“We’re privileged to have the ability to renew our ties with the group that has seen us develop in each means,” stated Marc-André Loiselle, President and CEO of ALI Excavation, who recalled that this main mandate was an enormous homecoming, since St-Lazare is the birthplace of the Loiselle household’s youngsters. He and his brother, Simon, Vice President of Operations, have been born and raised within the municipality of St-Lazare. 

For Loiselle, this $7.5 million contract reinforces one of many major thrusts of ALI Excavation Group’s mission, which, along with civil engineering and street building, similar to paving, excavation, sewer and aqueduct rehabilitation, and street recycling, has the group’s satisfaction as its prime precedence. 

This four-year dedication, with a fifth yr possibility, will make it potential to mobilize and consolidate jobs for at the very least 20 folks till 2025. Groupe Ali Excavation has been finishing up municipal and industrial snow removing work for about ten years now. The St-Lazare service is along with the one within the metropolis of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, the place ALI Excavation additionally holds a $5.5M mandate associated to snow removing on the town’s streets. 

“The configuration of the St-Lazare territory requires very particular consideration any more, and subsequently brings its share of challenges,” stated Jean-François Beaulieu, Vice-President of Engineering, referring to the particularities of slim streets, usually asymmetrical avenue layouts, lack of lighting, the presence of timber, unpaved streets, slim shoulders and sometimes grassy areas. 

The corporate’s president additionally expressed his confidence in with the ability to efficiently perform the town’s snow removing offensive due to the event of proactive communications with the municipality’s technical workers. The equipment that can be used within the execution of the contract can be geared up with GPS and street layouts can be programmed in such a means as to mitigate, if not scale back, the impacts of those winter operations on the mobility of residents and native companies.