Montréal Motions

The council adopts a motion to rent pumps for spring floods for $578,002.78 over 12 months, with an extension option.

The municipal council approves a resolution authorizing a free lease of a 10,000 square foot lot for a community garden, 1 year and 9 months, grant of $121,100.

The municipal council adopts a resolution: contaminated soil monitoring contract with Geninovation, $785,624.18; authorizes the president to sign on behalf of the City.

The city adopts a resolution amending the lease for a temporary library at 2115, rue du Centre. Possession postponed to September 1, 2026, and additional expenses of $288,206.14.

Resolution: the council approves two maintenance and ecological management contracts for Frédéric-Back Park for 30 months, total cost of $2,025,095.03.

The municipal council resolution approves the opinion on the 2026 Space Plan of the Montreal School Service Centre, adopted unanimously.

The municipal council authorizes a five-year contract for snow disposal, totaling $13,121,205.70, in Anjou.

The municipal council authorizes an expenditure of $87,640.27 for the upgrading of the water service. The total reaches $186,965.91, LabVantage Solutions France is engaged.

The agglomeration council would propose to adopt a regulation authorizing the construction and occupation of a building to house assisted individuals on lot 1 295 061.

The municipal council recommends granting a 3-year contract to 9415-1966 Québec inc. to feed the detainees of the Montreal Police Service, cost $451,000.94, unanimous adoption.

The municipal council adopts a resolution allocating a total funding of $245,100 to three organizations for the pilot project Inclusive and Resilient Neighborhoods, including $81,700 each.

Resolution: the municipal council accepts the service offers to coordinate and carry out road and cycling works in 2026 and secure places frequented by youth, families, and seniors.

A resolution recommends adopting a regulation creating an assistance program for Montreal businesses affected by major work. The program budget would be increased to $27.8 million.

Motion to terminate the contract with Canadian Bearings for protective equipment (lot 3), unanimously adopted by the municipal council and presented to the agglomeration council.

Municipal council motion extending tire purchase contracts until June 14, 2026, at no additional cost.

Motion: The municipal council recommends a 21-month framework contract for the maintenance of fire trucks. Aréo-Feu Ltd., the only compliant bidder, would be retained; estimated cost: $117,309.42.

The council motion proposes rustproofing framework agreements for municipal vehicles for 24 months with an option, for an estimated amount of $635,931.33.

The municipal council approves a leasehold amendment to extend the lease and use lot 2 787 367 to expand the Cardio-Puces daycare.

The council extends the framework agreement with Cofomo for business analysis by one year and authorizes an additional $2,676,865.10, bringing the total to $5,284,624.57, chargeable to the IT budget.

The resolution adopted unanimously extends the agreement with Levio by 12 months. It authorizes an expenditure of $2,594,119.99 and brings the total to $5,121,270.49.

The agglomeration council adopts a motion authorizing an additional expenditure of $223,051.50 for Microsoft Sentinel.

Municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing a phishing testing contract to modernize cybersecurity, costing $129,346.88 over three years, signed by the Director of Cybersecurity.

Motion adopted by the municipal council to entrust the acquisition of strategic buildings to the Montreal-Nord borough for local use for two years.

The municipal council approves a contract and a license for the flood risk assessment method granted to the Metropolitan Community of Montreal for $194,812.