Issue Timeline: procurement
Full evidence timeline (the richer view). For a compact one-line list, see the issue summary.
Snapshot
304 civic action(s) on procurement across 73 meeting(s) (2022-11-21 to 2026-07-13).
- Meetings involved: 73
- 2022-11-21 — Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes)- 2022-12-05 — Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes)- 2023-01-16 — Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-02-06 — Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-03-06 — Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-03-27 — Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-04-03 — Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-04-24 — Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-05-08 — Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-05-29 — Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-06-05 — Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-06-26 — Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-07-10 — Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-08-14 — Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-09-11 — Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-09-25 — Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-10-16 — Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-10-30 — Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-11-06 — Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-11-27 — Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-12-11 — Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes)- 2024-01-15 — Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-02-05 — Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-02-26 — Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-03-04 — Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-03-25 — Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-04-08 — Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-04-29 — Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-05-13 — Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-05-27 — Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-06-10 — Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-07-15 — Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-08-12 — Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-09-09 — Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-09-23 — Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-10-07 — Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-10-21 — Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-11-18 — Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-12-09 — Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-12-16 — Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes)- 2025-01-13 — Council Meeting - January 13 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-01-27 — Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-02-10 — Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-02-24 — Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-03-17 — Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-04-07 — Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-04-28 — Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-05-26 — Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-06-09 — Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-06-23 — Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-07-14 — Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-08-11 — Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-08-25 — Council Meeting - August 25 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-09-08 — Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-10-20 — Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-11-03 — Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-11-17 — Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-12-01 — Council Meeting - December 01 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-12-15 — Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes)- 2026-01-26 — Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-02-09 — Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-02-23 — Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-03-09 — Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-03-23 — Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-04-13 — Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-04-27 — Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-05-11 — Council Meeting - May 11 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-05-25 — Combined Council Meeting - May 25 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-06-08 — Council Meeting - June 8 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-06-22 — Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-07-13 — Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes)
- Councillors involved: Allin, Anderson, B. McGregor, Bondy, C. McGregor, Ceccacci, Crew, Doyle, Finn, Hall, Harrigan, Jubenville, McDonald, McGrail, Pinsonneault, Storey, Thompson, Wright
- Split votes: 24
- Budget-related actions: 134
- Needs review: 8
Timeline
2022-11-21 — Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes)
Tender Award T22-316 Material Supply and Delivery (Mount Creek Drain) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the tender award T22-316 for Material Supply and Delivery, Mount Creek Drain and Branch A.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award for T22-316: Material Supply and Delivery
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13a
Purchase of One Articulating Bucket Truck (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the purchase of one articulating bucket truck.
Purchase of One Articulating Bucket Truck
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13b
Single Source RFP R22-253 Housing Support and Service Navigation for Urban Indigenous Community Members (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the single source RFP R22-253 for Housing Support and Service Navigation for Urban Indigenous Community Members.
- Related tags: housing, community_services
RFP R22-253 Housing Support and Service Navigation for Urban Indigenous Community Members
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13c
Pickleball Courts Tender (Community Building Fund) (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that the Westhoek Construction tender for 8 pickleball courts in Blenheim, Dresden, Tilbury and Wallaceburg be awarded and related funding be approved. Motion carried 18-0.
- Related tags: parks, community_services, budget
The tender be awarded to Westhoek Construction as the lowest bidder for construction of a total of 8 pickleball courts in the communities of Blenheim, Dresden, Tilbury and Wallaceburg in the amount of $627,581.70 (HST included.)
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13d
T22-283 Courthouse Roof Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the T22-283 Courthouse Roof Replacement.
- Related tags: property
Courthouse Roof Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13e
2022-12-05 — Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes)
Tender Award T22-322 Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, Tender Award T22-322 for Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award T22-322, Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15a
Contract Award T22-127-F Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, Contract Award T22-127-F for Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads
Contract Award T22-127-F Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15b
T22-356 Janitorial Services, Housing Assets (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, T22-356 Janitorial Services for Housing Assets.
- Related tags: housing
T22-356 Janitorial Services, Housing Assets
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15c
Hexagon iCAD solution for Next Generation 9-1-1 (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Finn, that the Hexagon iCAD licenses and hardware for the Next Generation 9-1-1 backup site be sole sourced to Hexagon Safety with related funding and signing authority. Motion carried 16-0.
- Related tags: public_safety, budget
The Hexagon iCAD licenses and hardware required for the Next Generation 9-1-1 backup site, be sole sourced to Hexagon Safety at a cost of $142,570.
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15d
Additional Work Q22-308 Pool Liner Replacement, Howard Community Pool, Ridgetown (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the additional work required for Q22-308 replacement of the pool liner at Howard Community Pool, Ridgetown.
- Related tags: parks, community_services
Replacement of Pool Liner at Howard Community Pool, Ridgetown
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 16b
Radio Communications equipment for Next Generation 9-1-1 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the sole source of Radio Communications equipment for Next Generation 9-1-1.
- Related tags: public_safety
Radio Communications equipment for Next Generation 9-1-1
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 17d
2023-01-16 — Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T22-358 - Thames River Slope Stability, Riverview Line, Raleigh (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council awarded the Thames River Slope Stability tender (Riverview Line, Raleigh) to Birnam Excavating Ltd. for $1,806,625.47 incl. HST, approved an additional $72,960.34 of consultant work by Matrix Solutions Inc., and authorized signing. Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Thompson, seconded by Councillor Finn. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, environment
- Entities: Birnam Excavating Ltd., Matrix Solutions Inc.
The tender in the amount of $1,806,625.47, including HST for the Thames River Slope Stability
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award T22-233 - McDougall Line Bridge Replacement, Tilbury East (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the McDougall Line Bridge replacement contract (over Government Drain #1, Tilbury East). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Single Source R22-351 - Attends Brand Incontinence Products (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a single-source purchase of Attends brand incontinence products. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services
Single Source R22-351 Provision of Attends Brand Incontinence Products
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Cooperative Purchase - Electronic Medical Records System, CK Public Health (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a cooperative purchase of an Electronic Medical Records system for Chatham-Kent Public Health. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: health, technology
Electronic Medical Records System for Chatham-Kent Public Health
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(d)
Affordable Housing Development RFP Pre-Design - CMHC SEED Funding (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Affordable Housing Development RFP pre-design supported by 2022 CMHC SEED funding. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) SEED Funding
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
Dietary Services Management - Riverview Gardens Long Term Care (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the delivery of dietary services management for Riverview Gardens Long Term Care Home. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services, health
Delivery of Dietary Services Management, Riverview Gardens Long Term Care Home
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(c)
2023-02-06 — Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award R22-368 - Engineering for Elizabeth/Lisgar Reconstruction, Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded RFP R22-368 for consulting engineering services for the Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street reconstruction in Wallaceburg. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Request for Proposal Award: R22-368 Consulting Engineering Services for Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction, Community of Wallaceburg
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award R22-363 - Engineering for Sydenham River Slope Stabilization (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded RFP R22-363 for engineering services for Sydenham River slope stabilization (Glasgow Line and Short Line, Chatham Township and Camden). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, environment
Request for Proposal Award: R22-363 Engineering Services for Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line and Short Line, Communities of Chatham Township and Camden
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Contract Award T22-360 - Chatham Public Works Garage (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Finn, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the General Contracting Services contract for the new Chatham Public Works Garage (65 Creek Road) to Barrineti Construction Ltd. for $5,856,790 incl. HST, authorized signing, and approved transferring up to $2.6 million from the AMP Bridges reserve to be replaced in the 2024 capital budget. Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Finn, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Barrineti Construction Ltd.
The contract in the amount of $5,856,790 (including H.S.T.) for work associated with T22-360
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Sole Source - Next Generation 9-1-1 Bramic Desk Purchase (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source purchase of Next Generation 9-1-1 Bramic dispatch desks. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
Next Generation 9-1-1 Bramic Desk Purchase
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Contract Amendment - Nurse Call System Replacement, Riverview Gardens (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for completion of the Nurse Call System replacement at Riverview Gardens. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services
Nurse Call System Replacement Completion, Riverview Gardens
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
2023-03-06 — Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-100 Municipal Grass Cutting (vote; carried (13-1))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, to enter into a five-year 2023-2027 Municipal Grass Cutting Contract (T23-100) with compliant tenderers and to direct additional measures for future tenders. Carried 13-1, with Councillor Ceccacci opposed and Councillor Thompson declaring a conflict.
