Ville de Laval is seeking bids for 2027 underground infrastructure work to rehabilitate water supply conduits by lining on various city streets. The construction contract has an eight-month duration and is not divided into lots. Bids are due by 10:30 a.m. Quebec legal time on November 12, 2026, with public opening scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
Ville de Laval is seeking bids to acquire stage-lighting equipment and systems and have them installed at the Épicentre-Culturel and the Maison des Arts. The goods contract is for 12 months, excluding options, with detailed specifications and quantities set out in the tender documents. Bids must be submitted to the Service du greffe by 10:30 a.m. Quebec legal time on November 12, 2026; tender documents and amendments are available through SEAO.
Ville de Laval is seeking bids for construction of sectorization chambers on its water supply network. The work includes administrative and technical specifications, plans, and bid forms, and bids must be delivered in person to the Service du greffe by November 12, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. Quebec legal time. Participation is restricted to territories covered by the specified Québec–Ontario, Canada–European Union, and Canadian free trade agreements.
The 2024-2029 Action Plan for Persons with Disabilities, adopted by Ville de Laval in April 2024, serves as a roadmap to foster an inclusive, accessible, and equitable city. It is designed to remove barriers to social participation for persons with disabilities, aligning with the strategic vision of 'Laval 2035: urban by nature' and the Regional Social Development Policy. The plan focuses on five strategic targets: mobilizing resources, equipping municipal services with expertise, ensuring accessible communication, enhancing physical and informational access, and promoting full participation in municipal programs, services, and employment.
Ville De Laval Action Plan 2024-2029
Date: May 1, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
The Action Plan for People with Disabilities by Ville de Laval reaffirms its commitment to inclusion and equity. Aligned with its strategic vision and universal accessibility policy, the plan outlines 131 measures across five intervention targets: Mobilization, Empowerment, Communication, Access, and Participation. These targets aim to eliminate obstacles and promote the autonomy, mobility, security, and social participation of people with disabilities by enhancing accessibility to locations, equipment, services, employment, and information within the community.
Comité Exécutif De La Ville De Laval Procès-Verbal
The executive committee meeting addressed several administrative, financial, and urban planning matters. Key actions included authorizing professional development for a municipal councilor, recommending the appointment and renewal of independent members for various advisory committees, and approving the adjudication of contracts for professional laboratory services and disinfection system maintenance. The committee also adopted a resolution regarding a particular project of construction, modification, or occupation of an immovable (PPCMOI) for a community organization building, authorized public consultation for this project, approved park fee payments, and approved numerous traffic and signaling installations across the city. Additionally, the committee recommended the ratification of lease modifications and approved financial aid agreements.
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