Montréal Motions

Resolution would authorize a three-year fire-engine framework for Montreal, capped at $44,475,536.18 with a $6,671,330.43 contingency.

City council approves motion to transfer six vehicle service and parts contracts to Olivier Mascouche Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram inc.

Montreal council approves a resolution to award four heavy-vehicle maintenance contracts to Ressort Idéal ltée and Le Groupe Guy inc., totaling about $2.28 million.

Montreal motion backs five 12-month truck repair framework agreements with T.M.S. Maîtres des Camions ltée. Deals cap at $3,531,470.99 with a renewal option and city operating-budget payments.

Montreal council passes a resolution to award Pneus Métropolitains two-year tire service contracts for Centre and South sector workshops.

Montreal bylaw would add $7.5 million to the social-economy building grant program. It would create new eligibility periods, require a 20% own-revenue threshold, and set filing deadlines through 2030.

Motion would authorize land acquisition for Cavendish Boulevard extension by the agglomeration, with $3.9 million plus taxes for 4,952.5 sq m, final decision pending.

Agglomeration council would award a $4,814,644 sewer rehabilitation contract for Rue Nicolet between Adam and Notre-Dame Est.

Resolution calls for awarding sewer rehabilitation contract to Les Excavations Lafontaine inc. for $8,134,265.78.

Montreal city council approves a $349,367,000 supplementary budget to fund borough capital projects through 2026–2035, carried forward from 2025 borrowing.

City motion would extend a five-year parking lease with the Université du Québec, charging $407,663.69 over five years for 1,368 sq m and 51 spaces on city land.

Motion would authorize a 20-year lease with the federal Crown beside the Lachine Canal to host two water pipes for $117,330.78, starting January 1, 2025.

Motion would award a one-year IT research contract worth up to $126,995 via the CAG, running July 31, 2026 to July 31, 2027.

Agglomeration council would extend five months and add $296,349.21 for compost equipment at the Complexe environnemental de Saint-Michel.

Montréal council motion approves $153,117.96 garden lighting contract for Sept 3 to Nov 1, 2026.

Resolution would authorize $28.148 million in accounting allocations for 2025 to address SP 3160 effects on PPP infrastructure in Montréal.

Montreal council motion would authorize an extra $12.14 million for Pomerleau's water-pipe rehab on rue de la Cathédrale. The contract would rise to $49.55 million and extend 77 days.

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough would receive a $97,380.89 budget increase from the central city's contaminated-sites reserve to plan gas-mitigation measures for the Centre Père-Marquette.

Montreal's agglomeration council would approve a motion to award a Rue De Champlain upgrade contract to Michaudville for up to $11,160,000.

Motion would authorize a $1,078,699.30 contract with Solotech for cultural centre equipment at Espace du Cœur-Nomade. Contract runs June 16, 2026 to December 31, 2028; performance evaluation ordered.

City council motion would extend the deadline for property-review responses to November 1, 2026 or March 1, 2027.

Resolution would appoint Alain Dufort as director general for a four-year term in Montréal, starting August 17, 2026, with a $380,000 annual salary.

Montreal's agglomeration council approves a 29-month SPVM ammunition contract. Maximum cost is $2,068,860.15, with a 12-month CPI-based extension funded by SPVM budgets.

Motion would extend Montréal SPVM mail and parcel contract with Planète Courrier for 12 months, adding $244,200 to a total of $903,565.76.