"road reconstruction"

This item involves hiring professional engineering consultants to oversee road reconstruction projects on rue des Laurentides, rue de Cannes, and boulevard Maloney. These improvements are located in the Masson-Angers, Limbour, and Lac-Beauchamp districts.

This item authorizes a cost adjustment for the road reconstruction project on rue Champlain. The adjustment has no net impact on the city's budget.

The city is awarding a contract to DWB Consultants for engineering services related to road reconstruction on Rue des Laurentides, Rue de Cannes, and Boulevard Maloney. The total cost for these projects is approximately $605,153.96, including taxes, funded through existing infrastructure sub-projects.

The city is approving a cost increase of $58,914.13 for the road reconstruction project on Rue Champlain. This adjustment is required for additional necessary work and will be covered by existing project funds, resulting in no net impact on the city budget.

The city has awarded a contract to WSP Canada Inc. for professional engineering services related to the reconstruction of Boulevard La Vérendrye, between Main and Davidson Est streets. This project, located in the Bellevue district, was awarded for approximately $459,770.32 following a competitive selection process.

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 City has awarded a contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of Davidson East and A.-Gibeault streets for approximately $4,596,703.60. This was the lowest compliant bid received.

The City is approving additional professional fees of $187,662.20 for Les Services EXP inc. for the Boulevard Lucerne reconstruction project. These costs cover geometric modifications, the addition of rapid-flashing beacons, and geotechnical rock characterization. The total revised mandate cost is $899,504.54, with no net impact on the city budget.

The city has awarded a contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of boulevard de la Gappe and the streets de Sillery and du Barry for approximately $7.2 million. The committee also granted a noise bylaw exemption to allow the work to proceed outside of standard hours.

The city is awarding a $13,616,609.37 contract to Pavage GIP for the reconstruction of Boulevard de Lucerne between Avenue Frank-Robinson and Chemin Vanier.

The City is increasing the budget for road reconstruction on Bellehumeur Street by $1.2 million. To fund this, the City is delaying planned road work on Saint-Louis Street until 2030, as municipal service upgrades for that street are not scheduled until 2029. This ensures funds are directed to the higher-priority Bellehumeur project.

The city is approving a cost increase of $304,913.71 for road reconstruction work on Chemins de Chambord and Saint-Thomas and Boulevard de la Cité. This adjustment covers additional work required for the project, bringing the total contract value to $1,362,410.64.

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 has awarded a contract to FNX-INNOV Inc. for approximately $467,345.78 to provide engineering services for the reconstruction of Chemins Cook and Pink in the Aylmer sector.

The city is authorizing a cost adjustment of $511,062.81 for the reconstruction of boulevard Maloney Est (between avenue du Cheval-Blanc and the Mitchell Bridge). This adjustment covers additional work recommended by the engineering firm QDI and brings the total contract value to $8,584,831.66. The adjustment is budget-neutral.

This item authorizes the contract for the reconstruction of three streets: Rue Monte-Carlo, Rue de Castillou, and Rue Magnus Est. This is part of the city's ongoing road maintenance and infrastructure improvement program.

This item authorizes the contract for the road reconstruction of Rue de la Châteauguay and Rue des Sables in the Rivière-Blanche district.

This item authorizes the contract for the road reconstruction of Rue Georges, spanning the Masson-Angers and Buckingham districts.

This item authorizes the contract for the reconstruction of several streets across multiple districts: Rue de Cannes, Rue Céline, Rue Fortin, Rue Jacques-Cartier, Rue Patenaude, and Rue Arthur-Gratton.

The City has awarded a $4,884,396.97 contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of approximately 2.3 km of road surface on Rues de Monte-Carlo, de Castillou, and Magnus Est.

The City has awarded a contract for approximately $2,349,779.80 to Pavage GIP for the reconstruction of Rue de la Châteauguay and the installation of a cycling link on Rues des Sables and de la Châteauguay, covering about 1.9 km.

The City has awarded a $1,287,670.08 contract to Pavage GIP for the reconstruction of the pavement on Rue Georges, between 109 Rue Georges and Rue Pierre-Laporte.

The City has awarded a $3,928,452.00 contract to 130247 Canada inc./Pavage Inter Cité for the reconstruction of six streets: Arthur-Gratton, Patenaude, de Cannes, Céline, Fortin, and Jacques-Cartier.

The City has awarded a $998,457.27 contract to 130247 Canada inc./Pavage Inter Cité for road reconstruction on Chemin de Chambord, Chemin Saint-Thomas, and Boulevard de la Cité.

The city awarded an $8.6 million contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of a 1.7 km section of Boulevard Alexandre-Taché. The project includes new sidewalks, a multi-use path, and upgraded traffic signals. The committee also authorized night and weekend work to expedite the project.

The city is awarding an $8,938,833.93 contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of the road surface on Boulevard Mont-Bleu and improvements to the cycling network.

The city has awarded two contracts for engineering services for road reconstruction projects. QDI will handle the Aylmer/Front section, and CITEK will handle the La Vérendrye Ouest section, totaling approximately $286,217.62.