AWARDING A CONTRACT TO COJALAC INC. FOR WATER MAIN, ROADWAY, LIGHTING, TRAFFIC SIGNAL, AND PUBLIC UTILITY WORKS ON LAURENTIAN BOULEVARD, BETWEEN THE RÉSEAU EXPRESS MÉTROPOLITAIN VIADUCT AND KELLER BOULEVARD, AND BETWEEN PONTGRAVÉ AND PÉRINAULT STREETS IN THE AHUNTSIC-CARTIERVILLE BOROUGH - TOTAL EXPENDITURE OF $8,431,208.20, TAXES INCLUDED - PUBLIC TENDER 516001 (3 BIDDERS)

This contract award to Cojalac Inc. involves a comprehensive suite of infrastructure works on Laurentian Boulevard within the Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough. The project scope includes water main installation and repair, general roadway improvements, street lighting, traffic signal systems, and other public utilities (CSEM). The work is specifically designated for the section of Laurentian Boulevard between the Réseau Express Métropolitain (REM) viaduct and Keller Boulevard, as well as between Pontgravé and Périnault Streets. These upgrades are critical for enhancing urban infrastructure, traffic management, and public services in the area. The total expenditure for this project, including taxes, is $8,431,208.20. The tender, identified as Public Tender 516001, received three bids. The Municipal Council approved this contract, with the Road Network Infrastructure Department and the Urban Infrastructure Projects Realization Directorate overseeing the project. The entire cost is funded by the City of Montreal. The awarded contract value to Cojalac Inc. is $7,095,005.00 CAD.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, energy and power, information and communication technology and water and sanitation sectors. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 7.1 million.

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