Stratzer est le leader au Québec dans les services-conseils en gestion des matières résiduelles. Des organismes municipaux, des entreprises privées et des organismes divers font appel à nous pour des services d’évaluation, de planification, d’opération, de caractérisation et d’optimisation de la gestion des matières résiduelles. Que ce soit pour la gestion des déchets, des matières recyclables, des matières organiques ou de résidus de construction, Stratzer trouve des solutions créatives afin d’améliorer les pratiques actuelles et d’éliminer moins de déchets. Acteur incontournable de la gestion des matières résiduelles, Stratzer se distingue par des services qui mettent de l’avant l’expertise et la proactivité d’une équipe créative, polyvalente et à l’écoute de ses clients.
Stratzer is one of the leader in waste management consulting services in Canada. Municipal organizations, private corporations and various organizations call on our services for the evaluation, planning, operations, characterization and optimization of waste management. Whether it is for the management of garbage, recyclables, organics or construction waste, Stratzer finds creative solutions to improve current practices and eliminate less waste. A key player in waste management, Stratzer distinguishes itself by providing services that highlight the expertise and proactivity of a creative and versatile team that listens to its clients.
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Stratzer was mandated to explore an innovative concept: the cultural ‘Resourcery’ or reuse center. It is a place where different items can be brought to be reused in new cultural and artistic productions. The Resourcery alleviates the shortage of supply in materials as well as the financial precariousness of cultural organizations. Stratzer has studied this concept elsewhere in the world,...Learn more
Feasibility study for the creation of a cultural reuse center
Seven provincial associations in charge of the recovery of used oil, including SOGHU in Québec, have mandated Stratzer to update the recoverable quantities of used oil and antifreeze for vehicles in the road, rail, marine and aeronautical transportation sectors. A detailed and quantitative portrait of the life cycle of these products was established by sector through to the cross-referencing of...Learn more
Estimate of recoverable used oil and antifreeze rates
Ten municipal organizations from the North Shore of Montreal have decided to make a joint call for tenders, with the support of Stratzer, for the sorting of their recyclables. For this project, Stratzer divided the quantities to be recycled in lots in order to favor the participation of smaller sorting centers to the call for tenders. The tender document and...Learn more
Preparation of a joint call for tenders for the sorting of recyclables
Small municipalities may encounter difficulties in controlling the quality and costs of their waste collection, transportation and processing services. This is why Stratzer has accompanied nine municipalities of the Centre-du-Québec region in the preparation of a common call for tenders for these services. The tender included, for the first time, the collection of organics in brown bins. In addition to...Learn more
Review of joint call for tenders for waste collection and transportation services
Stratzer carried out, for RECYC-QUÉBEC, a compilation of all municipal contracts for the collection, transportation and sorting of recyclables in Quebec. This titanic project, which included Aboriginal communities, allowed the creation of a database with a description of each contract (type of collection, frequency, quantity of recyclables, costs, etc.). The project report presents a portrait of curbside recycling, including sorting,...Learn more
Portrait of municipal curbside recycling
An association of construction and demolition (C&D) waste recyclers (3RMCDQ) has mandated Stratzer to carry out a vast study concerning the evaluation of alternatives for the recovery of fine particles produced in sorting centers for C&D waste. Along with its partner, the Center for technological transfer in industrial ecology (CTTÉI), Stratzer first conducted a portrait of current practices in Quebec,...Learn more
Evaluation of alternatives for the recovery of fine particles from C&D waste sorting centers
In order to enrich its reflection on how to reduce plastic, the City of Montreal has mandated Stratzer to carry out a portrait of worldwide initiatives to reduce single-use plastics. Extensive research was undertaken, including initiatives in Europe, the United States, India, Costa Rica and elsewhere in Canada. The study also identified local initiatives in the City’s various boroughs. In...Learn more
Inventory of global initiatives to reduce plastic
Stratzer was mandated by the City of Sherbrooke to help optimize its network of transfer stations (eco-centers). The project’s goals were to improve the performance of the existing facilities, validate the level of service to the populationwhile ensuring regulatory compliance. After an exhaustive analysis of the current situation as well as a visit of the city’s transfer stations, Stratzer was...Learn more
Optimization of the City of Sherbrooke’s Transfer Station Network
The City of Terrebonne wanted to improve waste management practices for the industrial, commercial and institutional (IC&I) sectors of its territory. Stratzer accompanied the municipality in order to develop a waste management strategy. Key elements were established to promote performance, including data acquisition, incentives and coaching. A database of the IC&I, including an assessment of quantities of waste generated, was...Learn more
Strategy for the improvement of waste collections for IC&I