Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Candiac.
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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Ville de Candiac is seeking bids to rent a grader with a qualified operator. The contract has an initial 12-month term with two one-year renewal options, for up to 36 months total, and tender documents are available only through SEAO subject to its fees. Bids are due by 10:00 a.m. Québec time on October 14, 2026, and the city does not undertake to accept the lowest or any bid.
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Employee FTE
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191.32
Population
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22,997
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Candiac
The council meeting covered various municipal administrative items. Key discussion topics included the proclamation of Rail Safety Week, authorization of financial aid applications for water management, library equipment upgrades, and tree planting initiatives. The council approved several contracts for drilling, snow removal, and renovation works at city facilities. Financial reports regarding disbursements were deposited. Updates to privacy and confidentiality policies were adopted. The council also addressed urban planning matters, including architectural integration plans, minor variances for specific properties, and the naming of new streets. Several by-laws regarding circulation and loan authorizations were introduced or adopted, and financial aid for athletes was approved.
The neighborhood assembly focused on infrastructure projects and transit-oriented development (TOD). Key discussions included the planning and traffic impacts of road construction on boulevard Jean-Leman and boulevard de Sardaigne, concerns regarding street lighting, and the future of public transit services. Residents raised questions about environmental protections, such as tree preservation and wetland conservation, as well as traffic safety and speeding issues on local streets. The city provided clarification on the financing and taxation for infrastructure improvements and outlined future development plans, including upcoming commercial spaces and a potential satellite library project.
Public-sector contacts connected to Candiac.
The meeting focused on the 'TOD de la Gare' project, featuring presentations from the city and the project promoter regarding the sound study results, project progress updates, and mitigation measures. Key discussion topics included the design vision for the linear park, including water management and vegetation strategies, updates on construction projects, phasing plans for parks, and circulation management for pedestrians and vehicles.
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