- Related tags: parks
The Municipality enter into a five (5) year agreement for the 2023-2027 Municipal Grass Cutting Contract, No. T23-100, with the following tenderers that submitted compliant bids:
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tender Award T22-237 Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report awarding Contract T22-237 for the Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain culvert replacement was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T22-237 Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
RFP Award R22-367 Engineering Services Selkirk Street Sewer Separation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report awarding Contract R22-367 for engineering services for the Selkirk Street sewer separation and Memory Lane reconstruction in Chatham was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Request for Proposal Award – Contract R22-367 – Engineering Services for Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction, Community of Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Contract T23-110 Road Crack Cleaning and Sealing (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on Contract T23-110 for road crack cleaning and sealing was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, consent_agenda
Contract T23-110 - Road Crack Cleaning and Sealing
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Cooperative Purchasing Purchase of One Dump Truck (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Doyle, to award the purchase of one dump truck to Carrier Truck Centre Inc. for $271,826 (incl. HST) funded through the Municipal Fleet Reserve. Carried 15-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure
The purchase of one dump truck be awarded to Carrier Truck Centre Inc. at a total value of $271,826 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(e)
RFP R22-352 Nursing and Medical Supplies for Community Human Services (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, to award the RFP for nursing and medical supplies to Cardinal Health (not to exceed $525,413 incl. HST) on a three-year agreement with yearly evaluation and group-purchasing investigation. Carried 15-0.
- Related tags: health, community_services
The Request for Proposal for the Provision of Nursing and Medical Supplies be awarded to Cardinal Health at a total value not to exceed $525,413 (including HST)
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(f)
Cooperative Purchase NG9-1-1 Infrastructure Hardware and Software (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The cooperative purchase report for NG9-1-1 infrastructure hardware and software was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Cooperative Purchase Report – NG9-1-1 Infrastructure Hardware and Software
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(g)
Single Source Report NG9-1-1 Replication Solution (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The single source report for the NG9-1-1 replication solution was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Single Source Report – NG9-1-1 Replication Solution
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(h)
Tender Award T23-175 Interior Renovation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The tender award report for Contract T23-175 interior renovation was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award – T23-175 Interior Renovation
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(i)
2023-03-27 — Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment R20-291 Grand Avenue East Road Reconstruction consulting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on the contract amendment for consulting services for Grand Avenue East Road Reconstruction (R20-291) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads, infrastructure
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
RFP Award R22-349 Corporate Asset Management Plan consulting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on the RFP award for consulting services for the Corporate Asset Management Plan (R22-349) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, infrastructure
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
2023 Workstation Lifecycle Project (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The information report on the 2023 Workstation Lifecycle Project was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
This information report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(g)
Notice of motion - Purchasing process review (notice_of_motion; received)
- Named councillor: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding a purchasing process review, to be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: governance
Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding a purchasing process review. This motion will be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
2023-04-03 — Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes)
Contract T23-102 Surface Treatment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award report for Contract T23-102 Surface Treatment, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Contract T23-102A Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award report for Contract T23-102A Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Direct Appointment Award - 2023 Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Finn, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor Finn moved, seconded by Councillor McGrail, that the proposal of $105,965.75 (incl. HST) for Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing be awarded to MTE Consultants Inc. and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: MTE Consultants Inc.
The proposal in the amount of $105,965.75 (including HST) for Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing be awarded to MTE Consultants Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Contract T23-162 Wrights Lane Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award report for Contract T23-162 Wrights Lane Reconstruction, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Contract T23-113 Pavement Markings Materials and Services (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award report for Contract T23-113 supply of materials and services for pavement markings, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(e)
Tender Award T23-103 Supply and Place Gravel (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Doyle moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, to accept the low bids from Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. and Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the supply and place of road gravel and shouldering materials across divisions, and authorize the Mayor and Clerk to enter into the agreements. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
- Entities: Rene Blain Trucking Ltd., Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd.
The low bid of $28.75 per tonne from Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the supply and place of road gravel to the Dover division be accepted.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(f)
RFP R22-304 Digitalization of HRIS (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Request for Proposal award R22-304 for Digitalization of HRIS, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(g)
Contract Amendment R19-399 Clachan Road Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for R19-399 consulting engineering services for the Clachan Road Bridge over the Thames River, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(c)
Contract Amendment R20-206 Third Street Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for R20-206 consulting engineering services for rehabilitation of the Third Street Bridge over the Thames River, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(d)
Contract Amendment Gregory Line Culvert Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for consulting engineering services for replacement of the Gregory Line Culvert over the Louisville Tap Drain, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
The report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(e)
Contract Amendment Kimball Road Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for consulting engineering services for rehabilitation of the Kimball Road Bridge over Otter Creek, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(f)
Rental of Two Mini Excavators (notice_of_motion; received)
- Named councillor: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding the Rental of Two Mini Excavators, to be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Councillor C. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding the Rental of Two Mini Excavators. This motion will be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2023-04-24 — Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award - Contract R23-168 - Engineering Services for Wyandott Street Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Contract T23-105C - Cold in Place Pavement Recycling (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award R23-104 - Supply and Application of Dust Suppressants (motion; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Doyle, seconded by Ceccacci, that the supply and delivery of dust suppressants be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Limited with authority for two one-year extensions. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
- Entities: Den-Mar Brines Limited
The proposal for the supply and delivery of dust suppressants for gravel roadways within the Municipality be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Limited and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreement.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Contract T23-164 - Keil Drive South Extension (motion; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Storey, seconded by Crew, that the Keil Drive South Extension tender be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc. for $3,729,000 with related funding allocations and reserve transfers. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender award in the amount of $3,729,000 (including HST) for the Keil Drive South Extension, Community of Chatham be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Contract Extension - R18-186 Supply and Haul of Bulk Coarse Highway Salt (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Single Source - Purchase of Ambulance Power Cots and Power Lifts (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: health, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Single Source - Dillon Consulting for Environmental Site Assessment at 55 Minnie Street, Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing, environment, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(g)
Motion by Councillor Ceccacci re Purchasing Process Review (motion; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Ceccacci, seconded by Doyle, that administration review and report back on purchasing processes to streamline procurement and reduce non-compliant bids, with an added friendly amendment. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: governance
That administration take the following steps, and return to Council with a report outlining recommended or optional changes to Council to streamline purchasing processes and to reflect best practices of other municipalities and public sector agencies:
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
Motion by Councillor C. McGregor re Rental of two Mini Excavators (motion; deferred (14-3))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Pinsonneault
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Ceccacci, seconded by Pinsonneault, that the mini excavator rental motion be referred back to administration for the May 29 meeting for further information on costs and usage. Carried 14-3.
- Related tags: infrastructure, parks
That the motion by Councillor C. McGregor re rental of two mini excavators be referred back to administration for the May 29 meeting for further information on costs and potential usage.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(b)
2023-05-08 — Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation (T23-191) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor, to award Contract T23-191 for the Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation to Birnam Excavating Ltd. for $8,747,892.86 and authorize signing. The motion carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
- Entities: Birnam Excavating Ltd.
The tender in the amount of $8,747,892.86 (including HST) for the Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation be awarded to Birnam Excavating Ltd.
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The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreement,
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - William Street North Sewer Separation (T23-161) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tender Award for Contract T23-161 William Street North Sewer Separation was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T23-161 – William Street North Sewer Separation
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award - Engineering Services Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain (R23-169) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP Award for Contract R23-169 Engineering Services for the Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain Replacement was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Engineering Services for Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Hot-Mix Resurfacing (T23-105) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tender Award for Contract T23-105 Hot-Mix Resurfacing was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
Tender Award – Contract T23-105 – Hot-Mix Resurfacing
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Tender Award - Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs (T23-107) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tender Award for Contract T23-107 Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T23-107 – Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
2023-05-29 — Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes)
Sole Source - CKPS Admin Telephone PBX Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Sole Source Report for the CKPS Admin Telephone PBX Replacement Solution, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Sole Source Report – CKPS Admin Telephone PBX Replacement Solution
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Contract Amendment - Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Contract Amendment for Consulting Engineering Services for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Contract Amendment – Consulting Engineering Services for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award - Brook Line and Claymore Line Bridge Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Award for Contract T23-173, Brook Line and Claymore Line over Big Creek Bridge Replacements, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award – Contract T23-173 Brook Line and Claymore Line over Big Creek Bridge Replacements
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Tender Award - Jacob Road Bridge Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Award for Contract T23-165, Jacob Road Bridge over Rivard Drain Bridge Rehabilitation, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award - Contract T23-165
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Tender Awards - James St. and London Road Streetlight Rebuilds (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Awards for Contract 2023-03 James St. Streetlight Rebuild (Wallaceburg) and Contract 2023-02 London Road Streetlight Rebuild (Thamesville), adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Awards – Contract 2023-03 - James St. Streetlight Rebuild - Wallaceburg, ON and Contract 2023-02 - London Road Streetlight Rebuild - Thamesville
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(e)
Purchase of a Mobile Stage Trailer (Showmobile) (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor Anderson, to sole source a Mobile Stage Trailer (Showmobile) to Stageline for $256,221.85 funded from the Hydro-One Community Benefit Fund, and to authorize a $100,000 sponsorship agreement with Mainstreet Credit Union. Pulled from consent; carried 15-0.
