"CIMA+"

The City is entering into an agreement with 7875983 Canada inc. to allow the developer to install municipal services for an integrated residential project at 1560, boulevard Maloney Est at their own expense. The City confirms that existing water and sewer networks are capable of supporting this development.

The City is awarding a contract to CIMA+ for professional engineering services related to the 'daylighting' (restoring to an open-air state) of Wabassee Creek, Zone A. This project involves design, coordination, and construction supervision, with a total value of approximately $4,742,718.75.

The committee awarded a $761,203.49 contract to CIMA+ for slope stabilization engineering services on Rue Georges and Rue de la Côte-des-Neiges. The firm is also authorized to handle necessary environmental permits.

The committee approved an additional $174,156.08 in professional fees for CIMA+ regarding municipal service work on rue Amherst. This adjustment, along with a previously approved delegation of power, brings the total cumulative adjustments to $213,990.32, with no net impact on the city budget.

The committee approved an additional $37,611.77 in professional fees for CIMA+ for the rue Maclaren Ouest culvert replacement project. This covers unexpected work, such as a retaining wall, and brings the total cumulative adjustments to $64,381.86 with no net budgetary impact.

The City of Gatineau will enter into an agreement with Le Plateau de la Capitale S.E.N.C. to install municipal services for a new residential project located at 285 through 305 Plateau Boulevard (Phase 70C). The developer is responsible for all construction costs, material quality control, and engineering supervision. The developer must also cede the municipal services and required easements to the City at no cost.

The company Le Plateau de la Capitale S.E.N.C. will fund and install municipal services for a new residential project (Phase 70C) on boulevard du Plateau. The developer is responsible for all costs related to construction, supervision, and material testing, and will transfer the infrastructure to the City at no cost.

The committee approved an additional $72,299.72 in professional fees for the engineering firm CIMA+ s.e.n.c. for the urban redevelopment and utility burial project on Boulevard Saint-Joseph. This adjustment covers modifications to design, plans, and construction supervision. The total cumulative adjustment for this contract now stands at $287,221.34, with a revised total mandate cost of $3,316,122.74.

The city has awarded a contract to CIMA+ for a preliminary study and design concepts for the rehabilitation of the Fées storm sewer in the Hull sector. This project is a necessary step in maintaining critical drainage infrastructure.

The city has awarded a contract to CIMA+ for engineering and project management services related to the redevelopment of Taylor Street and the rehabilitation of the Fées sewer in Hull. The firm is also authorized to handle necessary environmental and regulatory permit applications.

The city is entering into an agreement with Richcraft Homes Ltd. to install municipal services for a new residential project on Chemin d'Aylmer. The developer will cover all costs for the infrastructure, including water, sewer, and street lighting. The city will also reimburse up to $20,000 for temporary water and sewer connections related to the Aylmer police station.

This item requests approval for an adjustment to the professional fees paid to CIMA+ for engineering services related to the electrical connections and site development for rapid flashing beacons. This change has no impact on the city's overall budget.

The committee approved an $89,839.79 increase in professional fees for CIMA+ s.e.n.c. related to engineering services for the rectangular rapid flashing beacon project. This adjustment covers additional site supervision and has no budgetary impact, bringing the total contract value to $305,851.37.

This item authorizes an agreement between the City and Transition Québec to install municipal services (water, sewer, etc.) for the Village Transition project. Transition Québec will cover all costs for the installation, design, and supervision of these works, which must comply with City regulations. The City will oversee the process and eventually take ownership of the infrastructure.

This resolution authorizes an agreement between the City and Transition Québec to allow the organization to install municipal services (water, sewer, etc.) at its own expense for the Village Transition project. The City confirms that existing infrastructure is capable of supporting the project and agrees to oversee the necessary environmental and regulatory compliance steps.

The Executive Committee has authorized the firm CIMA+ to apply for necessary environmental permits on behalf of the City of Gatineau. This is to extend municipal services to a portion of lot 5 428 972, which is the site designated for the 'Village Transition' transitional housing project near the Centre Robert-Guertin. This step is required to comply with provincial environmental regulations before construction can proceed.

The City is authorizing the firm CIMA+ to file necessary environmental and municipal service permit applications for infrastructure work on Rue Morin. This project is part of a previously approved commitment to support the construction of a warming shelter and associated municipal services near the Gîte Ami site.

The city has awarded a contract to CIMA+ for professional engineering services related to the first phase of the Sewer Overflow Correction Program. This contract, worth $297,785.25, covers advisory services, design validation, and construction oversight for infrastructure improvements.

The committee approved the transfer of two professional service contracts from Écogénie inc. to CIMA+, s.e.n.c., following a corporate acquisition of assets.

The committee approved an additional $57,289.74 in professional fees for CIMA+, s.e.n.c., for watermain looping projects on Asselin, Lafrenière, and Miron streets. This covers extra supervision costs for 2023 and 2024 and is budget-neutral. The total revised contract value is $272,063.06.

The city has awarded a $408,541.52 contract to CIMA+ for engineering services to redevelop two curves on the Sentier des Voyageurs. The contract includes design, planning, and construction supervision, as well as environmental authorization management.