Montréal Motions

The council approves a three-year framework agreement for fire pumps with Thibault & Associates, cost $44,475,536.18 and contingency budget $6,671,330.43.

Municipal motion unanimously approving the transfer of rights of an automotive framework agreement to Olivier Mascouche Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram inc.

Municipal council resolution provides for four framework agreements for heavy vehicle maintenance, for $2,280,195.79, with two 12-month extensions and $297,416.85 in contingencies.

The council approves five framework agreements to repair engines and transmissions of heavy trucks, with T.M.S. Maîtres des Camions ltée, 12 months, option for extension; estimated amount $3,531,470.99.

Motion: the council approves framework agreements for the maintenance and replacement of tires and rims for lots 3 and 4, for the amount of $1,163,592.51.

The resolution of June 15, 2026, provides that the agglomeration council adopt a regulation amending the grant program for social economy enterprises, aimed at the purchase and renovation of buildings.

The municipal council resolution authorizes the expropriation to acquire three parcels totaling 4952.5 m² in Mont-Royal to extend Cavendish Boulevard, for $3,900,000.

The council approves the awarding of the contract to Les Excavations Lafontaine inc. for the rehabilitation of the collector under Nicolet Street, $4,069,353.88 taxes included.

The resolution recommends awarding the rehabilitation contract for the collector under Saint-Antoine Street in Ville-Marie to Les Excavations Lafontaine inc. for $8,134,265.78.

The municipal council adopts an additional budget of $349,367,000 for 2026-2035, financed by the carryover of surpluses from borrowing as of December 31, 2025.

Resolution: five-year parking lease extension with the Université du Québec, total cost of $407,663.69; starting June 1, 2026, in Plateau-Mont-Royal.

The resolution approves a 20-year lease for a site of 941 m² in the Lachine Canal, costing $117,330.78 and starting January 1, 2025.

A motion proposes to approve an IT services contract of $126,995.62 with Info-Tech Research Group Inc., from July 31, 2026, to July 31, 2027.

Motion extends the rental contract for a screener and a tractor by five months. It authorizes an additional $296,349.21 at the Saint-Michel Environmental Complex.

The municipal council grants a contract of $153,117.96 to Les Innovations CR34TE inc. for the equipment of Jardins de lumière at the Botanical Garden.

The municipal council authorizes a net allocation of $6,531,000 and $21,617,000 to finance the application of the PS 3160 standard on public-private partnerships.

The council authorizes an additional expenditure of $12,144,522.14 to rehabilitate the water main on Cathedral Street, bringing the contract to $49,551,168.30 with Pomerleau Inc.

The municipal council of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie adopts a budget resolution allocating $97,380.89 for contaminated soils and gas measures related to the Père-Marquette center.

The council resolution allocates $14,417,925.33 to Les Entreprises Michaudville inc. for water, sewer, and roadway work on De Champlain Street in Ville-Marie.

The council awards Solotech Inc. a contract of $1,027,332.67 for stage equipment at the Espace du Cœur-Nomade, Montreal-North; $1,078,699.30 and performance evaluation requested.

The municipal motion extends the assessment deadline and sets the new deadlines to November 1, 2026, or March 1, 2027.

The municipal resolution appoints Alain Dufort as the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Montreal for four years starting August 17, 2026, and authorizes the signing of the contract.

Montreal adopts a resolution approving a 29-month framework agreement for 9 mm ammunition intended for the police, with an option for 12 months and a cost of $2,068,860.15.

Resolution: The municipal council approves a 12-month extension of the framework agreement with Planète Courrier inc. for the police service; expenditure of $244,200, total $903,565.76.