Authorize a total expenditure of $245,366.71, taxes included (contract: $196,293.37 + contingencies: $29,444.01 + incidentals: $19,629.34) - Award a contract to 'Ponton Guillot inc.' for the amount of $196,293.37, taxes included, for professional services in mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, and fire safety for the asset maintenance project of the La Petite-Patrie cultural center and library - Public tender 24-101-SP (2 bidders)

This decision authorizes a total expenditure of $245,366.71, including taxes, for the asset maintenance project at the La Petite-Patrie cultural center and library. The expenditure is broken down into the contract amount of $196,293.37, contingencies of $29,444.01, and incidentals of $19,629.34. A contract has been awarded to Ponton Guillot inc. for the sum of $196,293.37, inclusive of taxes. The scope of services covers professional expertise in mechanical, electrical, civil, structural engineering, and fire safety. This contract is essential for the ongoing maintenance and preservation of the cultural center and library facilities. The procurement process involved a public tender (24-101-SP), which received two bids. The decision was made by the Borough Council of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, with the Directorate of Territorial Development and Technical Studies overseeing the project. The file number is 1245737002, and the decision number is CA25 260016.

This is a consulting contract in the construction and civil works and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Structural Engineering. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 196,293.

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