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Reference number : 1694403 Deadline for receipt of complaints: 2023-03-06 Submission sent electronically accepted: No Options related to this notice: This notice has renewal options (2 x 12 additional months) The City of Montreal is hereby soliciting the market through a public call for tenders to companies interested in bidding to acquire a stump removal service for the borough of LaSalle for 2023. As required by the Cities and Towns Act, which governs this type of public contract For any additional information relating to this call for tenders, please communicate in writing only with Ms. Geneviève Leary at the following email address genevieve.leary@montreal.ca or with Ms. Naoual Drir at the following email address naoual.drir@montreal.ca We invite you to read our procurement policy and our contract management regulations on the Ville de Montréal website at Montreal.ca ca Secondly, Naoual Drir naoual.drir@montreal.ca Procurement Department Deputy Director General - Institutional Services 255, boulevard Crémazie Est, 4th floor, suite 400 Montreal (Quebec) H2M 1L5 Please note that the tender documents have been modified to comply with the new requirements of the Charter of the French language (the Charter). Under these new provisions, any business with an establishment in Quebec which, for a period of 6 months, employs 50 or more people in Quebec must, in order to be awarded a contract or receive a subsidy by the City, comply to the new requirements of the Charter. The Procedure for the receipt and examination of complaints filed in connection with the awarding or awarding of a contract in force with the City of Montreal is available on its website. The mandate of the Office of Inspector General of the City of Montreal is to monitor the contracting process and the execution of these contracts by the City of Montreal or a legal person related to it, so as to prevent breaches of integrity and promote respect legal provisions and the City's requirements for the awarding and performance of contracts. Make a difference by reporting a contractual irregularity or breach of ethics to the Office of Inspector General.