"QDI"

The City awarded a contract to the firm QDI for professional engineering services related to the relocation of the Laviolette collector (Phase 1) in the Gatineau sector, for approximately $636,228.08.

The City authorized a cost adjustment of $98,149.13 for the contract with QDI for engineering services related to the reconstruction of Boulevard Gréber, bringing the total contract value to $425,210.98. This adjustment has no budgetary impact.

The committee awarded a $266,949.56 contract to QDI for professional engineering supervision services during the construction of municipal services on Rue Morin.

The city awarded a $324,553.15 contract to QDI for engineering services related to the Chemin Vanier refurbishment project (between Chemin Pink and Rue de Vernon). The firm is also authorized to handle necessary environmental permits and compliance documentation.

The City of Gatineau will enter into an agreement with the non-profit organization Mon Chez-Nous inc. to facilitate the rehabilitation and installation of municipal services for a project at 240 Magnus Street East. The developer will cover the costs of construction and supervision, while the City will contribute up to $280,000 plus taxes toward specific water and sidewalk infrastructure improvements.

The non-profit organization Mon Chez-Nous inc. will fund and install municipal services for their project at 240, rue Magnus Est. The City of Gatineau will provide partial reimbursement for water and sidewalk infrastructure costs, totaling $280,000 plus taxes. This ensures the project meets city standards and integrates with existing infrastructure.

The city is approving a cost adjustment of $40,136.84 for additional professional engineering services related to the 2018-2019 road reconstruction program (Lot 3). This covers additional site and office supervision, with no net impact on the budget.

The city is authorizing a $49,759.42 cost adjustment for professional engineering fees paid to QDI for the reconstruction of chemin McConnell and rue Samuel-Edey. This covers additional design and site supervision work. The total revised contract value is $837,610.63, and the adjustment is budget-neutral.

The City is entering into an agreement with 12122715 Canada inc. to allow the developer to install municipal services for the Carré Lesage project at their own expense. The City will also contribute up to $120,000 toward the construction of a multi-use path along Klock Road as part of this development.

The City has approved an agreement with Marché de l’Encan MJT Larose inc. to install municipal services for an integrated project on Chemin Filion. The developer will cover the costs of construction, surveillance, and quality control. The City will contribute up to $20,000 plus taxes for the addition of streetlights on existing poles.

This item approves a cost increase of $103,443.24 for the professional services contract with the firm QDI. The funds are for the construction of a new police (SPVG) service point in the Aylmer sector.

The City has awarded a $347,859.89 contract to QDI for engineering services related to the development of the Sentier de la Tire trail, a cycling link on Avenue des Grands-Jardins, and traffic calming measures on Rue Ernest-Gaboury. The contract includes design, coordination, and construction supervision services.

The city is approving an additional $36,170.88 for consulting firm QDI for extra design and supervision work related to the reconstruction of Montée Dalton. This brings the total contract value to $368,335.15.

The committee approved an additional $57,246.06 in professional fees for the firm QDI regarding the reconstruction of Boulevard Labrosse. This adjustment covers extra site supervision and traffic light configuration changes and has no net impact on the city budget.

The committee approved an additional $48,798.29 in professional fees for the engineering firm QDI regarding the reconstruction of Boulevard Gréber. This adjustment covers extra design work and brings the total approved adjustments to $68,660.22. The city confirms this is budget-neutral as funds are reallocated from the existing project budget.