"maintenance"

Council will adopt the 2027 funding allocations for the multi-year Capital Investment Plan, specifically focusing on the maintenance component for the years 2026-2028.

This item concerns the awarding of a contract for the maintenance and installation of the city's access control systems.

This item concerns the awarding of a contract for the maintenance of variable speed drives used in the city's wastewater infrastructure, specifically at the Gatineau treatment plant and the Champlain pumping station.

This item authorizes a cost adjustment for a mechanical maintenance contract for HVAC systems across multiple city departments. The adjustment has no net impact on the city's budget.

The city is renewing its contract with ICO Technologies for the maintenance of fire department scheduling software. The renewal costs $55,167.53, bringing the total contract value to $401,092.82.

This item awards a contract for the maintenance, repair, and monitoring of boilers at the Gatineau water resource recovery facility. Proper boiler maintenance is critical for the facility's operational efficiency.

The City is entering into an agreement with the provincial Ministry of Transport to manage the maintenance of landscaping and green spaces along a specific section of Boulevard des Allumettières. This ensures that the area between the Highway 50 ramp and the Promenade du Lac-des-Fées viaduct is properly maintained.

This item relates to the awarding of a contract for grass cutting services at various municipal locations. It is a routine procurement item for city maintenance.

The committee approved an agreement with the Quebec Ministry of Transport for the City to maintain landscaping and green spaces along a section of Boulevard des Allumettières. The Ministry will provide approximately $182,000 in the first year, with a total estimated value of $910,000 over five years.

The Council adopted a three-year infrastructure maintenance investment plan totaling $818,579,000, with $323,495,000 allocated for 2026. The plan covers various sectors including road networks, water and sewer systems, parks, and affordable housing. The resolution also authorizes the treasurer to manage funding sources, including loans and dedicated funds, and implements a new approach for managing financial envelopes.

This item involves the approval of the city's three-year capital investment plan specifically focused on infrastructure maintenance. This plan outlines the priority projects for repairing and upgrading city assets such as roads, bridges, and municipal facilities over the 2026-2028 period.

This item requests a temporary exemption from the City's noise bylaw to allow for necessary maintenance work on the skating rinks located at Ruisseau de la Brasserie. This ensures that maintenance crews can perform their duties outside of standard hours to keep the rinks in good condition for public use.

The City is renewing the rental agreement for an aerial bucket truck, which is used for various municipal maintenance tasks, such as tree trimming or street light repairs.

The City is exercising an option to purchase replacement blades and shoes for its snow removal fleet. This ensures that equipment remains operational throughout the winter season.

The City awarded a five-year contract to AV-Tech Inc. for hourly HVAC maintenance services for approximately $1,716,548.01.

This item authorizes a contract for the maintenance of Delta building control systems across various municipal facilities.

This item authorizes a contract for the ongoing maintenance and repair of refrigeration systems in city-owned arenas.

The city awarded a two-year contract to Regulvar Canada inc. for the maintenance of Delta building control systems, with an option for a third year.

The city awarded a two-year contract to Services de réfrigération R&S for the maintenance and repair of refrigeration systems in city arenas.

The city awarded a one-year contract to Paysagiste Mathis for the maintenance of outdoor rinks across various sectors, including optional services.

The City has awarded contracts to Manutention Toromont Ltée and Liftow Limité for the maintenance, repair, and certification of lifting and loading equipment. The initial three-year contracts are valued at approximately $145,065.80 combined, with potential for two-year renewals.

The city has awarded a five-year contract to St-Pie Hydraulique inc. for the maintenance of vehicle lifts and hydraulic equipment used by the Public Works department, totaling approximately $316,813.61.

The city has authorized the Public Works and Water/Residual Materials departments to hire several roofing firms for a three-year period to perform maintenance and repairs, with a potential total value of $634,271.09.

This item approves additional funding for an existing contract regarding roof maintenance and repairs for city buildings (Section A).

The committee authorized an additional $80,482.50 for roof maintenance and repair services due to urgent repairs on city buildings that exhausted the original contract limit. This brings the total contract value to $379,560.36.

