Award of a contract to St-Denis Thompson Inc. for the renovation of the Botanical Garden's administrative building - total expenditure of $39,810,870.05, taxes included (contract: $34,319,715.57 + contingencies: $4,118,365.86 + impacts: $1,372,788.62) - public tender JA-00104 - (3 bidders)

This municipal decision concerns the major renovation of the Botanical Garden's administrative building. A contract for this extensive project is awarded to St-Denis Thompson Inc. The total estimated expenditure for the renovation is $39,810,870.05, inclusive of all applicable taxes. This comprehensive budget includes the base contract amount of $34,319,715.57, a significant contingency fund of $4,118,365.86 to address potential unforeseen circumstances, and an allowance for incidents totaling $1,372,788.62. The procurement process was managed through Public Tender JA-00104, which attracted three bids. This project falls under the Service de la Gestion et Planification des Immeubles, overseen by the Direction de la Gestion de Projets Immobiliers. The entire cost is funded by the City. The file number is 1226318002, and the decision number is CM22 0768. The contract amount is CAD $34,319,716.00.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Buildings and Urban Infrastructure. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 34.3 million.

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