2025.12.17 – Ordinary meeting of the Gatineau City executive committee held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, at 9:30 a.m., at which
⭐ Notable items (11)
The city is purchasing a new high-reach ladder truck for the Public Works department to assist with maintenance and emergency operations. This equipment is essential for reaching elevated areas safely.
The city is acquiring two new rescue vehicles for the Public Works department to support operational safety and emergency response capabilities.
This item approves the ongoing maintenance and updates for critical software used by the police and fire departments to manage communications and operational data.
Routine approval of city expenditures totaling $15,768,942 for the specified week.
Routine approval of city expenditures totaling $22,679,481 for the specified week.
The city is terminating a contract related to the access control system for the parking garage in the Cité sector.
The city has rejected the bids received for the cleaning and maintenance contract for indoor and multi-level parking facilities, likely to re-evaluate the requirements or procurement process.
The city has approved an increase in the budget for the public data transmission network contract to cover additional costs incurred by the IT department.
The city is providing additional funds for professional services required to complete the authorization process for the second phase of the Chemin Pink expansion project, which aims to widen the road to four lanes.
The city is allocating additional funds to cover the costs of transporting and disposing of hazardous household waste collected at municipal Ecocentres.
The city is awarding a contract for the transport and processing (recovery) of biosolids, which are organic materials resulting from wastewater treatment.
The city is purchasing a new high-reach ladder truck for the Public Works department to assist with maintenance and emergency operations. This equipment is essential for reaching elevated areas safely.
The city is acquiring two new rescue vehicles for the Public Works department to support operational safety and emergency response capabilities.
The city has granted an exemption to the noise by-law to allow maintenance work on the skating rinks at Ruisseau de la Brasserie. This ensures the rinks can be prepared and maintained outside of standard hours.
This contract renewal ensures the police department maintains access to essential software for processing traffic collision reports and issuing infraction notices.
This item approves the ongoing maintenance and updates for critical software used by the police and fire departments to manage communications and operational data.
The city is renewing the rental agreement for a ladder-basket truck to ensure the fire department has the necessary equipment for high-altitude rescue operations.
Routine approval of city expenditures totaling $15,768,942 for the specified week.
Routine approval of city expenditures totaling $22,679,481 for the specified week.
The city is exercising an option to purchase replacement blades and shoes for snow removal equipment to ensure fleet readiness during the winter season.
The city is procuring network hardware through the provincial government's purchasing center to upgrade and maintain IT infrastructure for the 2026-2028 period.
The city is terminating a contract related to the access control system for the parking garage in the Cité sector.
The city has rejected the bids received for the cleaning and maintenance contract for indoor and multi-level parking facilities, likely to re-evaluate the requirements or procurement process.
The city is extending a temporary work assignment for a supervisor overseeing general building maintenance within the Public Works department for an additional four months.
The city has approved an increase in the budget for the public data transmission network contract to cover additional costs incurred by the IT department.
The city is awarding a contract for the ongoing maintenance and safety inspections of elevators and freight lifts in municipal buildings.
The city is providing additional funds for professional services required to complete the authorization process for the second phase of the Chemin Pink expansion project, which aims to widen the road to four lanes.
The city is allocating additional funds to cover the costs of transporting and disposing of hazardous household waste collected at municipal Ecocentres.
The city is awarding a contract for the transport and processing (recovery) of biosolids, which are organic materials resulting from wastewater treatment.