The committee authorized the city to pay $49,158 annually for 10 years to Chemins de fer Québec-Gatineau inc. for the maintenance of six railway crossings. These costs are determined by federal regulations and the city will seek reimbursement for signage maintenance from the provincial Ministry of Transport.

This item relates to the procurement of pest control and extermination services for municipal facilities.

This item proposes modifications to the City of Gatineau's infrastructure maintenance investment plan for the years 2025, 2026, and 2027.

The City is authorizing the use of funds from the life-cycle reserve to pay for necessary maintenance or repairs at the Paul-Pelletier Aquatic Centre in the Deschênes district.

The Commission received an update on the status of various municipal pools. Key points include a feasibility study for a new pool in Hull, major repairs scheduled for the Paul-Pelletier aquatic center in 2026, and a technical audit planned for outdoor pools.

The city is seeking to award a contract for housekeeping services for various municipal buildings.

The city is authorizing $50,000 from the lifecycle reserve for emergency repairs at Fire Station No. 8. The work involves replacing an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system that is critical for essential services.

This item authorizes the use of reserve funds to cover unexpected maintenance costs at the Cadieux-Laflamme fire station in the Buckingham district.

This item requests additional funding for the ongoing contract regarding the remote monitoring and maintenance of intrusion alarm systems for city-owned buildings.

The City is renewing its software maintenance contract with PG Solutions inc. for 2025, covering municipal court, recreation, vehicle fleet, and waste management systems, for a total of $321,739.14.

This item concerns the approval of the city's three-year capital investment plan specifically focused on infrastructure maintenance. This plan outlines how the city will prioritize and fund the upkeep of essential assets like roads, bridges, and municipal buildings through 2027.

Council approved a three-year infrastructure maintenance investment plan totaling $780.2 million, with $272.577 million allocated for 2025. The plan covers various sectors including road networks, water and sewer systems, public buildings, and parks. Funding sources include loan bylaws, cash payments, and dedicated infrastructure funds.

This item requests an exemption from the city's noise bylaw to allow maintenance work to be performed outside of standard hours at the Ruisseau de la Brasserie skating rink. This is necessary to ensure the facility remains operational for public use.

The City is exercising a renewal option for an existing contract regarding access control maintenance for municipal buildings. This includes an authorization for additional funding to cover the renewal period.

The City is granting an exemption to the noise bylaw to allow maintenance work on the Ruisseau de la Brasserie skating rink to occur between 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM from December 5, 2024, to March 14, 2025. This is necessary because ice maintenance on a stream is complex and must be performed when the rink is closed to the public and temperatures are colder. The contractor must notify the Recreation Department of the schedule at least one day in advance.

This item authorizes the exercise of an optional renewal period for tender 2022 SP 347, regarding the maintenance of the city's snow disposal sites.

The city is exercising the first optional renewal period for snow depot maintenance contracts with François Lacroix and 7705344 Canada inc. for the 2024-2025 season.

The city has awarded a contract to Johnson Controls Canada L.P. for the repair and maintenance of the police headquarters chiller. The contract is valued at approximately $419,985.28. The city treasurer is authorized to budget for these costs through 2029.

The city is purchasing and installing snow removal equipment and dump bodies for heavy-duty trucks. This equipment is essential for the city's winter maintenance operations.

The city is allocating an additional $658,000 to cover priority equipment purchases and maintenance work at municipal plants. These funds will be drawn from the 'Maintenance Component' project adjustment reserve to ensure essential work is completed by the end of the year.

This item authorizes a budget adjustment for the 2024 maintenance plan, specifically for purchasing equipment and performing optimization and maintenance work at municipal plants.

Renewal of a maintenance agreement with the provincial Ministry of Transport for the upkeep of boulevard Saint-Raymond and boulevard du Casino.

Council authorized an additional $658,000 from the project adjustment reserve to cover priority equipment purchases and maintenance work at city plants for the remainder of 2024.

This item authorizes the renewal of a maintenance agreement with the provincial Ministry of Transport (MTQ) for the upkeep of boulevard Saint-Raymond and boulevard du Casino.