- Related tags: community_services, budget
- Entities: Stageline, Mainstreet Credit Union
A Mobile Stage Trailer (Showmobile) be sole sourced to Stageline at a total value of $256,221.85 including HST.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(f)
Authorization of Payments to Member of Council-Owned Vendors (vote; carried (13-0))
- Mover: McGrail, Seconder: Pinsonneault
- Summary: Councillor McGrail moved, seconded by Councillor Pinsonneault, to authorize payments in compliance with the Purchasing By-law to Glassroots Media (owned by Councillor Hall's spouse) and to John and Kori Wright towing (owned by Councillor Wright). Pulled from consent; carried 13-0 with Councillors Hall and Wright declaring conflicts.
- Related tags: governance
Council authorize Administration to process payments for any purchases in compliance with Chatham-Kent
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
Talbot Trail Interim Solution (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that administration develop an interim solution meeting a 30-to-100-year hazard zone design criteria via an Environmental Assessment addendum between Coatsworth Road and Stevenson Road, and extend the BT Engineering Inc. contract by $58,760 funded from the Capital Reserve. Pulled from consent; carried 15-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads, environment, budget
- Entities: BT Engineering Inc.
That administration be requested to develop an interim solution that meets an Infrastructure Protection Design Criteria for a 30-to-100-year hazard zone through an Environmental Assessment addendum to the approved plan between Coatsworth Road and Stevenson Road.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(f)
2023-06-05 — Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - StreetScan Data Collection and Asset Management Software (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The StreetScan Data Collection and Asset Management Software contract amendment report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a) - Tender Awards
Compass Group Canada Contract Extension (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Jubenville, to direct administration to negotiate a shorter term extension or an opt-out/early-termination clause for the Compass Group contract. The motion carried 15-0 on a recorded vote.
- Related tags: budget
That Council direct administration to negotiate the potential of a shorter term extension or examine placing a clause that permits the potential for the municipality to opt out of particular provisions, or to terminate the contract early at a specified time period noted in the contract.
Source: Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(a) - Finance, Budget, Information Technology and Transformation
2023-06-26 — Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-210 - Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-210 for Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, infrastructure
Tender Award: Contract T23-210 – Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-143 - Municipal Parking Lot Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-143 for Municipal Parking Lot Improvements, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, infrastructure
Tender Award: Contract T23-143 – Municipal Parking Lot Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-218 - Mitchell's Bay Retaining Wall and Laneway Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-218 for Mitchell's Bay Retaining Wall and Laneway Improvements, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, infrastructure
Tender Award: Contract T23-218
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-217 - LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge Bridge Rehabilitation (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor Hall, that the tender for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge over the Sydenham River Bridge Rehabilitation be awarded to Dayson Industrial Services Inc. with consulting engineering to Dillon Consulting Limited. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0; Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads
The tender in the amount of $2,304,500.35 (including HST) for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge over the Sydenham River Bridge Rehabilitation, be awarded to Dayson Industrial Services Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Tender Award T23-107 - Concrete Curb Repair Program (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-107 for the Concrete Curb Repair Program, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads
Tender Award – Contract T23-107 – Concrete Curb Repair Program
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-221 - Window and Door Replacement, 99 McNaughton Ave West (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-221 for Aluminum Window and Steel Door Replacement at 99 McNaughton Ave West, Chatham, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, property
Tender Award - Contract T23-221 – Aluminum Window and Steel Door Replacement - 99 McNaughton Ave West, Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-232 - Traffic Signal Cabinet Purchase (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-232 for Traffic Signal Cabinet Purchase, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads
Tender Award: Contract T23-232 – Traffic Signal Cabinet Purchase
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Sole Source - Consulting services - Asset Retirement Obligations Compliance (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Sole Source for consulting services for Asset Retirement Obligations Compliance (PS3280), approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Sole Source – Consulting services – Asset Retirement Obligations Compliance (PS3280)
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-196 - CK Housing Services New Apartment Building (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Doyle, that the tender for the CK Housing Services New Apartment Building be awarded to Jayden Construction. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0; Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: housing
The tender in the amount of $9,766,855.55 (including HST) for the CK Housing Services New Apartment Building be awarded to Jayden Construction.
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(i)
Contract Amendment - Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract Amendment for Consulting Engineering Services for Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation over Finn and Cooper Drain, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, infrastructure, roads
Contract Amendment - Consulting Engineering Services - Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation over Finn and Cooper Drain
2023-07-10 — Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes)
RFP R23-197 Award - Building Condition Assessments with Energy Savings Recommendations and Two Accessibility Audits (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Pulled from consent for discussion. Moved by Storey and seconded by Jubenville, Council accepted the Altus Group Limited proposal for RFP R23-197 at a cost of $169,317.07 and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to enter into the contract. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure
The proposal submitted by Altus Group Limited in response to RFP R23-197 Building Condition Assessments with Energy Savings Recommendations and Two Accessibility Audits, be accepted at a cost of $169,317.07 (including HST less HST rebate) subject to the negotiation of a contract satisfactory to the General Manager, Health and Human Services, and the Chief Legal Officer.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Sole Source Report - Egenda Replacement Solution (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Sole Source Report for the Egenda Replacement Solution.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Sole Source Report
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Compass Group Canada Contract Extension Amended (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the amended Compass Group Canada contract extension.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Compass Group Canada Contract Extension Amended
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2023-08-14 — Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Contract T23-216 Albert Avenue Reconstruction, Ridgetown (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award for the Albert Avenue Reconstruction contract was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Tender Award - Contract T23-216 – Albert Avenue Reconstruction, Community of Ridgetown
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Tender Award - Contract T23-199 Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, Erie Beach (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement contract was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award: Contract T23-199 – Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, Community of Erie Beach
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
RFP Award R23-229 - Five, 3-Ton Regular Cab and Chassis (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP award for five 3-ton regular cab and chassis vehicles was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
RFP Award – R23-229 – Five, 3-Ton Regular Cab and Chassis
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(c)
Cooperative Purchasing - Purchase of Two Wheel Loaders (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Cooperative purchasing for two wheel loaders was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
Cooperative Purchasing – Purchase of Two Wheel Loaders
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(d)
Single Source - Replacement Shelving, Wallaceburg Library Branch (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Single source procurement for replacement shelving at the Wallaceburg Library Branch was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
Single Source – Replacement Shelving, Wallaceburg Library Branch
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(e)
2023-09-11 — Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-228 Thames River Slope Stability (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-228 - Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award – Contract T23-228 – Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-234 Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-234 - Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement, Community of Chatham, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-234 – Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement, Community of Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-224 Drake Road Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-224 - Drake Road over 6th and 7th Sideroad Drain Culvert Replacement, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-224 – Drake Road over 6th and 7th Sideroad Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-250 Bluewater Line Culvert Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-250 - Bluewater Line over Dykeman Drain Culvert Rehabilitation, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-250 – Bluewater Line over Dykeman Drain Culvert Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-265 Municipal Airport Taxiway (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-265 - Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-265 – Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Sole Source Award Wheeler Line Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Sole Source Award - Wheeler Line Rehabilitation, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
Sole Source Award – Wheeler Line Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award R23-256 Wood and Brush Chippers (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award - R23-256 - Two (2) Wood and Brush Chippers, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
RFP Award – R23-256 – Two (2) Wood and Brush Chippers
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
IT Strategy & Research Subscription Service (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: IT Strategy & Research Subscription Service, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, consent_agenda
IT Strategy & Research Subscription Service
2023-09-25 — Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award Contract R23-259 Harrison Drain Improvements (Ridgetown) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-259 for Harrison Drain Improvements in the Community of Ridgetown was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
RFP Award - Contract R23-259 - Harrison Drain Improvements in the Community of Ridgetown
