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Active opportunities open for bidding
Toronto
This Request for Tender (RFT), issued by the City of Toronto, seeks qualified contractors to perform road rehabilitation and resurfacing on Woodfield Rd, Fernwood Park Ave, and Hazel Ave, along with laneway reconstruction at Ln E Dovercourt S Argyle and Ln E Beech S Pine, all within Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The scope of work covers pavement rehabilitation, resurfacing, and associated laneway reconstruction within the affected local road network. Primary tender documents are referenced under file 03-6984996.pdf alongside requirements and scope-of-work documents, though a publicly accessible file URL could not be retrieved.
Posted Date
Jul 2, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: Jul 2, 2026
Toronto
Close: Jul 7, 2026
This Request for Tender (RFT), issued by the City of Toronto, seeks qualified contractors to perform road rehabilitation and resurfacing on Woodfield Rd, Fernwood Park Ave, and Hazel Ave, along with laneway reconstruction at Ln E Dovercourt S Argyle and Ln E Beech S Pine, all within Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The scope of work covers pavement rehabilitation, resurfacing, and associated laneway reconstruction within the affected local road network. Primary tender documents are referenced under file 03-6984996.pdf alongside requirements and scope-of-work documents, though a publicly accessible file URL could not be retrieved.
Toronto
Request for Tender issued by the City of Toronto for construction services at the Highland Creek Treatment Plant Northeast Plant in Toronto, Ontario (Contract 25ECS-MI-04HC, ConstructConnect Project ID 1008036770). The work involves a 110 ML/d conventional activated sludge treatment plant, a high-voltage substation, and modifications to the Southwest and Northwest Plants, with an estimated value range of $10M-$100M and contract duration of 1,825 calendar days. Bids close at 12:00 PM on August 12, 2026; a mandatory site meeting was held on April 17, 2026, and procurement is governed by trade agreements CETA, CFTA and OQTCA.
Posted Date
Jun 30, 2026
Due Date
Aug 12, 2026
Release: Jun 30, 2026
Toronto
Close: Aug 12, 2026
Request for Tender issued by the City of Toronto for construction services at the Highland Creek Treatment Plant Northeast Plant in Toronto, Ontario (Contract 25ECS-MI-04HC, ConstructConnect Project ID 1008036770). The work involves a 110 ML/d conventional activated sludge treatment plant, a high-voltage substation, and modifications to the Southwest and Northwest Plants, with an estimated value range of $10M-$100M and contract duration of 1,825 calendar days. Bids close at 12:00 PM on August 12, 2026; a mandatory site meeting was held on April 17, 2026, and procurement is governed by trade agreements CETA, CFTA and OQTCA.
AvailableToronto
The City of Toronto (Fleet Services Division) is requesting non-exclusive quotations for the manufacture, supply and delivery of five (5) latest-model Regular Cab truck chassis rated at 37,000 lbs (16,783 kg) GVWR, each fitted with an Electric Asphalt Patch System, to support municipal road-maintenance operations. The procurement is managed through the City's SAP Ariba Online Procurement portal (Solicitation Doc5642919721 / Ariba RFx Event 1110014554), is open and non-exclusive, and is subject to the applicable Canadian trade agreements (CETA Chapter 19, CFTA Chapter 5, OQTCA Chapter 9). Quotations must be submitted electronically through the City's Ariba Discovery portal; as of the current date 2026-06-30 the RFQ remains Active with an expiration of July 6, 2026.
Posted Date
May 28, 2026
Due Date
Jul 6, 2026
Release: May 28, 2026
Toronto
Close: Jul 6, 2026
The City of Toronto (Fleet Services Division) is requesting non-exclusive quotations for the manufacture, supply and delivery of five (5) latest-model Regular Cab truck chassis rated at 37,000 lbs (16,783 kg) GVWR, each fitted with an Electric Asphalt Patch System, to support municipal road-maintenance operations. The procurement is managed through the City's SAP Ariba Online Procurement portal (Solicitation Doc5642919721 / Ariba RFx Event 1110014554), is open and non-exclusive, and is subject to the applicable Canadian trade agreements (CETA Chapter 19, CFTA Chapter 5, OQTCA Chapter 9). Quotations must be submitted electronically through the City's Ariba Discovery portal; as of the current date 2026-06-30 the RFQ remains Active with an expiration of July 6, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Toronto
The City of Toronto's Corporate Strategic Plan outlines its commitment to people, partnerships, performance, and priorities. It establishes two corporate priorities: financial sustainability and a well-run City, and four strategic priorities: maintaining and creating affordable housing, keeping Toronto moving, investing in people and neighbourhoods, and tackling climate change and building resilience. The plan aims to improve organizational performance, enhance the quality of life for Torontonians, and build trust and confidence, guided by a vision for Toronto as a caring, sustainable, and dynamic city.
The agenda item discusses the SmartTrack Stations Program and a provincial funding update.
The agenda item pertains to 640 Lansdowne Avenue, specifically regarding a Zoning By-law Amendment Application and an Ontario Land Tribunal Hearing, with a request for directions.
The Mayor prepared a proposed budget for the City for City Council's consideration. The budget protects key services, makes critical investments in housing, transit, and community safety, and addresses the $1.8 billion shortfall through reductions and offsets. It includes investments in the Scarborough Busway, freezes TTC fares, and increases service. The budget also focuses on renter protection, community safety, and emergency services. On the capital side, it introduces the Back on Track Fund for urgent repairs and accelerates capital investments in infrastructure.
The City Council discussed and adopted an item regarding the approval to lease and operate thirty-two new affordable rental homes.
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