Award a contract to 9190-8673 Québec inc. (Les Entreprises Rose Neige), the lowest compliant bidder, for the redevelopment work of George-Vernot Park – East Sector – baseball, soccer, and community garden, at the prices of its bid, for a maximum amount of $5,807,811.51, taxes included, and authorize a total expenditure of $6,538,592.66, taxes included (contingencies: $580,781.15; impact costs: $150,000) – public tender VSP-25-PARCS-01 (8 bidders).

This decision involves awarding a major contract for the redevelopment of the east sector of George-Vernot Park to 9190-8673 Québec Inc., operating as Les Entreprises Rose Neige. This company was the lowest compliant bidder in public tender VSP-25-PARCS-01, which saw eight bids. The contract focuses on the baseball and soccer facilities, as well as the community garden area within this sector. The base contract amount is set at a maximum of $5,807,811.51, including taxes. The decision also authorizes a total expenditure of $6,538,592.66, inclusive of taxes. This total includes significant provisions for contingencies ($580,781.15) and impact costs ($150,000), essential for managing a project of this scale and complexity. The redevelopment aims to modernize and enhance these recreational facilities, improving their functionality and user experience. This significant investment in public infrastructure is managed by the Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough's Culture, Sports, Leisure, and Social Development Directorate, underscoring the commitment to improving community recreational spaces.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works and environment and climate sectors. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 6.5 million.

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