Montréal Motions

The municipal council resolution extends the framework agreement with Uni-Select for motorized fleet filters by 12 months, adding $929,920.45, totaling $1,741,384.43.

The resolution authorizes a contract of $687,550.50 with Les Consultants Ammco inc. for spare parts for the treatment station; total $721,928.03.

The council resolution extends framework agreements for eight batches of drinking water chemicals, costing $7,306,239.90 and $1,095,935.98; adopted unanimously.

Motion authorizing the contract for the rehabilitation of water structures in the Pointe-aux-Prairies nature park for $1,841,037.53, incl. $276,155.63 in contingencies and $235,736.10 in impacts.

Approved motion: the municipality awards a 17-month contract for sewer monitoring to 4455878 Canada inc. (Bruser) for $1,378,538.75.

The municipal council approves a contract for eight pump units for the McTavish pumping station for nine years, with two one-year options, for $16,072,956.61.

The City of Montreal approves a $149,520 contract with Mission Old Brewery to assist homeless individuals from the Notre-Dame Street encampments towards housing.

The council resolution approves $150,000 to Cyclo-club Lachine for Les Mardis cyclistes. A transfer of $15,000 in 2026 and $15,000 in 2027-2028.

The council resolution approves $525,000 to Beach Volleyball Events for the Montreal Beach Pro Tour 2026-2028 and adjusts $75,000 to the 2027-2028 budget.

The council approves $5.68 million and extends the agreement until 2028 for the Montreal Grand Prix.

The municipal council recommends awarding a 5-year contract to oversee the oxygen unit at the Jean-R.-Marcotte treatment plant, for a total amount of $10,012,105.30.

The municipal council recommends granting AtkinsRéalis Canada Inc. the contract for phase II of the 315 kV substation, total cost of $4,153,259.18 over seven years.

The council approves support of $125,000 to Culture Montréal for its 2026 action plan. The city adopts the agreement setting the terms of disbursement.

The council recommends awarding Cimota Inc. the contract to extend the stormwater outlet at the Jean-R.-Marcotte site for $401,108.68, and authorizing $80,221.74 in contingencies.

The resolution of the municipal council adopts the direction to terminate the framework agreement for the plastic bags intended for the PPE of the Montreal Fire Safety Service.

The council authorizes a ten-year framework agreement with Aréo-Feu Ltd. for breathing protection, via a tender with the City of Longueuil, maximum amount of $21,855,393.44.

Resolution: the council approves a ten-year lease for offices of 111,390 sq. ft. at 855 Sainte-Catherine Street East, for $43,678,781 and authorizes transfers and budget adjustments.

Motion of the municipal council to approve an agreement amending the lease and a budget of $22,500,000 for the renovation of the Chaussegros-de-Léry building, reimbursable by the Corporation.

The municipal council adopts a 24-month framework agreement with Gestion CDEDQ for water meters without mechanical parts, up to $341,047.71 in the drinking water network.

The resolution authorizes a 12-month extension of three maintenance contracts and an additional expenditure of $3,400,298.84 totaling $14,961,805.77.

The municipal council adopts a motion to grant $1.5M to Optech Center to boost Montreal's photonic ecosystem from September 2026 to May 2029.

Council resolution approves $2,436,490 grant for domestic violence from SPVM, 2026-2028. 2026 budget increases by $893,480; seven police officers and one civilian will be maintained.

The council approves a grant of $2,978,100 and 14 temporary police positions for 2026-2027.

The municipal council unanimously adopts a 12-month extension of the contract with Complexe Enviro Connexions ltée for services at the Jean-R.-Marcotte treatment plant, resulting in additional expenditures of $493,843.44.