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Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
The Ville de Saint-Constant seeks bids for lighting pedestrian passages in sector C, the Parc des citoyens, and the Petit rang Saint-Régis Sud footbridge. Tender documents are available exclusively through SEAO, with authentication required to view them. The construction contract will be awarded to the compliant bidder offering the lowest price.
Posted
Sep 28, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The Ville de Saint-Constant is seeking bids to construct an overflow plain on Rue des Pins. The posting classifies the project as civil-engineering construction and says the contract will be awarded to the lowest-priced compliant bidder. Tender documents are distributed through Québec’s electronic tendering system.
Posted
Sep 28, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
La Ville de Saint-Constant sollicite des soumissions pour acquérir deux pompes d’urgence. Le contrat de fournitures sera attribué à la soumission conforme offrant le prix le plus bas, selon l’option choisie par la Ville. Les soumissions peuvent être transmises par le SEAO et doivent être reçues au plus tard le 22 octobre 2026 à 11 h, heure légale du Québec.
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Employee FTE
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176.16
Population
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29,954
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Saint-Constant
The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the adoption of several municipal regulations regarding budget control, contract management, zoning adjustments, animal control, and capital expenditures for infrastructure projects. The council approved numerous contracts and agreements, such as those for fire hydrant signage, fencing, security barriers, landscaping, public art installations, and environmental studies. Administrative actions involved organizational chart updates, the adoption of a new cultural policy, and various committee appointments. Additionally, the council formalized its stance on provincial issues, including support for local procurement preferences, calls for improved adapted transport quality, and advocacy regarding linguistic regulation exemptions for municipal contracts.
The council held a special meeting to address several municipal matters. Key agenda items included the awarding of a contract for the rehabilitation of the water network on Richer and Lacaille streets through lining and resurfacing. The council also confirmed a disciplinary suspension of a municipal employee. Furthermore, they approved the hiring of a new Senior Advisor for Corporate and Governmental Affairs within the Land Use Planning and Economic Development Department. Finally, the council authorized expenditures for representatives to attend the 4th edition of the College Charles-Lemoyne Foundation golf tournament.
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The Municipal Council held a public consultation to review three proposed draft regulations. The first, 1883-25, aims to amend site planning and architectural integration standards to subject accessory housing units to specific objective criteria. The second, 1884-25, involves an amendment to the zoning bylaw to permit professional service-type uses, such as home-based offices, within single-family residential areas while setting operational limits on client volume and surface area. The third, 1885-25, proposes updates to development contribution regulations to exempt residences for the elderly and intermediate resources. Council representatives also addressed questions from the public regarding the potential impacts of the proposed zoning changes.
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