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Nov 5, 2026
The Ville de Québec seeks proposals for the supply of a crew-cab fire truck configured as an emergency unit. This is a vehicle procurement through a request for proposals, not a grant program. Full solicitation details are available through the linked SEAO posting.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The Ville de Québec is soliciting bids to acquire crew-cab fire trucks configured as aerial ladder-pumpers with baskets. This is a goods procurement, and bids are to be submitted through SEAO; the notice directs bidders to the tender documents for detailed requirements. The submission deadline is November 12, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. Quebec legal time.
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Nov 5, 2026
The Ville de Québec is seeking bids to acquire and install snow-removal equipment. Lot 1 covers a body for supplying granular material. Lot 2 covers snow-removal equipment.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Québec
The City Council meeting addressed multiple agenda items, including the acquisition of a building for social or affordable housing. The council discussed the filing of communications regarding council members joining political parties, public consultation reports, and various administrative reports. Key cultural and heritage items included the donation of an art piece by Jordi Bonet to be installed in the Gabriel Roy Library, and the restructuring and appointment of members to the Commemoration and Toponymy Committee. Additionally, the council approved agreements related to an internet voting pilot project for future municipal elections and various financial assistance agreements with the Ministry of Culture and Communications.
The meeting focused on the adoption of a vision concerning homelessness and roaming, emphasizing a paradigm shift toward prevention, cross-party collaboration, and the strengthening of the social safety net. Discussions also covered financial matters, including the approval of contracts exceeding $25,000, and addressed a citizen petition requesting expanded services at municipal swimming pools. Additionally, the Council discussed regulatory modification projects, the impacts of the housing crisis, and concerns regarding the influence of short-term rentals, such as Airbnb, on local housing availability.
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The council meeting began with a poetry reading for Poetry Day and the recognition of award-winning young entrepreneurs from the local Chamber of Commerce. Agenda items included a requested amendment regarding the widening of the Henri IV motorway. The council engaged in a significant discussion concerning the financial status of municipal pension schemes, specifically highlighting accumulated deficits. There was a strong emphasis on the necessity for negotiated agreements between city employees, union representatives, and the administration to resolve these financial challenges and prevent future tax increases. Furthermore, the meeting addressed unified advocacy efforts involving the Union of Municipalities of Quebec regarding provincial policy and pension legislation.
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