Award a contract to Demix Construction, a division of CRH Canada Inc., for roadworks, lighting, traffic signals, and CSEM network upgrade on Pierre-de-Coubertin Avenue, from LaSalle Avenue to Viau Street. Total expenditure of $30,022,493.88 (Contract: $23,965,406.11, Contingencies: $2,797,589.82, Incidents: $3,259,497.95), taxes included. Public tender

This municipal council decision involves awarding a significant contract to DEMIX CONSTRUCTION, a division of CRH CANADA INC., for major infrastructure upgrades along Pierre-de-Coubertin Avenue, extending from De La Salle Avenue to Viau Street. The project scope encompasses extensive roadway improvements, lighting system enhancements, traffic signal installations, and the upgrading of the CSEM network. The total expenditure for this comprehensive project is $30,022,493.88, inclusive of taxes. This substantial amount is allocated as follows: $23,965,406.11 for the base contract, $2,797,589.82 for contingencies, and $3,259,497.95 for incidentals. The procurement was conducted through Public Tender 450030, which received three bids. The Service des Infrastructures du Réseau Routier (Road Network Infrastructure Service) is overseeing this project. This contract award represents a major investment in revitalizing a key urban corridor, aiming to improve traffic flow, enhance safety, upgrade public lighting, and modernize essential utility networks. The significant contingency and incidental allowances are crucial for managing the complexities and potential unforeseen issues associated with such a large-scale infrastructure development project in a busy urban environment.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Municipal Services. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 24.0 million.

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