Award to Techniparc (9032-2454 Québec inc.), a contract of $688,121.13, taxes included, for civil works for the lighting of the synthetic soccer field at Parc Saint-Donat, in accordance with public tender documents 2023-003-P (3 compliant bidders) and authorize a total expenditure of $856,121.13, taxes included.

This decision involves the awarding of a contract for significant civil engineering works related to the lighting of the synthetic soccer field at Parc Saint-Donat. The contract, valued at $688,121.13 including taxes, has been awarded to Techniparc (9032-2454 Québec inc.). This project entails the necessary civil works to install a modern and efficient lighting system for the sports facility, ensuring it can be used safely and effectively during evening hours. The tender process, identified by public tender documents 2023-003-P, saw three compliant bids. A total expenditure of $856,121.13, including taxes, has been authorized for this project, suggesting that the authorized amount includes the contract value plus potential additional costs, project management, or contingency funds. The Direction du Bureau de projets et du développement des services aux citoyens is responsible for this initiative, which aims to improve recreational infrastructure and enhance the usability of the park's facilities for the community. This investment supports sports and active living within the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, urban development and housing and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Urban Infrastructure and Feasibility Studies. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 688,121.

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