CONCLUDING FOUR (4) FRAME AGREEMENTS WITH THE FOLLOWING FIRMS: NEDCO QUÉBEC ($726,715.93 TAXES INCLUDED), GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL CIE ($1,420,306.87 TAXES INCLUDED), LMPG INC. ($1,401,507.50 TAXES INCLUDED), MÉTAL POLE-LITE INC. ($139,694.63 TAXES INCLUDED), FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PEDESTRIAN BARRELS, LED LUMINAIRES, AND NODES AND GATEWAYS FOR THE SMART STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM FOR INVENTORY, FOR A PERIOD OF TWENTY-FOUR (24) MONTHS, WITH ONE (1) RENEWAL OPTION.

This municipal council decision approves the conclusion of four framework agreements for the supply and delivery of essential components for the city's smart street lighting system. The agreements are established with Nedco Québec, Guillevin International Cie, Lmpg Inc., and Métal Pole-Lite Inc. These agreements cover the provision of pedestrian barrels, LED luminaires, and the necessary nodes and gateways for the intelligent street lighting infrastructure. The total value of these agreements, including taxes, is $726,715.93 for Nedco Québec, $1,420,306.87 for Guillevin International Cie, $1,401,507.50 for Lmpg Inc., and $139,694.63 for Métal Pole-Lite Inc. The framework agreements are set for an initial term of twenty-four (24) months and include one option for renewal. The Service des Infrastructures du Réseau Routier, under the Direction de la Gestion des Infrastructures Urbaines et des Entraves, is responsible for managing these agreements. This initiative aims to enhance the city's street lighting infrastructure, promoting energy efficiency and improved urban lighting. The decision is recorded under file number 1247629001 and decision number CM24 0734.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power, urban development and housing and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Smart Grids, Street Lighting and Municipal Services. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 1.4 million.

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