Awarding a contract to Les Terrassements Multi-Paysages inc. for the development of 3 CN workshop parks in Pointe-Saint-Charles - Public space development, wooden terraces, water features, and lighting work, for the amount of $3,004,095.31, taxes included / Authorizing a total expenditure of $3,938,341.87, including taxes, contingencies, and incidentals - Public tender 212504 - 9 bidders

This decision pertains to the awarding of a public contract to Les Terrassements Multi-Paysages inc. for a significant urban development project in the Pointe-Saint-Charles neighborhood. The project involves the transformation and enhancement of three former Canadian National (CN) workshop sites into public parks. Key features of the development include the creation of public gathering spaces, the installation of wooden terraces, the integration of water features, and comprehensive lighting work. The contract value is $3,004,095.31, inclusive of taxes. The total authorized expenditure for this project is $3,938,341.87, which covers the contract amount, taxes, contingency funds for unforeseen circumstances, and other associated costs. This public tender, identified as No. 212504, received nine bids, indicating competitive interest. The project aims to revitalize these former industrial areas into vibrant community assets, improving the quality of life for residents and enhancing the urban landscape of Pointe-Saint-Charles. The decision is made by the Borough Council of the Sud-Ouest.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, energy and power and environment and climate sectors. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 3.0 million.

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