EXERCING THE OPTION FOR THE 1ST 12-MONTH EXTENSION AND AUTHORIZING AN ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE OF $2,051,954.14, TAXES AND QUANTITY VARIATIONS INCLUDED, FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF CRUSHED STONE UNDER THE CONTRACT AWARDED TO LAFARGE CANADA INC. (CM23 0433), THEREBY INCREASING THE TOTAL CONTRACT AMOUNT FROM $3,621,544 TO $5,673,498.14, TAXES INCLUDED

This decision concerns the exercise of the first 12-month extension option for a contract awarded to Lafarge Canada Inc. (under decision CM23 0433) for the supply and delivery of crushed stone. An additional expenditure of $2,051,954.14 is authorized for this extension period, which includes taxes and variations in quantities. This brings the total value of the contract from the initial $3,621,544 to a revised total of $5,673,498.14, also inclusive of taxes. The Service de l'approvisionnement, through the Direction Acquisition, is managing this contract. The extension and increased funding indicate a continued need for crushed stone, likely for ongoing infrastructure projects or maintenance activities across the city. This ensures a stable supply of essential construction materials. The inclusion of quantity variations acknowledges potential fluctuations in demand during the contract period.

This is a supplies contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 2.1 million.

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