"WSP Canada"

The committee approved additional costs totaling $288,270.36 for the ongoing refurbishment of the Gatineau sector wastewater treatment plant. These costs stem from several change orders recommended by the consultant, WSP Canada inc. This adjustment does not require new budget allocation as it is covered by existing funds.

The committee approved an additional $22,967.41 for WSP Canada inc. to perform additional acoustic modeling and mitigation assessments required by the provincial environment ministry for the widening project of Boulevard La Vérendrye Ouest.

The committee approved additional costs for the ongoing rehabilitation of the Gatineau sector wastewater treatment plant. This adjustment, totaling $546,612.90, covers various change orders recommended by the project consultant and is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require new funding allocations.

The committee authorized an additional $222,221.96 for WSP Canada inc. to cover extended professional engineering services due to project delays at the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant. The project completion date has been moved to November 17, 2025.

The committee authorized an additional $233,572.86 for WSP Canada inc. for professional services related to the environmental rehabilitation and soil decontamination of the Fonderie site, including work at 211, rue Montcalm.

The committee approved a cost increase of $674,686.66 for the rehabilitation of the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant (Lot 5). This adjustment covers various change orders recommended by the consultant, WSP Canada inc., and is budget-neutral, bringing the total contract value to $84,809,587.57.

The city has awarded a contract to WSP Canada Inc. for $2,845,614.00 to provide mechanical and electrical engineering services for the new Western Multifunctional Complex, which will include a multi-level parking structure. This firm was selected following a competitive bidding process.

The city is approving a cost adjustment of $64,978.12 for additional engineering services related to the redevelopment of the Labrosse and Saint-René East intersection. This covers environmental characterization and plan adjustments for a future storm sewer, with no net impact on the budget.

The city is approving a significant cost adjustment of over $5.5 million for WSP Canada Inc. regarding the reconstruction of the Gatineau drinking water plant. This covers extended supervision due to a longer construction timeline and percentage-based fee adjustments, with no net impact on the budget due to provincial funding and other transfers.

The city is recommending a $21,960.23 cost adjustment for WSP Canada Inc. regarding the new Aylmer police station project. This increase is due to project scope changes, including a shift to LEED Gold certification, the demolition of existing warehouses, and the integration of future expansion needs, bringing the total contract to $62,316.46.

The city is authorizing a $43,460.55 cost adjustment for professional engineering fees paid to WSP Canada inc. for the rue Joseph reconstruction project. This covers additional environmental characterization of granular materials. The total revised contract value is $552,999.85, and the adjustment is budget-neutral.

The committee approved a $757,035.26 cumulative cost adjustment for the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant refurbishment project (Lot 5). This includes $667,325.03 in new additional costs, bringing the total contract value to $84,134,900.91.

The City awarded two contracts for professional engineering services related to the rehabilitation of arterial and collector roads across the Aylmer, Buckingham, Gatineau, and Hull sectors. CITEK, s.e.n.c. was awarded Lot 1, and WSP Canada inc. was awarded Lot 2.

The city has authorized a $971,589.82 cost adjustment for the environmental rehabilitation and soil decontamination project at the Fonderie site. This adjustment covers additional work recommended by engineering firm WSP Canada inc. and has no net budgetary impact.

The committee awarded a $1,259,939.46 contract to WSP Canada inc. for engineering and redevelopment services for boulevard Montclair and rue Berri. The firm is also authorized to handle necessary environmental permits and compliance reporting for the project.

The city is approving a cost adjustment of $365,915.65 for the wastewater treatment plant reconstruction project (Lot 5). This adjustment is budget-neutral and covers various change orders recommended by the consultant, WSP Canada inc.