Concluding framework agreements with the firm Aquatechno Spécialistes Aquatiques Inc. for the supply and delivery of chemical products, chlorine tablets, accessories, and water testing reagents, for a period of thirty-six (36) months, including two (2) twelve (12) month extension options – Estimated amount of framework agreements $2,088,072.61, taxes included (Framework Agreements: $1,815,715.32 + Quantity Variation $272,357.29) - Public Tender 22-19578

This tender concerns the establishment of framework agreements with Aquatechno Spécialistes Aquatiques Inc. for the ongoing supply and delivery of essential water treatment and testing products. These include chemical products, chlorine tablets, various accessories, and reagents required for water quality testing. The initial term of these agreements is set for thirty-six (36) months, with the provision for two optional twelve-month extensions, offering a potential total duration of up to sixty (60) months. The estimated total value of these framework agreements is $2,088,072.61, inclusive of all taxes. This figure comprises the base estimated amount for the framework agreements ($1,815,715.32) and an allowance for quantity variations ($272,357.29) to accommodate fluctuating demand. The procurement was conducted through Public Tender 22-19578. These agreements are critical for the City of Montreal's water management operations, ensuring the availability of necessary supplies for maintaining water quality and safety across its facilities. The agreements are managed by the Procurement Service and the Acquisition Directorate.

This is a supplies contract in the water and sanitation and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Water Quality and General Supplies. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 1.8 million.

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