Authorize an additional expenditure of $1,017.22, taxes included, as a contingency budget to Plomberie Chauffage Maxime Croteau inc. under the plumber service contract for the opening and closing of drinking fountains and water features in parks and green spaces of the borough and for the maintenance of assets, bringing the total expenditure of the contract to

This decision relates to the Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles borough and concerns an adjustment to an existing service contract. An additional expenditure of $1,017.22, including taxes, is being authorized as a contingency budget for Plomberie Chauffage Maxime Croteau Inc. This firm holds a contract for plumber services, specifically for the seasonal opening and closing of drinking fountains and water features in the borough's parks and green spaces, as well as for asset maintenance. The additional funds will increase the total contract expenditure from the original $58,660.75 (including taxes) to a revised total of $59,677.97 (including taxes, impact costs, and contingencies). This adjustment is necessary to cover unforeseen costs that arose during the contract period, ensuring the continued provision of essential maintenance services for the park's water amenities. The contract, identified as TP24-03, was originally awarded based on four offers. This supplementary funding allows for the completion of the required services without compromising the quality or scope of work.

This is a services contract in the water and sanitation, urban development and housing and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Water Supply, Sanitation and Urban Infrastructure. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 59,678.

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