Exercising the Six (6) Month Extension Option and Authorizing an Additional Expenditure of $72,318.36, Taxes Included, for Security Guard Services for the Heritage Restoration and Upgrading Project of Montreal City Hall, within the Framework of the Contract Awarded to B&M GROUPE SÉCURITÉ INC. (CE23 1088), Thus Increasing the Total Contract Amount from $241,014.22 to $313,332.57, Taxes Included

This decision concerns the exercise of a six-month extension option for a contract with B&M GROUPE SÉCURITÉ INC. This extension authorizes an additional expenditure of $72,318.36, inclusive of taxes. The contract provides security guard services for the ongoing heritage restoration and upgrading project of Montreal City Hall. The original contract, awarded under reference CE23 1088, will see its total amount increased from $241,014.22 to $313,332.57 as a result of this extension and additional funding. The Service de la Gestion et Planification des Immeubles (Real Estate Management and Planning Service) is overseeing this contract, specifically through its Direction de la Gestion de Projets Immobiliers (Real Estate Project Management Directorate). The funding for this extension is split between the Agglomeration (43.93%) and the City (56.07%). The continued provision of security services is essential to protect the historic City Hall building and the ongoing restoration work from any potential risks or unauthorized access.

This is a services contract in the security and defense, construction and civil works and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Private Security, Rehabilitation and Municipal Services. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 72,318.

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