Award 6 contracts to the firms pépinière jardin 2000 inc., 9190-8673 québec inc. (les entreprises roseneige inc.) and entrepreneur paysagiste strathmore (1997) ltée for the supply and planting of trees in 2022, watering and maintenance of these trees as well as the replacement of certain trees planted over a period from 2022 to 2025 - total expenditure of $12,335,137.44 taxes included

This decision involves awarding six contracts to three firms: Pépinière Jardin 2000 Inc., 9190-8673 Québec Inc. (operating as Les Entreprises Roseneige Inc.), and Entrepreneur Paysagiste Strathmore (1997) Ltée. These contracts cover a comprehensive range of tree-related services for the period of 2022 to 2025. The scope includes the supply and planting of new trees in 2022, ongoing watering and maintenance of these trees, and the replacement of certain trees that may not survive or require substitution. The total expenditure authorized for these contracts is $12,335,137.44, inclusive of taxes. This significant budget is allocated as follows: $9,868,109.95 for the base contracts, $986,810.99 for contingencies, and $1,480,216.4 for potential quantity variations. These contracts are managed by the Major Parks, Mount Royal, and Sports Service, under the Directorate of Major Parks and Natural Environments Management. This initiative underscores the City's commitment to enhancing its urban forest, promoting biodiversity, and improving the aesthetic quality of public spaces through extensive tree planting and care programs.

This is a supplies contract in the agriculture and food security and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Urban Infrastructure. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 4.0 million.

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