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Oct 8, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
The Ville de Montréal - Service de l'approvisionnement issued this notice of interest, numbered 26-00011, concerning intervention-camera and video-management solutions. The notice classifies the requirement under security and control equipment, public safety, security and surveillance, and security cameras. It explicitly states that the document is not a call for tenders.
Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
The Ville de Montréal is soliciting bids to rehabilitate the Nicolet outfall between rue Notre-Dame Est and the Saint Lawrence River. The notice classifies the project as construction work and identifies the Service de l’eau as the responsible department. Bids must be received before 1:30 p.m. on November 5, 2026, and solicitation documents are available through Québec’s electronic tendering system.
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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The Ville de Montréal is seeking printing services for publications produced by the borough of Anjou, specifically its 2027–2029 newsletters and activity directories. The procurement is a technical-services contract with a 36-month base term and two optional 12-month extensions, for up to 60 months. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope at Montréal City Hall by November 10, 2026, before 1:30 p.m. Quebec legal time.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Montréal
The meeting included reports on homelessness initiatives and support efforts during the winter, a tribute to the women of the 1989 Polytechnique tragedy, and the approval of financial support for various community organizations, including programs for people with functional limitations, housing initiatives, and urban agriculture projects. Additionally, the council discussed the redevelopment of Monseigneur Richard Park, including the results of public consultations, and approved a new grid for awarding contracts related to play modules and areas. Members provided updates on holiday events and local services, such as snow removal communication and the migration of the Infoneige app to the city's 311 platform.
The council meeting focused on the adoption of the 2027 operating budget and the three-year capital program (PDI). Key discussion topics included the borough's financial context, strategies for maintaining essential services, an increase in local tax rates to ensure a balanced budget, and detailed budgetary allocations for sectors such as culture, sports, recreation, road maintenance, and administration. The presentation also reviewed achievements across these sectors and outlined the borough's financial management efforts, including reliance on recurring revenues over accumulated surpluses.
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The Executive Committee addressed a wide range of administrative and contractual matters, including the procurement of lighting equipment for the Quartier des Spectacles, valve supply agreements, and the deconstruction of buildings in the Ville-Marie borough. Key approvals included the extension of concerted action committees focused on countering underground economies related to tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, and financial crimes, with funding provided by the Ministry of Public Safety. The committee reviewed several real estate agreements, including lease extensions and building usage arrangements for the Montreal transit authority. Financial and legal actions were taken regarding budget revisions and the authorization to appeal a court judgment concerning the management of a homeless encampment under the Van Horne viaduct. Additionally, the meeting included reports on delegated waste management activities and concluded with mayoral remarks on housing priorities, infrastructure investment, public safety, and traffic management for upcoming events.
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