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Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The Ville de Terrebonne is requesting bids for construction work to develop new BIXI stations. The planned contract duration is 12 months. Bids must be submitted in identified, sealed envelopes to the city’s Direction des finances et de l’approvisionnement at 513, montée Masson Sud, Terrebonne.
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The Ville de Terrebonne is requesting bids to replace streetlights on avenue Claude-Léveillée. The construction contract has a stated duration of 21 months. Bids must be submitted in sealed, identified envelopes to the city's Direction des finances et de l’approvisionnement.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Ville de Terrebonne is seeking lawn maintenance and mowing services for sectors 1 through 8 for 2027–2029. The procurement comprises eight sector-specific lots and has a planned contract duration of 36 months, excluding options. Electronic bids are accepted through SEAO, and bidders must obtain all applicable solicitation documents and addenda before submitting.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Terrebonne
The executive committee meeting focused on two primary topics. First, it acknowledged a letter of support for the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières (UQTR) project in Terrebonne to be submitted to the municipal council. Second, it ratified the employment contract for a political advisor in the mayor's office. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved various traffic and road signaling requests, including new speed limit modifications, the installation of speed bumps, parking restrictions on certain streets, and the implementation of traffic calming measures on specific roadways.
The council discussed and addressed several key items during this special session. Significant topics included the acquisition and redevelopment of the former Lito 1000 Île site into affordable social housing. The council approved the abolition of overdue fines at city public libraries, with provisions for unreturned items. Additional legislative actions involved the final adoption of by-laws concerning city-wide speed limits and new site planning and architectural integration plans, including specific provisions for the Lapinière estate. The council also confirmed the appointment of two citizens to the urban planning advisory committee and approved an urban planning overhaul and associated loan. Furthermore, council members provided various community updates regarding upcoming local events and public consultations.
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The meeting addressed various administrative, financial, and regulatory matters. Key agenda items included the receipt of executive committee minutes and the review of human resources reports covering layoffs, sanctions, hiring, and position adjustments. Financial reports were presented, including budget entry logs, municipal bond adjudication, and the list of payments for the prior period. The Council addressed citizen questions concerning street parking, the creation of a dog park, and feral cat population management. Regulatory actions included the adoption of by-laws regarding infrastructure network extensions and the Code of Ethics, along with initiating amendments to water meter regulations. Additionally, the Council approved the transition to an auto-insurance program for the municipal vehicle fleet.
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