Montréal Motions

The resolution approves the renewal of a three-year contract for the Eureka.cc subscription for the libraries of the 19 boroughs of Montreal, for $409,161.88 including taxes.

Motion: Nature-Action Québec inc. receives a contract for invasive plant control. Three years (March 1, 2026, to December 31, 2028), budget $1,730,971.08 for the parks.

The municipal council submits a draft regulation authorizing Vidéotron to permanently occupy a portion of public land for a tower in Victor-P.-Gray Park; adoption to come.

The resolution unanimously approves addendum 1 to the financial contribution agreement, following the coming into force of Bill 25; no amount is specified.

The municipal council awards a contract of $1,260,873.34 to Innotex Inc. for firefighting gear, and plans a performance evaluation.

Motion to appoint Dimitrios (Jim) Beis to the Board of Directors of the Municipal Agency for Financing and Development of 911 Emergency Centers of Quebec.

The municipal council unanimously adopts a motion to integrate 7572 heritage buildings constructed before 1940 into the inventory of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce territory.

The council awards a decarbonization contract for the heating of fire station 47, at 2111 East Saint-Zotique Street, for $1,305,578.38. Le Groupe M.E.A.S. inc. is selected.

The municipal council awards a contract of $1,266,564.61 for the decarbonization and replacement of heating at Fire Station 66 in Verdun.

The resolution authorizes a 12-month extension of the agreement with Stantec for biology. It provides for additional expenditures of $1,099,471.85 and $164,920.78 in contingencies.

The council approves two 36-month framework agreements for PPE with Canadian Bearings Ltd. and Acklands-Grainger Inc., for $964,946.32, and authorizes $125,862.56 in variations, an evaluation requested.

The municipal council resolution authorizes five-year framework agreements for the maintenance of light vehicles, for $16,298,564.44 and $2,716,427.40 in contingencies.

Motion of the municipal council unanimously adopted to extend the contribution to the Industrial Chair in Drinking Water by 12 months, at no additional cost.

Municipal motion: the council approves a five-year banking contract with Desjardins for $2,291,231.87.

The municipal council resolution allocates $300,000 to the Film and Television Office for its promotion plan for Montreal 2025-2028. It also approves an agreement.

The municipal council approves the sale of 4,352 m² of vacant land to the SQI for $1,171,123 in the borough of Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles. Resolution CM25 1239 is repealed.

The municipal council approves the free acquisition of the Montreal Planetarium by the City and authorizes the signing of the deed of transfer. Subject to substantial compliance with the draft deed.

The Pointe-Claire municipal council resolution approves the awarding of the contract for seven roof basins to Gagné & Roy inc. for $1,492,088.06.

Resolution approving a $125,000 contract by the City of Montreal with the Société du Parc Jean-Drapeau for the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Olympic Games 2026.

The municipal council awards a contract of $14,167,491.18 to replace lead water connections and rehabilitate the roadworks in six boroughs.

The resolution authorizes a contract for sewer rehabilitation in six boroughs for $2,972,000.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the granting of a municipal lighting contract totaling $770,198.27 taxes included.

Insituform Technologies Ltd receives a municipal sewer rehabilitation contract in Montreal for $7,148,437.05 taxes included.

The council resolution approves the contract for the rehabilitation of water pipes and streets for $10,145,803.56 in several boroughs.