The committee recommended that Council approve a contract renewal with the Ministry of Transport of Quebec for the maintenance of Boulevard Saint-Raymond and Boulevard du Casino for the period of April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, with options for two one-year extensions.

This item concerns the exercise of an optional renewal period for the existing contract (2020 SP 308) regarding the maintenance of elevators and freight elevators in city facilities.

This item exercises an optional renewal period for a landscaping and lawn maintenance contract on Boulevard des Allumettières.

This item authorizes a contract for the ongoing maintenance and repair of fire safety equipment, specifically extinguishers and emergency lights, in city buildings.

The city is reallocating funds within its maintenance investment plan to cover a $207,000 cost increase for four new aerial lift trucks. This is being funded by a surplus created by lower-than-expected costs for the purchase of 23 tracked tractors.

This item authorizes additional funding to cover higher-than-expected quantities of repairs required for city-owned pedestrian and garage doors.

The City is adjusting its budget for vehicle purchases. It will transfer $263,000 from savings realized on the purchase of 15 tracked tractors to cover a funding deficit for the purchase of four aerial ladder vans and two tankers.

The City is authorizing the use of the 'Reserve for project adjustments – Maintenance component' to cover cost overruns for several road and bike path repair projects. These projects include work on rue de Cannes, rue de la Châteauguay, rue de Castillou, and various local streets. The funding will be balanced by transferring unused balances from other past projects.

The city is authorizing the use of reserve funds to cover budget shortfalls for road maintenance projects. This ensures that necessary infrastructure repairs can proceed as planned.

This item concerns the procurement of electrician services for ongoing maintenance and repair work for the city.

The city awarded a 56-month contract to Marois Électrique (1980) Limitée for electrical maintenance and repair services. The contract is valued at approximately $2,642,951.40, with annual price adjustments based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

This item involves awarding a contract for the maintenance and repair of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems across various municipal buildings to ensure operational continuity.

The city is awarding a six-year contract to Dataglobe Canada inc. for the maintenance and repair of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units in various city buildings, totaling approximately $443,027.42.

This item authorizes the awarding of a contract for the regular watering of city-owned planters and trees to ensure their maintenance.

The city is reallocating $30,000 from a reserve fund to cover a budget shortfall for the purchase of three 10-wheel trucks, made possible by savings from previous vehicle acquisitions.

This item exercises an optional extension period for the existing contract regarding the supply and maintenance of the city's 911 telephone system. This ensures the continued operation of critical emergency communication infrastructure.

This item relates to the contract for the maintenance of video surveillance systems installed in city-owned buildings and real estate assets.

The committee authorized an additional $89,479.31 for Carrière & Poirier Equipment Ltd for the maintenance and repair of rented mowing and tractor equipment for the 2023 summer season. This brings the total cumulative contract value to $954,791.34.

The city has awarded a five-year contract to Way Power Solutions inc. for the inspection and maintenance of generators (Section A), totaling approximately $2,281,463.03.

The city has awarded a three-year contract to Electropro Service PSJB inc. for the maintenance of winches, hoists, and overhead cranes, totaling approximately $731,673.92.

A report on the status of infrastructure maintenance projects, detailing what was finished in 2025 and the funding allocated for 2026.

This item authorizes a contract for the ongoing maintenance and repair of gas-fired boilers located at the city's wastewater treatment facility.

The city is establishing a contract for on-call refrigeration and gas technician services to maintain municipal building systems.

The city is purchasing replacement blades for its snowplow fleet.

The city awarded a two-year contract to BGIS Canada Ltd for the maintenance and repair of gas boilers at the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant. The contract is valued at approximately $356,238.54, with an option for a one-year extension.

The city awarded a one-year contract to Combustion R.P. for hourly refrigeration and gas technician services. The contract is valued at approximately $752,196.34.

The city awarded three-year contracts for tire change services to Service de pneus K&S Kelly inc. (West sector) and Service de pneus Lavoie Outaouais inc. (East sector). The total approximate value is $759,679.72.