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award Contract R23-233 Engineering Services Ursuline Avenue Outlet Servicing Plan (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-233 for engineering services for the Ursuline Avenue Outlet Servicing Plan was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
RFP Award
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Emergency Purchase - WISH Centre Generator (information report) (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Emergency Purchase report for the WISH Centre Generator was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Emergency Purchase - WISH Centre Generator (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
2023-10-16 — Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-266 Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-266 for Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-266 – Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award R23-271 Engineering Services for Detailed Condition Assessments of 5 Bridges (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-271 for engineering services for detailed condition assessments of 5 bridges, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
RFP Award: Contract R23-271 Engineering Services for the Detailed Condition Assessments of 5 Bridges
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award T23-276 Extruded Cold Plastic Pavement Markings (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Councillor Doyle moved, seconded by Councillor Jubenville, that the tender for supply and installation of extruded cold plastic pavement markings be awarded to McGuinness Coating Ltd. for $105,575.90 (incl. HST), funded by a transfer from the Paved Roads Lifecycle Reserve. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
The tender award in the amount of $105,575.90 (including HST) for T23-273 (Supply and Installation of Extruded Cold Plastic Pavement Markings) be awarded to McGuinness Coating Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Arena Refrigeration Roster R23-248 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Report R23-248 Arena Refrigeration Roster, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
R23-248 – Arena Refrigeration Roster
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Emergency Purchase - Courthouse Roof Replacement (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Emergency Purchase - Courthouse Roof Replacement information report, received as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, property, consent_agenda
Emergency Purchase – Courthouse Roof Replacement (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(e)
2023-10-30 — Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-274 for the Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-274 – Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award Engineering Services Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout (vote; carried (14-4))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Anderson, to award the engineering services proposal for the Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout to LEA Consulting Ltd. for $401,731.95, funded by a reserve transfer. Carried 14-4. This item was pulled from the consent agenda for separate voting.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
The proposal in the amount of $401,731.95 (including HST) for the Engineering Services for Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout be awarded to LEA Consulting Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
RFP Award Custom Fire Pumper (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award R23-255 for a Custom Fire Pumper was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: public_safety
RFP Award – R23-255 – Custom Fire Pumper
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Cooperative Purchase Sidewalk Tractors (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Cooperative Purchase for Sidewalk Tractors was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Cooperative Purchase – Purchase of Sidewalk Tractors
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
2023-11-06 — Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award - King Street West Reconstruction Engineering Services (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-235 engineering services for King Street West Reconstruction (Lacroix Street to Second Street) was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, consent_agenda
RFP Award – Contract R23-235 – Engineering Services for King Street West Reconstruction (Lacroix Street to Second Street)
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
RFP Award - CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Request for Proposal award R23-194 for the CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing, consent_agenda
Request for Proposal Award – R23-194 CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Appointment of Integrity Commissioner / Closed Meeting Investigator (vote; carried (17-1))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Jubenville moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that SC Consulting be appointed Integrity Commissioner/Closed Meeting Investigator for a two-year period plus two one-year extensions, and that a legal agreement be prepared and signed by the Mayor and Clerk. Carried 17-1 on a recorded vote, with Councillor Jubenville voting no. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: governance
SC Consulting be appointed as the Integrity Commissioner/Closed Meeting Investigator for the Municipality of Chatham-Kent for a two-year period, plus two 1 year extensions, if desired by both parties.
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a) - Appointment of Integrity Commissioner
2023-11-27 — Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes)
Supply and delivery of gasoline and diesel fuels tender award (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that the tender for supply and delivery of gasoline and diesel fuel valued at approximately $9.26M for a four-year term be awarded to MacDougall Energy Inc. and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign. Motion carried 16-0.
The tender for supply and delivery of gasoline and diesel fuel estimated to be valued at $9,263,354.17 (HST included) for a projected four-year contract term be awarded to MacDougall Energy Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15a
Purchasing By-law Revisions (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Doyle, that By-law 166-2020 be repealed, a new Purchasing By-law be adopted, and the Reserve and Reserve Fund policy be amended to match the purchasing authority limits. Motion carried 15-1 with Councillor Bondy opposed.
- Related tags: by_laws, governance
By-law 166-2020, which regulates the procurement of goods and services by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent, be repealed.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17b
Waste Collection Contract (2024) Amendment (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Bondy moved, seconded by Councillor Anderson, that the 2024 curbside refuse collection program be modified to accept only automatically serviceable containers and that the GM of IES be given delegated authority to sign the amendment agreement with Waste Connection of Canada. Motion carried 15-0; Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: environment, infrastructure
The modification of the 2024 curbside refuse collection program to accept only automatically serviceable containers at the curb be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20e
2023-12-11 — Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes)
RFP-R23-289 Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Services (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP-R23-289 for Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy Assessments, Treatment Services, and Exercise Program Delivery was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: health
RFP-R23-289-Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy Assessments, Treatment Services, and Exercise Program Delivery
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17a
Contract Amendment R23-194 CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Contract Amendment for RFP Award R23-194 CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Contract Amendment - Request for Proposal Award – R23-194 CK Housing Services Consultant West Wallaceburg Project
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17b
Training Facilitator Roster for Corporate Training (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Training Facilitator Roster for Corporate Training was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Training Facilitator Roster for Corporate Training
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17c
Tender Award T23-275 Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-275 for the Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain (South) and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T23-275 – Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain (South) and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17d
RFP Award R23-278 Engineering Services for Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-278 for Engineering Services for the Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
RFP Award – Contract R23-278 – Engineering Services for Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17e
RFP Award R23-272 Engineering Services for Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-272 for Engineering Services for the Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
RFP Award – Contract R23-272 – Engineering Services for Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17f
2024-01-15 — Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes)
Single Source Purchase of One Dump Truck (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the single-source purchase of one dump truck (R23-300) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: fleet
Single Source – R23-300 – Purchase of One Dump Truck
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2024-02-05 — Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes)
RFP Award - Building Condition Assessments (Municipal Facilities) (vote; carried)
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Allin
- Summary: Council awarded Contract R23-308 for Building Condition Assessment consulting services to Pinchin Ltd. for $440,869.50 (including HST), funded by a $397,016.64 transfer from the Building Lifecycle Reserve. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Allin; carried by show of hands.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: Pinchin Ltd.
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded, Motion outcome listed, but no recorded vote tally
The proposal in the amount of value of $440,869.50 (including HST) for consulting services related to the Building Condition Assessments (Municipal Facilities), be awarded to Pinchin Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Single Source - Dillon Consulting for Environmental Site Assessment Phase II (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced Dillon Consulting Limited for Environmental Site Assessment Phase II work for affordable housing developments. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing, environment
- Entities: Dillon Consulting Limited
Single Source – Dillon Consulting Limited for Environmental Site Assessment Phase II for Affordable Housing Developments
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Print Fleet Management Contract (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Print Fleet Management Contract. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Print Fleet Management Contract
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(c)
2024-02-26 — Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes)
Sole Source - Boomi Integration Platform License Renewal (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source renewal of the Boomi Integration Platform license as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology
Sole Source – Boomi Integration Platform License Renewal
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Animal Control and Pound Services RFP #23-158 (vote; carried (13-0))
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded PAW Pet and Wildlife Rescue (PAWR) a three-year Animal Control and Pound Services contract at $3,740,887 with an option to extend, and authorized lease agreements for shelters at 405 Park Avenue East, Chatham and 113 Arnold Street, Wallaceburg. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor; Councillor McGrail declared a conflict.
