Decasult buys Québec risk specialist BF Stratégie
What's the deal? Montréal-based DecasultDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired BF Stratégie, described as Québec's largest team specialising in project risk management. Terms were not disclosed. The deal was announced on November 13, 2026.
What's the endgame? Decasult, an independent firm founded in 1987 and focused on construction project management since 2005, gains capacity in transport, energy, and major civil infrastructure. It also strengthens its ability to support clients across the full project lifecycle, from planning to risk management and decision-making.
What changes? BF Stratégie will keep its team and client contacts, preserving established relationships. Over the coming weeks, its staff will move into Decasult's offices on the 32nd floor of the KPMG TowerDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → in downtown Montréal.
"This alliance embodies our vision: bringing together the best expertise to better support the projects that shape our communities," said Éric Chiniara, president of Decasult (translated from French).
"It is a natural evolution that will allow us to offer our clients access to a broader range of expertise throughout the lifecycle of major projects," added Richard Frenette, president of BF Stratégie.
Why now? The timing coincides with major Québec projects moving into construction, including the Contrecoeur container-terminal expansion. Demand for integrated engineering and risk expertise is rising as owners tackle larger, more complex infrastructure.
The signal: The deal fits a wider push to build broader Canadian engineering and consulting platforms. WSPDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → agreed to buy Québec-based GCM Corpo, while CIMA+Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and GHD announced Québec-focused acquisitions this year — a sign of consolidation in a project-rich market.
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