Granting of a contract for $4,817,516.89, taxes included, to the company Les Excavations Super inc., for the infrastructure component of the Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier Park soccer field redevelopment project, and authorization of a total expenditure of $5,726,218.58, taxes included, including impacts of $426,950.00 and contingencies of $481,751.69, taxes included, within the framework of public tender DDTET54-21-18 (3 conforming bidders).

This decision awards a significant contract to Les Excavations Super inc. for the infrastructure work associated with the Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier Park soccer field redevelopment project. The contract value is $4,817,516.89, including taxes. This contract covers the foundational and structural aspects of the redevelopment, which are critical for the project's success. The total authorized expenditure for this phase of the project is $5,726,218.58, inclusive of taxes. This comprehensive budget includes allowances for impacts totaling $426,950.00 and contingencies of $481,751.69, both amounts also including taxes. The procurement was conducted under public tender DDTET54-21-18, which resulted in three conforming bids. The Borough Council is the decision-making body, and the Plateau-Mont-Royal Borough's Territorial Development and Technical Studies Directorate is responsible for overseeing this contract. This substantial investment underscores the commitment to a major upgrade of the park's sports facilities.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, urban development and housing and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation, Urban Infrastructure and Environmental Policy. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 4.8 million.

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