merit from the Réseau québécois de Villes et Villages santé. Energy Environment Route 175 – Environmental monitoring The Ministère des Transports du Québec asked Roche to carry out the engineering work required to extend Highway 73 North and redevelop Route 175, as well as to conduct environmental surveillance on projects carried out between kilometres 84 and 227. Bypass road in La Tuque - With the commitment and involvement of the stakeholders, its consulting engineers and others, the transport minister sustainably carried out this over $80 M project, which required moving 4 200 000 tons of earthmoving equipment and building over 15 km of road, 19 large culverts, 4 intersections with safe left turn lanes, divisional islands and lighting, 3 bridges, one bicycle path and the implementation of original solutions to protect the environment and bodies of water. Forestry La Romaine hydroelectric project - Carried out engineering work prior to the first construction phase of the project's accesses and crossings, which included the first 48 km of road, the crossing of Rivière Romaine and related works. Real estate Blũ Rivage in Longueuil — The residential development consists of 220 condominium-style apartments, spanning out over 25 floors. Totalling over 370,000 sqare feet of surface area and requiring nearly 1,500 metric tons of steel for reinforcement The project received recognition for several of its innovative solutions. 2011 Armatura award in the residential category « Résidentielle ». Real estate appraisal and assessment Transportation Quai de croisière, La Baie — Design of a cruise wharf capable of accommodating large ships like the Queen Mary 2. Made up of 8 mooring dolphins on pilings, this project also includes a floating platform that adjusts to the tide, pedestrian walkways and all wharf equipment required to accommodate these types of ships. 2008 – won the "Award of Merit" from the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ). Boulevard Robert Bourassa in Québec City — Prepared the plans and specifications required to extend Boulevard Robert-Bourassa (formerly the Vallon highway) 2008 – Innovative project award from the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ). Churchill Bridge in Labrador — Design of a 360-metre-long bridge and its innovative launch over the Churchill River. This bridge, built as part of a turnkey contract, connects Labrador to the Trans Canada road network. 2007 – Innovative Steel Construction award by the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction. Boulevard Duplessis in Quebec City — Updated the preliminary design,