Providing engineering and environmental services for the largest integrated public transit infrastructure in Quebec

At a Glance

  • 67

    Kilometers Planned

  • 2

    Phases Completed

  • 26

    Stations Planned

Location
Brossard, Quebec
Offices
Client
  • Final client: CDPQ Infra
  • Atkins Réalis & Aecom
Architect
Lemay

The Réseau Express Métropolitain - Engineering and Environmental Services

A fully electric and automated light rail train serving the greater Montreal metropolitan area, the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) project is being carried out in multiple phases. Our team is providing engineering services for the design of the REM by CDPQ Infra. To date, two phases have been completed with two more underway.

For the first phase, the South Shore branch, our services included lighting, drainage, civil works, and structural engineering, as well as environmental. This 17‑kilometre (11-mile) stretch features five ultramodern, bright and universally accessible stations.

The second phase connects Deux-Montagnes to downtown Montreal, the subway network, and the South Shore branch. It features 14 stations along 33 kilometres (21 miles). We delivered civil, bridges and structures, and building (structural and electromechanical) engineering services, as well as drainage and lighting design.

When completed, the REM will become the largest integrated public transit infrastructure in Quebec with its 67-kilometre (42-mile) network and 26 stations, linking downtown Montreal to the South Shore, the West Island, the North Shore, and Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.

At a Glance

  • 67

    Kilometers Planned

  • 2

    Phases Completed

  • 26

    Stations Planned

Location
Brossard, Quebec
Offices
Client
  • Final client: CDPQ Infra
  • Atkins Réalis & Aecom
Architect
Lemay

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