- Related tags: animal_control
- Entities: PAW Pet and Wildlife Rescue (PAWR)
PAW Pet and Wildlife Rescue (PAWR) be awarded a three year contract for Animal Control and Pound Services for all of Chatham-Kent at a cost of $3,740,887 (HST not applicable) for the period of April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2027
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2024-03-04 — Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes)
RFP R23-242 Award - Virtual Call Centre Software Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the award of Request for Proposal R23-242 for Virtual Call Centre Software Replacement as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology
Request for Proposal R23-242 Award – Virtual Call Centre Software Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
2024-03-25 — Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Contract T23-219 - Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council awarded the tender of $1,774,100.00 including HST for the Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction to Clarke Construction Inc. and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign the necessary agreement. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Finn. Carried 16 to 0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, water_sewer
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $1,774,100.00, including HST for the Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Tender Award - T24-103 Supply and Place Gravel (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for T24-103 Supply and Place Gravel as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads
Tender Award – T24-103 Supply and Place Gravel
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Tender Award - Contract T24-166 - Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-166 Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads
Tender Award – Contract T24-166 – Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
Sole Source - Two Community Paramedicine (CP) SUVs (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source acquisition of two Community Paramedicine (CP) SUVs as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: paramedicine, fleet
Sole Source – Two Community Paramedicine (CP) SUVs
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement Renewal (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement Renewal as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology, by_laws
- Entities: Microsoft
Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement Renewal
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(e)
2024-04-08 — Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes)
Housing Assets - Painting Contractor Roster (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Housing Assets Painting Contractor Roster tender award was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 10(a)
Housing-Focused Outreach Services (vote; carried (12-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council authorized the Director of Housing Services to enter into a 12-month sole source agreement with ROCK Missions for housing-focused outreach services, renewable for one additional year, at $150,000 annually funded through the ESS Future Economic Downturn reserve. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Councillor Crew declared a conflict.
- Related tags: housing
- Entities: ROCK Missions
The Director of Housing Services be authorized to enter into a 12-month sole source agreement with ROCK Missions to provide housing-focused outreach services with the possibility to renew for one additional one-year term.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 11(b)
Housing Stability Worker - Chatham-Kent Legal Clinic (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council authorized the Director of Housing Services to enter into a two-year sole source agreement with the Chatham-Kent Legal Clinic to assist in delivering Housing Stability Services, at a total two-year value of $156,000 funded from the HPP Housing Assistance Purchase of Service Account. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor. Councillor Crew declared a conflict.
- Related tags: housing
- Entities: Chatham-Kent Legal Clinic
The Director of Housing Services be authorized to enter into a two-year sole source agreement with the Chatham-Kent Legal Clinic to assist in the delivery of Housing Stability Services.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 11(c)
Sole Source Agreement - CK Housing First Intensive Case Management (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: Council authorized the Director of Housing Services to enter into 12-month sole source agreements with the Canadian Mental Health Association, Lambton Kent (CMHA-LK) Branch to deliver CK Housing First Intensive Case Management services ($396,544 two-year value) and Portable Housing Benefits through the Homes 4 Youth program ($72,960 two-year value), each renewable for two additional one-year terms, funded through Homelessness Prevention Program accounts. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Councillor Crew declared a conflict.
- Related tags: housing, community_services
- Entities: Canadian Mental Health Association, Lambton Kent (CMHA-LK) Branch, CMHA-LK, Homes 4 Youth
The Director of Housing Services be authorized to enter into a 12 month sole source agreement with Canadian Mental Health Association, Lambton Kent (CMHA-LK) Branch to deliver CK Housing First Intensive Case Management services, with the possibility to renew for two additional one-year terms.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 11(d)
Sole Source Agreement - Hope Haven Day Programming and Winter Warming (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Wright
- Summary: Council authorized the Director of Housing Services to enter into a 12-month sole source agreement with Hope Haven to deliver day programming and winter warming services, renewable for two additional one-year terms, at a total one-year cost up to $125,000 funded from the Homelessness Prevention Program Housing Assistance Purchase of Service Account. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Wright. Councillor Crew declared a conflict.
- Related tags: housing
- Entities: Hope Haven
The Director of Housing Services be authorized to enter into a 12 month sole source agreement with Hope Haven to deliver day programming and winter warming services, with the possibility to renew for two additional one-year terms.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 11(e)
Reprographic Print and Copy Services Contract (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Reprographic Print and Copy Services Contract report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 13(e)
2024-04-29 — Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes)
Award RFP R24-211 for Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review (vote; defeated (8-8))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: A motion to award the RFP R24-211 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review contract to Strategy Corp for $68,251.50 (funded from the Strategic Development Reserve) and authorize signing of the agreement was defeated on a tie vote. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Finn.
- Related tags: governance
- Entities: Strategy Corp
The contract for RFP R24-211 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review be awarded to Strategy Corp in the amount of $68,251.50 (including HST) and funded from the Strategic Development Reserve (Account #17266).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tender Award - Bear Line Regional Park - Phase 1 (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the Bear Line Regional Park - Phase 1 tender ($2,938,000 incl. HST) to Gillier Construction Inc., approved a $65,879 contract amendment to McGuigan Engineering Inc. for contract administration, authorized signing the agreements, and directed administration to investigate a multi-purpose indoor soccer facility in Phase 2. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Jubenville.
- Related tags: parks
- Entities: Gillier Construction Inc., McGuigan Engineering Inc.
The tender in the amount of $2,938,000.00, including HST for the Bear Line Regional Park – Phase 1 be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Sole Source Award - Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Sole Source Award for Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements - Hydro Relocations was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Sole Source Award – Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements – Hydro Relocations
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Cooperative Purchase End-User Computing Devices and Services (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Council awarded the 2024 lifecycle replacement of municipal workstations/computers to Dell Technologies through the OECM agreement at a total value of $670,951 (incl. HST), funded from multiple reserves. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Thompson.
- Related tags: information_technology
- Entities: Dell Technologies, Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace (OECM)
The 2024 lifecycle replacement of municipal workstation/computers be awarded to Dell Technologies through the Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace (OECM) End-User Computing Devices and Services agreement at a total value of $670,951 including HST.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(d)
Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects - Contract Extension (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects - Contract Extension was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects – Contract Extension
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 21(d)
2024-05-13 — Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes)
Single Source Award - Contract T24-102 Surface Treatment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the single source award of Contract T24-102 for Surface Treatment as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Single Source Award – Contract T24-102 – Surface Treatment
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105C Cold in Place Pavement Recycling (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-105C for Cold in Place Pavement Recycling as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-105C – Cold in Place Pavement Recycling
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105W Hot-Mix Resurfacing (Tilbury and Wheatley) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-105W for Hot-Mix Resurfacing in Tilbury and Wheatley as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-105W – Hot-Mix Resurfacing (Tilbury and Wheatley)
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Contract T24-180 McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-180 for the McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer, infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-180 – McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
RFP R24-177 Award - Recycling Collection at Chatham-Kent Municipal Facilities (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Allin, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded RFP R24-177 to Waste Connections Canada (WCC) to service forty-three Chatham-Kent municipal facilities for a one-year term at an estimated cost of $61,896 (including HST), with two possible one-year extensions, funded from Waste Management and Facilities operating budgets. Moved by Councillor Allin, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: waste
- Entities: Waste Connections Canada (WCC)
The RFP # R24-177 be awarded to Waste Connections Canada (WCC) to service forty-three (43) Chatham-Kent municipal facilities for a one-year term at an estimated cost of $61,896 (including HST), with a possible two, one-year extensions.
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
2024-05-27 — Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation (T23-191) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the contract amendment for Contract T23-191, Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Contract Amendment – Contract T23-191 – Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Wyandott Street Reconstruction (T23-230) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T23-230, Wyandott Street Reconstruction, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T23-230 – Wyandott Street Reconstruction
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Tender Award - Cathcart Street Reconstruction (T24-199) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-199, Cathcart Street Reconstruction, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-199 – Cathcart Street Reconstruction
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Contract Amendment - Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road (T23-228) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the contract amendment for Contract T23-228, Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Contract Amendment – Contract T23-228 – Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Award RFP R24-211 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review to Strategy Corp (vote; carried (14-4))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council directed that the contract for RFP R24-211 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review be awarded to Strategy Corp for $68,251.50 (including HST), funded from the Strategic Development Reserve, including recommendations on Council composition and a report each term on population-based ward boundaries. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor.
- Related tags: ward_boundary_review, governance
- Entities: Strategy Corp
“That Council direct the contract for RFP R24-211 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review be awarded to Strategy Corp in the amount of $68,251.50 (including HST) and funded from the Strategic Development Reserve (Account #17266).”
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2024-06-10 — Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award Contract T23-251 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The tender award for Contract T23-251 for the 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain culvert replacement was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T23-251 – 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The R24-220 Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer, infrastructure
R24-220 – Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Sole Source Bed Replacement Riverview Gardens (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Council approved sole sourcing Riverview Gardens bed replacement to Cardinal Health Canada at a total value of $267,007.00 (including HST), funded from the Lifeamp Senior Services Capital Homes Reserve (17746). Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Hall.
