engineer - Power-transmission & Distribution
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-airports
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-bridges
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-dredging
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-harbours
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-highways & Expressways
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-multimodal Trnsptn Systems
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-public Transit
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-railways
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-transportation Studies
- Consulting Engineer - Transportation-tunnels
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Prolongement De Lautoroute 73 Nord, Tronon Charlesbourg Stoneham (4 Phases)
Le projet global ralis pour le compte du ministre des Transports du Qubec est le prolongement de lautoroute 73 Nord montrant 4 voies divises par un terre-plein sur une distance de 11 km entre Charlesbourg et Stoneham, incluant 2 changeurs et 9 structures. Au total, 21 km de chausse principale et 24 km de chausse secondaire auront t construits. Des travaux de drainage, dclairage, de feux de circulation, de supersignalisation, de murs de soutnement, de ponts, dlargissement dun pont, damnagement paysager, et dintgration de mesures dattnuation pour la faune, taient aussi compris.
Le services rendus par Roche lte ont consist: lactualisation de lavant-projet dfinitif; la prparation des plans, devis et estimations prliminaires et dfinitifs; la surveillance des travaux au bureau et en rsidence au chantier; la prparation des documents ncessaires la demande de certificat dautorisation environnementale et dun programme de surveillance environnementale. Plus prcisment, les activits suivantes ont t excutes: relevs topographiques la station totale et au GPS de haute prcision; tudes hydrauliques; conception gomtrique par CAO; dimensionnement structural de la chausse; conception du drainage ouvert et ferm; conception de lclairage; conception des ponts et murs; plans par DAO.
Le projet a t ralis en 4 phases successives en assurant le maintien de la circulation. Une des phases a consist lajout de la seconde chausse dautoroute entre la chausse et le chemin de desserte construits dans une phase antrieure.
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Reconstruction De La Route 138 (boul. Ste-anne), tronon Boischatel Chteau-richer (3 Phases) Roche Lte
Roche a dirig le consortium dingnierie form pour la ralisation de ce projet denvergure qui consistait reconstruire compltement la route 138 4 voies divises par un lot central sur 11, 4 km, le tout en milieu trs urbanis, et ce, pour le compte du ministre des Transports du Qubec. Ce projet comprenait des travaux de terrassement, de structure de chausse, de revtement souple, de dispositifs de retenue, de PBA, dlargissement de PBA, des nouveaux ponts, de rparation et largissement dun pont, de drainage, daqueduc, dgout sanitaire, dclairage, de supersignalisation, de feux de circulation et damnagement des abords, le tout en maintenant la circulation dans un contexte de fort achalandage et de haute vitesse, jumel un pourcentage lev de camions.
Les services rendus ont consist: lactualisation de lavant-projet; la prparation des plans, devis et estimations prliminaires et dfinitifs et la surveillance au bureau et en rsidence au chantier. Plus prcisment, les relevs topographiques ont t excuts avec des stations totales, la conception routire par CAO (conception assiste par ordinateur) et les plans par DAO (dessin assist par ordinateur).
Le projet a t ralis en 3 phases successives tout en maintenant la circulation durant les travaux. Ce projet a galement requis la construction de 6 carrefours giratoires et la reconstruction dune traverse ferroviaire.
- Surveying And Mapping - Cadastral Surveys
- Surveying And Mapping - Engineering Surveys
- Surveying And Mapping - Geographic Information Services
- Surveying And Mapping - Geophysical Surveys
- Surveying And Mapping - Hydrography/Oceanography
- Surveying And Mapping - Mining Surveys
- Surveying And Mapping - Photogrammetric Mapping
- Surveying And Mapping - Training
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Environmental Assessment
The project proponent, Station Mont-Tremblant, is planning to pursue its tourist development over the next ten years. A contribution was requested from the federal government, triggering compliance with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. An environmental study is required before project activities can begin.
The project involves increasing the skiable terrain and developing two new villages eight all of the required services (water supply system, sewage system, water treatment system, artificial lake, etc.)
