Approve agreements with two commercial development corporations (SDC) in the Ville-Marie borough and the Quartier des spectacles Partnership for the implementation of three pedestrianization projects during the 2022 summer season and grant a contribution of $275,000 to the SDC du Village, $443,850 to the SDC du Quartier latin, and $740,000 to the Quartier des spectacles Partnership, for a maximum expenditure of $1,458,850 for the deployment of these projects

This decision involves approving agreements with two Commercial Development Corporations (SDCs) within the Ville-Marie borough and the Quartier des spectacles Partnership. These agreements are for the implementation of three pedestrianization projects during the 2022 summer season. The total maximum expenditure authorized for these projects is $1,458,850. Specific contributions include $275,000 to the SDC du Village, $443,850 to the SDC du Quartier latin, and $740,000 to the Quartier des spectacles Partnership. The Borough Council is the decision-making body, and the Borough Directorate is overseeing these initiatives. The pedestrianization projects aim to enhance urban spaces, promote local businesses, and create more vibrant and accessible public areas during the summer months. This initiative supports economic development and improves the pedestrian experience in key commercial and cultural districts of Ville-Marie. The funding will enable the successful execution of these projects, contributing to the borough's dynamic urban environment.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing, transport and logistics and trade and industry sectors, with a focus on Urban Planning, Urban Mobility and Market Development. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 443,850.

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