Montréal Motions

Motion to award a $1.730 million invasive-plant control contract for Montréal's large parks.

Motion would authorize Vidéotron to occupy Victor-P.-Gray Park land for a telecom tower; first-year fee is $15,707.09, with 3% annual increases, as construction is planned for spring 2026.

The motion would adopt a data-handling addendum to the grant agreement for Sept 1, 2025–Apr 30, 2026, with a maximum of $1,181,314.

Motion to award Innotex a $1,260,873.34 firefighter clothing contract in Montreal would fund 300 sets for 120 new firefighters and urgent needs.

Montreal council resolution backs appointing Jim Beis to the 911 agency board; final decision rests with the agglomeration council at a later meeting.

Montréal's city council advances a motion for the agglomeration council to adopt a 7,572-property pre-1940 heritage inventory for Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Resolution would authorize a $1.31M retrofit of Caserne 47's heating system, cutting emissions by ~113 tonnes CO2e and starting March 2026.

Resolution would back a $1.27M decarbonization contract for Fire Station 66 in Verdun, starting March 2026, with a 67% subsidy possible.

Motion would extend Stantec biology services for city parks for 12 months, from April 19, 2026, to April 18, 2027, and add $1,264,392.63. The city council backs the extension, with final approval pending by the agglomeration council.

City council passes a resolution authorizing a 36-month PPE framework with bids from Canadian Bearings and Acklands-Grainger, totaling about $965,000.

Motion to approve five-year vehicle maintenance framework with Trois Diamants Autos in Montréal. It would set a maximum of $16,298,564.44 including contingency.

Resolution would extend the City's 12-month agreement with Polytechnique's Drinking Water Chair with no additional funding.

Montréal city council passes resolution to award a five-year Desjardins banking-services contract starting June 2026 for $2,291,231.87.

Resolution would grant $300,000 to Bureau du cinéma et de la télévision du Québec for 2025–2028 to promote Montréal’s audiovisual industry.

Resolution would approve land sale to SQI for infrastructure project in Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles at $1,171,123 plus taxes. Sale is conditional on SQI's due diligence and required approvals; deed carries no warranty.

Resolution would transfer Planetarium property to the City at no cost, with access; the deed requires museum use, a clear route, and the Society could undo the transfer if unmet.

Motion would authorize a $1,939,714.48 roof replacement at a drinking water plant; agglomeration council would award to Gagné & Roy inc. with work planned April–July 2026.

Motion would award a $125,000 direct contract to coordinate Montreal's 50th-anniversary Olympic celebrations in 2026.

Council approves motion authorizing $14,167,491.18 contract to replace lead water connections and resurface six borough roads.

Resolution approves a $3,318,238 sewer relining contract across six Montreal boroughs. Work runs March 2026 to January 2027.

Montreal awards LED streetlight contract in Ville-Marie for six street sections, up to $770,198.27, with work set for November 30 to December 18, 2026.

City council passes a motion to approve Insituform sewer rehab contract for 6.1 km in four boroughs, costing $7,148,437.05.

Resolution would authorize a $10,145,803.56 water-pipe and street-rehabilitation project in Montréal awarded to FER-PAL Construction.

Motion to approve a $723,833.27 bus-stop repair contract across six Montréal boroughs. Work runs May–July 2026; Uniroc Construction was the lowest compliant bidder under borrowing bylaw 23-041.