Purchasing Officer at Charlottetown
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Acting Manager of Economic, Tourism, and Cultural Development
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These public RFPs list Connie McGaugh as a point of contact.
Posted
Oct 28, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The City of Charlottetown seeks sewer main video inspection, high-velocity flushing, root cutting, and vacuuming services.
Posted
Sep 14, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Procurement of a six-year snow removal service contract for approximately 78.7 kilometers of City streets within the Northwest Route.
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The committee meeting primarily focused on updates regarding infrastructure projects, specifically the status of Kensington Road and Exhibition Drive. Discussion centered on the completion of underground work, including pipe and sewer installation, and the scheduling of remaining road closures to minimize business disruption. The committee also discussed stormwater management improvements and their impact on Frank J. McCauley Park. Additionally, members reviewed the North River Road and Lower Malpeque Road widening project, confirming the implementation of dedicated turn lanes to alleviate traffic congestion, and addressed future plans for pedestrian infrastructure and potential roundabout development as part of a larger master plan.
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Posted
Sep 14, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Procurement of a six-year contract for snow removal services, including plowing and de-icing, for approximately 75.2 kilometers of city streets in the northeast route.
The committee reviewed a request for a water service extension for a property along Union Road in Brackley, noting that all development costs would be borne by the property owner. Additionally, members discussed the sole-sourcing of engineering services from CBCL for the pollution control plant's solids management evaluation and planning study to address operational inefficiencies. Finally, a status update was provided regarding the ongoing fiber optic project, where concerns were raised about delayed agreements and missed project milestones involving UCCC.
The meeting focused on the review and approval of exterior renovation and alteration plans for the designated heritage property at 911 Sydney Street. Key discussions involved the necessity of addressing structural issues with the foundation and brickwork, and compliance with building codes regarding non-combustible cladding. Additionally, the Board discussed the status of board terms in relation to upcoming municipal elections.
The council discussed the proposed zoning and development bylaw, specifically debating a motion to defer its approval until after the upcoming civic election. Concerns were raised regarding the level of public awareness and the sufficiency of community consultation. Key components of the bylaw were reviewed, including modernizing regulations, accessory dwelling units, and environmental and flood risk frameworks. Additionally, questions were addressed regarding the influence of the accelerator fund on the development of the bylaw.
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