BS - UDB - WORKSHOP REFURBISHMENT - 6000 HP G.E. ENGINE, 3 SUBMISSIONS - P. NORMANDEAU

This tender, designated as 'BS - UDB - WORKSHOP REFURBISHMENT - 6000 HP G.E. ENGINE, 3 SUBMISSIONS - P. NORMANDEAU,' concerns the workshop refurbishment of a large industrial engine. It falls under Category S9, which covers Maintenance, Repair, Modification, Refurbishment, and Installation of Goods and Equipment, specifically within the sub-category of Maintenance, Repair, and Installation of Apparatus ('Maintenance, réparation et installation d’appareillage'). The contracting authority is the Ville de Montréal. The procurement method is a negotiated contract ('Contrat de gré à gré'), justified by 'ArticleAutre disposition - Précisez à l’étape Description,' suggesting a specific reason or provision that allows for direct negotiation. The tender details the refurbishment of a General Electric (G.E.) engine with a substantial power output of 6000 HP. The indication of '3 SUBMISSIONS' implies that three proposals or bids were received or are anticipated for this specialized service. 'P. NORMANDEAU' is likely the designated contact or project manager at the Ville de Montréal. Refurbishing such a powerful engine is a significant undertaking, essential for ensuring the continued reliable operation of critical city infrastructure, possibly related to power generation or heavy industrial processes. The use of a negotiated contract may be attributed to the highly specialized skills and facilities required for such an engine overhaul, or potentially the need for a swift resolution to maintain operational continuity.

This is a services contract in the trade and industry and energy and power sectors, with a focus on Industrial Machinery. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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