- Related tags: community_services
- Entities: Cardinal Health Canada
Riverview Gardens bed replacement be sole sourced to Cardinal Health Canada at a total value of $267,007.00 (including HST), funded from the Lifeamp Senior Services Capital Homes Reserve (17746) through the previously approved Senior Services Furniture (24SENS001) project.
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Sole Source Bed Replacement Riverview Gardens - Referral Motion (vote; defeated (3-14))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: A motion to refer report 16(c) back to administration and direct a competitive bidding process was defeated. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: procedural, community_services
“That report 16(c) be referred back to administration and that administration be directed to undertake a competitive bidding process for these items.”
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Sole Source Unimac Washers and Dryers - Referral Motion (vote; carried (9-8))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: A motion to refer report 16(d) back to administration and direct a competitive bidding process was carried. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: procedural, community_services
“That report 16(d) be referred back to administration and that administration be directed to undertake a competitive bidding process for these items.”
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Sole Source Medical Equipment Replacement Riverview Gardens (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Council approved sole sourcing the purchase of bath chairs, resident lifts, shower panels, and disinfectors to Arjo Canada at a total value of $312,509.92 (including HST), funded from the Lifeamp Senior Services Capital Homes Reserve (17746). Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Hall.
- Related tags: community_services
- Entities: Arjo Canada
The purchase of bath chairs, resident lifts, shower panels, and disinfectors be sole sourced to Arjo Canada at a total value of $312,509.92 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Sole Source Medical Equipment Replacement Riverview Gardens - Referral Motion (vote; defeated (4-13))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: A motion to refer report 16(e) back to administration and direct a competitive bidding process was defeated. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Doyle. (The minuted motion text reads "report 16(d)" but appears under item 16(e).)
- Related tags: procedural, community_services
“That report 16(d) be referred back to administration and that administration be directed to undertake a competitive bidding process for these items.”
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Sole Source Award Vocantas Software for Advanced Scheduling of Frontline Workers (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The sole source award of Vocantas Software for advanced scheduling of frontline workers was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: software
- Entities: Vocantas
Sole Source Award – Vocantas Software for Advanced Scheduling of Frontline Workers
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105 Hot Mix Resurfacing (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Doyle
- Summary: Council awarded the Hot Mix Resurfacing tender to Huron Construction Company (a division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.) for $6,141,808.78 (including HST), partially funded by a $516,247.54 transfer from the Lifecycle ROW Infrastructure Reserve, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure
- Entities: Huron Construction Company, Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
The tender award in the amount of $6,141,808.78 (including HST) for Hot Mix Resurfacing be awarded to Huron Construction Company, A division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2024-07-15 — Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes)
Contract Award - Downtown Wallaceburg Streetlight Replacement Project (vote; carried (13-0))
- Mover: Councillor C. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the $737,680.95 (incl. HST) street light replacement contract to Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited and $53,834.05 in contract administration/electrical fees to Entegrus Powerlines Inc., partially funded by a $211,931.20 transfer from the Lifeamp ROW Infrastructure Reserve. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Carried 13 to 0; Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: infrastructure, wallaceburg
- Entities: Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited, Entegrus Powerlines Inc.
The tendered amount of $737,680.95 including HST for the installation of replacement street light poles and appurtenances for Downtown Wallaceburg be awarded to Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Request for Proposal - Housing Needs Assessment for Chatham-Kent (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Request for Proposal for a Housing Needs Assessment for Chatham-Kent was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Request for Proposal - Housing Needs Assessment for Chatham-Kent
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Affordable Housing Build Redwood Crescent & Eugenie Street - RFP for Design (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP for design of the affordable housing build at Redwood Crescent and Eugenie Street, Chatham was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Affordable Housing Build Redwood Crescent & Eugenie Street Chatham, ON – RFP for Design
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Wheatley Emergency - Single Source Purchases and Excavation By-Law (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Harrigan
- Summary: Council approved single source purchases of $6,009,575 + HST to 360 Engineering and Environmental Consulting Ltd. and $250,000 + HST to T.L. Watson and Associates, passed the Excavation in Potential Gas Emission Areas By-law, and amended User Fee By-law No. 221-2023 to add a full cost-recovery enforcement fee. Moved by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Carried 15 to 0.
- Related tags: wheatley, emergency, by_laws, gas_emissions
- Entities: 360 Engineering and Environmental Consulting Ltd., T.L. Watson and Associates
Single source purchase to 360 Engineering and Environmental Consulting Ltd. for the amount of $6,009,575 + HST be approved;
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2024-08-12 — Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes)
RFP Award - Professional Services Roster (R24-160) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the RFP for the Professional Services Roster (Contract R24-160) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: professional_services
RFP Award – Contract R24-160 – Professional Services Roster
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Contract Amendment - LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation (T23-217) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Council approved contract amendments for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation totalling $581,950 to Dayson Industrial Services Inc. and Dillon Consulting Limited, funded by a transfer of $524,064.00 from the Lifeamp Bridge Reserve. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Hall.
- Related tags: infrastructure, bridge
- Entities: Dayson Industrial Services Inc., Dillon Consulting Limited
A contract amendment in the amount of $480,250.00 (including HST) for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation be approved for Dayson Industrial Services Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award - Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting (R24-255) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the RFP for the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting (Contract R24-255) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: airport, infrastructure
RFP Award – Contract R24-255 – Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain (T23-312) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council awarded the tender of $336,062.00 for the Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain Construction and Improvements to Clarke Construction Inc. and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign agreements. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $336,062.00 (including HST) for the Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain Construction and Improvements be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Tender Award - Vink Drain (T24-242) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the tender for the Vink Drain (Contract T24-242) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-242 - Vink Drain
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Tender Award - Backus Drain Extension (T24-234) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the tender for the Backus Drain Extension (Contract T24-234) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-234 - Backus Drain Extension
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Sole Source - Purchase of Two Land Ambulances (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source purchase of two land ambulances as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services, ambulance
Sole Source – Purchase of Two Land Ambulances
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(g)
Sole Source - Purchase of Ambulance Power Cots and Power Loads (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source purchase of ambulance power cots and power loads as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services, ambulance
Sole Source – Purchase of Ambulance Power Cots and Power Loads
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(h)
Affordable Housing Build 199 Westcourt Blvd. Wallaceburg - RFP (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Affordable Housing Build at 199 Westcourt Blvd., Wallaceburg - RFP for Design and Construction Tender as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing, wallaceburg
Affordable Housing Build 199 Westcourt Blvd. Wallaceburg, ON - RFP for Design and Construction Tender
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
2024-09-09 — Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes)
Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest - Councillor Wright (Snow Removal Contract) (comment; —)
- Named councillor: Councillor Wright
- Summary: Councillor Wright disclosed a pecuniary interest in the T24-152 Snow Removal and Winter Maintenance contract award because his business does work for the recommended bidder.
- Related tags: disclosure, conflict_of_interest
His business does work for the recommended bidder.
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 10(a)
RFP Award R24-261 Transitional Cabins Chatham Project (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Councillor Storey, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the proposal of $2,295,030.00 (including HST) for supply and installation of 50 cabins and associated structures for the Transitional Housing Program to NOW Housing, authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign, and approved funding the project through a 15-year internal debenture. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Carried 15 to 1.
- Related tags: housing
- Entities: NOW Housing
associated with Transitional Housing Program be awarded to NOW Housing.
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Contract Award T24-152 Snow Removal and Winter Maintenance (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Anderson
- Summary: Council awarded the T24-152 Snow Removal & Winter Maintenance Contract in the amount of $122,707.36 (including HST) per snow event to the various contractors listed and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Councillor Wright declared a conflict. Carried 15 to 0.
- Related tags: snow_removal, winter_maintenance, roads
T24-152 Snow Removal & Winter Maintenance Contract in the amount of $122,707.36 (including HST) per snow event be awarded to the various contractors listed within.
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award R24-217 Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the $6,587,593.77 (including HST) construction services proposal for the Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements to Huron Construction, approved a contract amendment for LEA Consulting Ltd., approved a $1,455,351.26 reserve transfer, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign. Moved by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Carried 15 to 1.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, intersection
- Entities: Huron Construction, Brennan Paving & Construction Ltd., LEA Consulting Ltd.
