Équipe Laurence opens 10th regional office in Quebec City

Équipe Laurence has opened a new regional office in Quebec City, expanding its footprint in Eastern Quebec and deepening its reach across the Capitale-Nationale region. The civil engineering firm says the move supports new business ties, major project work, and municipal development efforts.

Why it matters: - The Quebec City office gives Équipe Laurence a stronger base in the Capitale-Nationale region. - The expansion extends the firm’s network to 10 regional offices. - The move also supports outreach to smaller municipalities that need help with financing and grant applications for development projects.

What happened: - Équipe Laurence opened a regional office in Quebec City’s Ste-Foy borough on Oct. 20, 2026. - The office is located at 925 Avenue de la Grande Allée West, Suite 350-E. - The firm already operates a regional office in Rimouski that serves Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie and Côte-Nord. - President Alexandre Latour said the firm has built multidisciplinary expertise through major real estate and infrastructure projects in more than 150 cities and municipalities.

The details: - The Quebec City office is intended to build business ties with real estate developers, homebuilders, contractors and municipal authorities. - The firm recently secured a major contract in the Saguenay–Lac-St-Jean region for the complete redevelopment of an artificial snow production and management system for the Mont-Bélu ski resort in La Baie. - Équipe Laurence will oversee that multidisciplinary project, which includes civil engineering, electrical engineering, structural engineering, mechanical engineering, architecture and landscape architecture. - The firm is also contributing to Sommet Timber, the new ski area at Mont-Tremblant Resort. - Sommet Timber is a $42.5 million project scheduled to open for the 2027–2028 season. - The expansion will add nearly 25 hectares to the current ski area and support growth in the Versant Soleil sector and the arrival of Club Med. - Équipe Laurence is responsible for the design of plans and specifications for the new sector’s infrastructure, including the trail layout, snowmaking system and related civil infrastructure. - Latour said Équipe Laurence and Mont-Tremblant Resort have maintained a relationship of trust for more than 30 years. - Équipe Laurence is also a qualified supplier for Hydro-Québec, providing specialized resources for civil engineering construction and rehabilitation projects across Quebec.

Between the lines: - The new office signals a push to capture more work where major infrastructure and construction activity is expected to concentrate. - The firm’s ski-resort portfolio suggests it is leaning on niche expertise to win larger regional projects. - The Hydro-Québec supplier status adds credibility as Équipe Laurence expands its public- and private-sector pipeline.

What's next: - Équipe Laurence expects the Quebec City office to help it pursue more projects in the greater Quebec City area and across Eastern Quebec. - The company also plans to support smaller municipalities with technical and funding assistance tied to future development work. - The Mont-Tremblant Sommet Timber project remains scheduled for the 2027–2028 ski season opening. - The firm expects more infrastructure and construction opportunities in the Capitale-Nationale region in the near future.