Grant a contract of $937,285.40, taxes included, to 178001 Canada inc. / Groupe Nicky, for a period of 34 months, with two (2) one-year renewal options each, for horticultural maintenance, cleanliness, and snow removal for Square Viger and authorize a maximum expenditure of $1,031,013.94 (public tender 22-19272 - 1 bidder)

This decision pertains to the awarding of a contract to 178001 Canada inc. / Groupe Nicky for comprehensive maintenance services at Square Viger. The contract duration is 34 months, with an option for two additional one-year renewals, providing flexibility for ongoing service. The services covered include horticultural maintenance, general cleanliness, and snow removal, ensuring the square remains well-maintained and accessible throughout the year. The contract value is $937,285.40, including taxes. A maximum expenditure of $1,031,013.94 has been authorized to cover the contract and potential associated costs. This procurement was conducted via public tender 22-19272, which resulted in one bid. The Borough Council is the decision-making body, and the Public Works Directorate of the Ville-Marie Borough is responsible for overseeing this contract. This long-term agreement ensures the consistent upkeep of a significant public space, contributing to the aesthetic appeal and functionality of Square Viger for the benefit of the community. The authorized budget accounts for the full potential term of the contract, including renewals and any unforeseen expenses.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Municipal Services and Waste Management. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 937,285.

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