Approval of the agreement between the City of Montreal - Lachine Borough and Centre Multi-Ressources de Lachine (CMRL), a non-profit organization, for the coordination of the accessibility component within the framework of the nautical programming at the new Lachine waterfront park for the summer season 2022 and award of a sole-source service contract for a total amount of $30,000, all taxes included if applicable

This decision pertains to the approval of an agreement between the City of Montreal's Lachine Borough and the Centre Multi-Ressources de Lachine (CMRL), a non-profit organization. The agreement focuses on the coordination of the accessibility component for the nautical programming at the newly developed Lachine Riverside Park during the summer season of 2022. A negotiated contract for services has been granted to CMRL for a total amount of $30,000, inclusive of all applicable taxes. This initiative aims to ensure that the new riverside park and its associated water activities are accessible to all members of the community, including individuals with disabilities. CMRL's expertise in community resources and accessibility will be crucial in developing and implementing strategies to facilitate participation. The decision was made by the Borough Council and is managed by the Culture, Sports, Leisure, and Social Development Directorate. The file number is 1224076006, and the decision number is CA22 19 0090. This contract highlights the Lachine Borough's commitment to inclusive public spaces and recreational programming, ensuring that the new park serves a diverse population and provides equitable access to its amenities and activities.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing, social protection and general supplies sectors. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 30,000.

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