The proposal in the amount of $6,587,593.77 (including HST) for the Construction Services for Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements be awarded to Huron Construction, a division of Brennan Paving & Construction Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Single Source Washers and Dryers at Riverview Gardens (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the single source supply and installation of washers and dryers at Riverview Gardens as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: community_services, riverview_gardens
- Entities: Riverview Gardens
Single Source – Supply and Installation of Washers and Dryers at Riverview Gardens
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Cooperative Purchase - Business Continuity Management Program (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the cooperative purchase for the Business Continuity Management Program (BCMP) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology, business_continuity
Cooperative Purchase - Business Continuity Management Program (BCMP)
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
2024-09-23 — Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes)
Housing Assets Rosters - Six Month Extension (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a six-month extension of the Housing Assets Rosters as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Housing Assets Rosters - Six Month Extension
Source: Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2024-10-07 — Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes)
Purchase of Two Tandem Axle Dump Trucks with Snow Equipment (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor B. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the purchase of two tandem axle dump trucks with snow equipment to 401 Truck Source Inc. for $1,059,004.36 (HST included). Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: fleet, infrastructure
- Entities: 401 Truck Source Inc.
The purchase of two tandem axle dump trucks with snow equipment be awarded to 401 Truck Source Inc. for $1,059,004.36 (HST included).
Source: Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2024-10-21 — Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes)
Request for New Proposal Award R24-261 Transitional Cabins Chatham Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Request for New Proposal Award R24-261 for the Transitional Cabins Chatham Project as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: housing
Request for New Proposal Award R24-261 Transitional Cabins Chatham Project
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Sole Source - Everbridge Public Alerting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source award to Everbridge Public Alerting as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
- Entities: Everbridge
Sole Source – Everbridge Public Alerting
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Sole Source - Teranet Inc. OPMA Ownership Mapping Data and Products (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the sole-source award to Teranet Inc. for OPMA ownership mapping data and products as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: mapping
- Entities: Teranet Inc.
Sole Source – Teranet Inc. OPMA Ownership Mapping Data and Products
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)
R24-259 Chatham-Kent Leaf & Yard Waste Grinding at Drop-off Depots (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Councillor Doyle, Seconder: Councillor Ceccacci
- Summary: Council awarded the contract for R24-259 Leaf & Yard Waste Grinding to Walker Environmental Group at an estimated total contract value of $1,232,296 (including HST) and approved the program cost of $1,109,720. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci.
- Related tags: waste
- Entities: Walker Environmental Group
The contract for work associated with R24-259 Chatham-Kent Leaf & Yard Waste Grinding at Drop-off Depots be awarded to Walker Environmental Group at an estimated total contract value of $1,232,296 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement tender award as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award – Contract T24-286 – East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Tender Award for Contract T24-286 East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-286 – East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
2024-11-18 — Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes)
T24-289 Public Works Generator, Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report for the T24-289 Public Works Generator at 600 Gillard Street, Wallaceburg was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
T24-289 Public Works Generator, 600 Gillard Street, Wallaceburg
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
RFP Award - Contract R24-126 - Drainage and Municipal Works Roster (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Jubenville, Seconder: Councillor McGrail
- Summary: Council approved the Drainage and Municipal Works Roster list (Appendix B) for a one-year period with two optional one-year extensions, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign the necessary agreements. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor McGrail.
- Related tags: infrastructure, rfp
The attached Drainage and Municipal Works Roster list (Appendix B) be approved for a period of one-year, with the option for two additional one-year terms.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
T24-290 Transitional Housing - Site Services (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report requesting approval of T24-290 Transitional Housing Site Services was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: housing, transitional_housing
Request for Approval – T24-290 – Transitional Housing - Site Services
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Chatham-Kent Police Service Critical Systems UPS Replacement (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Councillor Crew, Seconder: Councillor Harrigan
- Summary: Council appointed mPower Electric for the sole-source acquisition and replacement of the Chatham-Kent Police Service critical systems UPS at a cost of $192,637.45 (including HST), with the $173,475.99 funding requirement funded from the Buildings Lifecycle Reserve. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: emergency_services, budget
- Entities: mPower Electric
The project funding requirement of $173,475.99 be funded from the Buildings Lifecycle Reserve (17766).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Sole Source - Esri Small Local Government Enterprise Agreement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The sole-source Esri Small Local Government Enterprise Agreement report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: technology
- Entities: Esri
Sole Source – Esri Small Local Government Enterprise Agreement
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
2024-12-09 — Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure (Contract T24-283) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-283, Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-283 – Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tender Award - Gillespie Drain Enclosure (Contract T24-284) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-284, Gillespie Drain Enclosure, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-284 – Gillespie Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award - Grant Drain and Branch Improvements (Contract T24-241) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-241, Grant Drain and Branch Improvements, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-241 – Grant Drain and Branch Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Flooring Maintenance Roster (R24-272) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the R24-272 Flooring Maintenance Roster as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
R24-272: Flooring Maintenance Roster
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Land Ambulance Service Contract (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Land Ambulance Service Contract as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services, ambulance
Land Ambulance Service Contract
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
2024-12-16 — Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Addeman Drain Enclosure (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-270 – Addeman Drain Enclosure as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
Tender Award – Contract T24-270 – Addeman Drain Enclosure
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
RFP - Food Services Management, Riverview Gardens Long-Term Care Home (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the RFP for delivery of food services management at Riverview Gardens Long-Term Care Home as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: community_services
RFP # R24-260 – Delivery of Food Services Management, Riverview Gardens Long-Term Care Home
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
2025-01-13 — Council Meeting - January 13 2025 (Minutes)
Single Source R24-311: Walk-In Rescue Apparatus (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the single-source purchase of one walk-in rescue apparatus. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
Purchase of One (1) Walk-In Rescue Apparatus
Source: Council Meeting - January 13 2025 (Minutes) — Item 13(a)
Cooperative Purchase - Rogers Communications (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a cooperative purchase from Rogers Communications Canada Incorporated. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Entities: Rogers Communications Canada Incorporated
Rogers Communications Canada Incorporated
Source: Council Meeting - January 13 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2025-01-27 — Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes)
Asset Management Software Needs Assessment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Asset Management Software Needs Assessment to Caliberr Professional Services for $100,852.50, funded from a software reserve. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: budget
- Entities: Caliberr Professional Services
the completion of the Asset Management Software Needs Assessment be awarded to Caliberr Professional Services (2448653 ONT Ltd.) in the amount of $100,852.50 (including HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(f)
Traffic Signal Maintenance Contract Limit Increase (vote; carried (11-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Council increased the Maple City Electric traffic signal maintenance contract limit to $1,272,131.21 and authorized a $383,921.55 reserve transfer; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Bondy. Carried 11-0.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Maple City Electric
The Maintenance of Traffic Control Signals and Related Electrical Devices, awarded to Maple City Electric, be increased to $1,272,131.21 including HST.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(g)
2025-02-10 — Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes)
Library Integrated Library System Procurement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council sole-sourced the Library's Integrated Library System to Innovative Interfaces Inc. at $443,149.84 over five years. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services
- Entities: Innovative Interfaces Inc., Chatham-Kent Public Library
Chatham-Kent Public Library's Integrated Library System (ILS) be sole sourced to Innovative Interfaces Inc. (part of Clarivate Library Software Group) at a total value of $443,149.84 (including HST) over five years.
Source: Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Public Transit Fare System Procurement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced the electronic fare and technology system for public transit to TransitFare & Systems Ltd. at $144,003.81 for three years. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: transit
- Entities: TransitFare & Systems Ltd.
The purchase of the electronic fare and technology system for public transit, including related cellular data service, be single sourced to TransitFare & Systems Ltd. at a total of $144,003.81 for a three-year term.