The project is located partly in the Parc Mont-Tremblant. Several particular problems were studied during the assessment: optimizing the management of the artificial lake to preserve a spawning ground located downstream, elaborating special measures to minimize erosion of the mountain, optimizing the project (aerated ponds, etc.) to minimize encroachment on the wetlands, etc.
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Environmental Management For The Koniambo
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FOR THE KONIAMBO MINING PROJECT IN NEW CALEDONIA PHASE 1 - ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDY PHASE 2 - ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Roche was contracted by Falconbridge NC sas to conduct an environmental baseline study (EBS) and an environmental and social impact assessment of the Koniambo mining project in New Caledonia. Also included were aspects related to the regulatory framework and environmental management of this large-scale international mining project.
The Koniambo project is located in the North Province of New Caledonia in the South Pacific Ocean. The project will entail the operation of a series of open pit mines, along with the construction and operation of a nickel pyrometallurgical plant (60, 000 t), a power plant, port facilities, and a water supply system. Other infrastructure and related facilities will be built to support operating activities and link the various project sites. This infrastructure includes a water pipeline an overland ore conveyor.
New Caledonia is renowned worldwide as much for its flora (76% of plant species are endemic to the island) as for the fact that it is surrounded by one of the largest lagoons on the planet, endowing it with its unique character. The population consists of the native Kanak population (42.5%), Europeans (37.1%) and a small proportion of Polynesians and other nationalities. This rich and diversified environmental and cultural mosaic poses a major challenge for the project. A responsible approach to environmental management and sustainable development has therefore been established for the Koniambo project.
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Impact Assessment - Construction Of A Highway Between Saint-antonin And Saint-louis-du-ha! ha! - Route 185
Route 185, a 101 km stretch of road running from Rivire-du-Loup to the New Brunswick border, is a very important throughway for Quebec, Ontario and the Maritimes. It is the only section of the Trans-Canada Highway that has two lanes. There have been numerous accidents of the 185 over the years, making it one of Quebec's most dangerous roads. The minister des Transports hopes to convert it into a four-lane highway divided by a median to make it safer and to ensure continuity with the sections above and below it. The contract covers 40 km of road between Saint-Antonin and Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! And includes carrying out an impact study, elaborating the preliminary and definite plans, making a request for authorization from the CPTAQ and participant in the eventual public hearings.
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Restoration Of Berth 103, L'anse-aux-foulons Sector, Port Of Quebec
Berths Nos. 101 to 108 in the Port of Quebec, totalling more than 1400 m in length, are old harbour structures built in the 1920s-1930s that are in relatively poor condition today. The structures have sustained considerable damage and movement in certain areas, and they no longer seem in adequate condition for mooring today's commercial ships
Berth103 is without doubt the most damaged of the marine infrastructures. the port authorities have awarded Roche a mandate to undertake the engineering of the berth reconstruction project.
The new berth will be 275 m in length and 13 m deep at low tide (average tidal range is 4.1 m in Quebec; and maximum tides are 5.7 m). It will be built using nine reinforced concrete caissons. The subgrade, which consists primarily of sandy material, will have to be compacted using the vibro-flotation technique so as to improve its geotechnical properties.
Also included in the project are dredging for a berth and the development of a services area for electrical, lighting, drinking water and fire protection systems.
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Toulnustouc Power Plant
Hydro-Qubec plans to build a new embankment dam approximately 14 km down-river from the Sainte-Anne dam situated on the Toulnustouc River, north of Baie-Comeau. This will widen the existing basin to cover a total area of 21 km. An aboveground power plant will be built on the left bank of the river, 13 km down river from the future dam. The dam will be linked to the basin by an 11-km water tunnel. Total capacity will be 440 MW with a 160-m waterfall and an output of 300 m/s. The spillway will be adjacent to the main dam. Total energy capacity will be 2.1 TWh. Rebuilding of an existing dike and rebuilding and construction of access roads are also part of the project. Due to provincial regulation, an official impact study is required for final project approval.
NAICS Categories
- 213119 Other Support Activities for Mining
- 221310 Water Supply and Irrigation Systems
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- 541330 Engineering Services
Additional Information
541330, 213119, 221310, 236220, 236220, 236220
ISO 9001
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