AWARD A CONTRACT TO ENVIRONNEMENT ROUTIER NRJ INC., FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT WORK OF SAINT-DENIS STREET BETWEEN VIGER AVENUE AND RENÉ-LÉVESQUE BOULEVARD AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REV ON VIGER AVENUE BETWEEN BERRI STREET AND DE BULLION STREET NEAR THE CHUM (LOT I) - TOTAL EXPENDITURE OF $17,685,317.96, TAXES INCLUDED (CONTRACT: $14,245,362.99, CONTINGENCIES: $1,625,372.33, INCIDENTS: $1,814

This tender concerns the awarding of a contract to Environnement Routier NRJ Inc. for significant urban redevelopment and infrastructure work in a key area of Montreal. The project involves the redesign of Saint-Denis Street between Viger Avenue and René-Lévesque Boulevard, a major urban artery. Additionally, it includes the development of a 'REV' (Réseau Express Vélo - Express Bike Network) on Viger Avenue, between Berri Street and De Bullion Street, in proximity to the CHUM (Centre hospitalier universitaire de Montréal). The total expenditure for this project, designated as Lot I, is $17,685,317.96, inclusive of taxes. This budget comprises the main contract amount of $14,245,362.99, a contingency fund of $1,625,372.33 to manage unforeseen challenges, and an allowance for incidents totaling $1,814,582.64. The procurement process, identified as Public Tender 509502, received four bids. The decision to award the contract to Environnement Routier NRJ Inc. was made by the Municipal Council and falls under the Road Network Infrastructure Service, specifically the Urban Infrastructure Projects Realization Directorate. This project aims to enhance urban mobility, improve public spaces, and upgrade infrastructure in a vital city center area.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, environment and climate and water and sanitation sectors. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 15.9 million.

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