Montréal Motions

Montreal council approves motion to extend vehicle filter contract with Uni-Select for one year, from Aug 22, 2026 to Aug 21, 2027, costing $929,920.45.

Montréal's agglomeration council approves a resolution to award a $721,928.03 contract to Ammco to identify spare parts for the wastewater plant startup.

Montreal's agglomeration council would extend eight drinking-water chemical contracts for 12 months through December 31, 2027 via a motion. The extensions total about $8.4 million, with taxes included.

Montréal city council set its position on a water-management repair contract for Pointe-aux-Prairies park, with a maximum expense of $2,352,929.26, work would run September 2026 to June 2027.

Montreal's agglomeration council advances a motion to hire Bruser for 32 sewer structures at $1,378,538.75 over 17 months.

Montréal council motion would award a nine-year pumps contract to KSB Pumps inc., worth $16,072,956.61.

Agglomeration council would fund Mission Old Brewery with a $149,520 direct contract for 16 weeks at the Notre-Dame camp site to connect people with housing.

Resolution would authorize a $150,000 three-year grant to Cyclo-club Lachine for Les Mardis cyclistes de Lachine (2026–2028).

Montreal council would approve a motion to grant $525,000 for Beach Volleyball Évènements for 2026-2028 at Parc Jean-Drapeau.

Montreal agglomeration council approves a motion to extend funding for Événements GPCQM through 2028, including $2.85 million in cash and $2.83 million in goods and services.

Montréal resolution approves a five-year, $10 million contract for wastewater plant construction oversight.

A motion would award AtkinsRéalis Canada engineering services for the Jean-R.-Marcotte wastewater plant substation, totaling about $4.15 million. Decision rests with the agglomeration council at a future meeting.

Motion would have Montreal's agglomeration council grant Culture Montréal $125,000 for 2026 action plan. Final $15,000 depends on an approved report.

Motion would authorize Cimota Inc. to extend stormwater overflow at a wastewater plant landfill, costing up to $481,330.42. Work would run Sep 2026 to Jul 2027 under borrowing bylaw RCG-22-007.

Motion would terminate Montréal's PPE bag supply agreement, valued at $545,740.34, triggering a new open bid.

Motion would approve a 10-year fire gear contract for Montréal and Longueuil, worth up to $28,412,011.46, pending agglomeration council approval.

Motion approves 10-year office lease at 855 rue Sainte-Catherine Est for 111,390 sq ft, starting Oct 1, 2026, with $43,678,781 in total rent and accompanying budget transfers.

Motion would authorize the City to award renovation work and reimburse the housing agency up to $22.5 million over 23 years, with final decision by the agglomeration council later.

Montreal's agglomeration council adopts a resolution to authorize a 24-month water-meter supply contract with Gestion CDEDQ inc., up to $341,047.71.

Montreal's agglomeration council backs a motion to extend three park-maintenance contracts with SOGEP inc., costing $3,400,298.84 and running Nov. 1, 2026–Oct. 31, 2027.

Montreal council approves a $1.5M grant to Optech for a photonics network, funding 2026-2029.

Resolution would fund Montreal's domestic-violence unit for two years with up to $2,436,490 in provincial grants. It would keep seven temporary police posts and one civilian post.

Resolution would authorize a $2,978,100 grant for SPVM anti-pimping and child-pornography teams for 2026-27.

Montreal council approves a resolution extending the landfill contract. The extension runs Nov 24, 2026 to Nov 23, 2027 and adds $493,843.44 to reach $1,414,811.95.