Awarding a contract to Les Pavages Dancar (2009) inc., the lowest compliant bidder, for an amount of $400,784.45, taxes included, for the construction of speed bumps on various streets in the borough of Montréal-Nord; authorizing an expenditure of $40,078.45, taxes included, for contingencies; authorizing an expenditure of $101,017.04, taxes included, for unforeseen costs, for a total expenditure of $541,879.94 taxes included.

This decision awards a contract to Les Pavages Dancar (2009) inc., identified as the lowest compliant bidder, for the construction of speed bumps on various streets within the Montréal-Nord borough. The contract value is $400,784.45 CAD, including taxes. Speed bumps are traffic calming measures implemented to enhance road safety by reducing vehicle speeds in residential areas and other sensitive zones. The project aims to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. In addition to the base contract, the borough council has authorized further expenditures: $40,078.45 CAD for contingencies and $101,017.04 CAD for unforeseen costs. The total authorized expenditure for this speed bump construction project amounts to $541,879.94 CAD. This investment underscores the borough's commitment to traffic safety and the well-being of its residents. The project is managed by the Urban Planning and Business Services Directorate of the Montréal-Nord Borough.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works sector. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 541,880.

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