Source: Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
2025-02-24 — Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - Gregory Line Culvert (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for engineering services on the Gregory Line over Louisville Tap Drain culvert replacement. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: RC Spencer Associates Inc.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $5,904.19 (including HST) for additional engineering services for the Gregory Line over Louisville Tap Drain Culvert Replacement project be approved for RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Contract Amendment - McFarlane Drain Structures (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the rehabilitation of 2 structures over McFarlane Drain. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: RC Spencer Associates Inc.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $161,711.94 (including HST) be approved for additional Engineering Services for the Rehabilitation of 2 Structures over McFarlane Drain for RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Contract Amendment - McDougall Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the replacement of the McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: GEI Consultants Canada Limited
That a contract amendment in the amount of $19,061.33 (including HST) for additional Engineering Service fees for the Replacement of the McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1 be approved for GEI Consultants Canada Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Contract Amendment - Third Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the Third Line over Raleigh Plains Drain bridge rehabilitation. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $27,029.60 (including HST) be approved for the additional Engineering Services for the Third Line over Raleigh Plain Drain Bridge Rehabilitation to GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(g)
Contract Amendment - Heron Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the Heron Line over Rivard Drain bridge rehabilitation. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: Dillon Consulting Limited
A contract amendment in the amount of $108,056.25 (including HST) be approved for additional Engineering Services for the Heron Line over Rivard Drain Bridge Rehabilitation for Dillon Consulting Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(h)
2025-03-17 — Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes)
Gravel Tender T25-103 - Roadway Maintenance Gravel (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the 2025 maintenance gravel supply-and-haul tenders to Rene Blain Trucking and Johnston Bros., for a total program cost of $4,154,418.86 from the ROW Infrastructure Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Rene Blain Trucking Ltd.
The total estimated program cost of $4,154,418.86 be funded from the 17770-LifeAMP ROW Infrastructure Reserve.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Grass Cutting Tender T23-100 - Retender (vote; carried (14-3))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council voted to retender the remainder of the municipal grass-cutting contract; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Thompson, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci. Councillor Harrigan declared a conflict and did not vote. Split 14-3.
That the remainder of contract be retendered.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
2025-2026 Municipal Insurance Renewal (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Council authorized purchase of municipal insurance from Marsh for a $3,050,435 premium for the year commencing April 1, 2025; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor Hall. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: governance, budget
- Entities: Marsh
Council authorize the purchase of municipal insurance for a premium amount of $3,050,435.00 (plus tax, as applicable) from Marsh for a 12 month period commencing April 1, 2025
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2025-04-07 — Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes)
Contract Award R24-327 - Two Office Trailers (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Council awarded R24-327 for two office trailers to Turkstra Modular Builders for ~$94,259, funded from the Recycling WDO Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Bondy. Carried 17-0.
- Entities: Turkstra Modular Builders Inc.
be awarded to Turkstra Modular Builders Inc. at an estimated total contract value of $94,259.18 (including HST)
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Street Light Maintenance - Entegrus SLA (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council authorized a 6-year street-light maintenance service level agreement with Entegrus (2025-2030) and amended the related project to $300,000/year; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Entegrus
Council authorize administration to enter into a 6-year service level agreement with Entegrus for the purposes of street light maintenance (2025-2030).
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(d)
2025-04-28 — Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes)
McFarlane Relief Drain Bridge Rehabilitations (T24-167) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the $3.79M McFarlane Relief Drain bridge rehabilitation tender to Facca Incorporated. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Facca Incorporated
the tender in the amount of $3,790,859.03 (incl HST) for the McFarlane Relief Drain Bridge Rehabilitations be awarded to Facca Incorporated.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Sign Manufacturing Materials Supplier Roster (R24-388) (vote; carried (15-3))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council approved a one-year sign-manufacturing materials supplier roster with renewal options; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 15-3.
the Sign Manufacturing Materials Supplier Roster (R24-388) be approved for a period of one (1) year
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Sidewalk Inspections & Trip Hazard Removal (R25-151) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the 2025 sidewalk inspection and trip-hazard removal contract to Safe Sidewalks Canada. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
the contract for R25-151 Annual Sidewalk Inspection and Trip Hazard Removal for 2025 be awarded to Safe Sidewalks Canada at a total value of $107,632.50 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
Municipal Grass Cutting - Select Parcels (T25-100) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded multi-year grass-cutting packages for select parcels to several contractors. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Entities: Talis Group Inc.
be awarded to Talis Group Inc. for the 2025, 2026, and 2027 season at a total value of $222,473.74 (incl. HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Sole Source - Three Land Ambulances (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council sole-sourced three land ambulances to Demers Ambulances for ~$1.02M, funded from the Ambulance Fleet Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: emergency_services, budget
- Entities: Demers Ambulances
the purchase of three (3) land ambulances be sole sourced to Demers Ambulances at a total value of $1,022,000.25 (HST included).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Assessment Base Management Services (R25-221) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded assessment base management services to MTE Paralegal Professional Corporation for ~$389,002.50 over three years. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, taxation
the R25-221 Assessment Base Management Services Request for Proposal be awarded to MTE Paralegal Professional Corporation at a total estimated value of $389,002.50 (including HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(f)
Affordable Housing Townhouses Tender - Redwood/Eugenie (T25-239) (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Council awarded the $5.77M tender for CK Housing Services affordable-housing townhouses on Redwood Crescent and Eugenie Street to Barrineti Construction; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Doyle. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: housing, development, budget
- Entities: Barrineti Construction Ltd.
for the CK Housing Services New Redwood Crescent and Eugenie Street Chatham - Affordable Housing Townhouses be awarded to Barrineti Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(g)
2025-05-26 — Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes)
Cox & Faircourt Sewer Separation Tender (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Cox Avenue and Faircourt Avenue Sewer Separation tender to Titan Group Construction Inc. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, water_sewer
- Entities: Titan Group Construction Inc.
tender in the amount of $2,400,000.01 (including HST) for the Cox Avenue and Faircourt Avenue Sewer Separation be awarded to Titan Group Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Surface Treatment Program Tender (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Surface Treatment Program tender to Walker Construction Limited. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
- Entities: Walker Construction Limited
tender in the amount of $1,461,794.01 (including HST) for the Surface Treatment Program be awarded to Walker Construction Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
2025-06-09 — Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes)
Structural Firefighting Helmets (R24-253) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the supply of 250 structural firefighting helmets to A.J. Stone Company for ~$156,378.55, funded from the Ontario Fire Protection Grant. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
- Entities: A.J. Stone Company Ltd.
Supply and Delivery of Structural Firefighting Helmets be awarded to A.J. Stone Company Ltd. at a total value of $156,378.55 (excluding HST)
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tupperville Road Culvert Replacements (T24-331) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.1M Two Culvert Replacements on Tupperville Road tender to Henry Heyink Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
for the Two Culvert Replacements on Tupperville Road be awarded to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Dust Suppressants - 2025 Procurement (vote; carried (13-3))
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council instructed administration to follow the procurement process for a 2025 dust suppression program (partial application this year) funded from the Strategic Reserve. Moved by Councillor Bondy, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci. Councillor Wright declared a conflict. Carried 13-3.
- Related tags: roads, environment, budget
That Council instruct administration to follow the procurement process for dust suppression program for 2025 with the goal of having a partial application completed this calendar year.
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(c)
Municipal Tariff Response - Purchasing By-law Amendments (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: McDonald
- Summary: Council approved amendments to the Chatham-Kent Purchasing By-law 205-2023 as part of the municipal tariff response; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: governance, by_laws
Amendments to the Chatham-Kent Purchasing Bylaw 205-2023 attached as Appendix A and the corresponding amending by-law attached as Appendix B be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 19(g)
2025-06-23 — Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes)
Cultural Plan Update Project (R25-240) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council awarded the Cultural Plan Update Project RFP to ERA Architects and Monumental for ~$135,600 from the Strategic Development Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Finn. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: community_services, development, budget
- Entities: ERA Architects Inc
the R25-240 Cultural Plan Update Project Request for Proposal be awarded to ERA Architects Inc in partnership with Monumental at a total estimated value of $135,600 (including HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Facilities Trades Roster (R25-209) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Facilities Trades Roster for one year with two renewal options. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
the Facilities Trades Roster list (Appendix A) be approved for a period of one year, with an option of two one-year renewals.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Lamila Street Reconstruction (T25-268) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.13M Lamila Street Reconstruction tender to Gillier Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Gillier Construction Inc.
for the Lamila Street Reconstruction be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
Cold in Place Pavement Recycling (T25-105C) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$5.5M Cold in Place Pavement Recycling tender to Huron Construction (Brennan Paving). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Huron Construction Company
for Cold in Place Pavement Recycling be awarded to Huron Construction Company, a division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Pavement Resurfacing Program (T25-105) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$6.32M Pavement Resurfacing tender to Huron Construction (Brennan Paving), partially funded by a $500,000 reserve transfer. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Huron Construction Company
for Pavement Resurfacing be awarded to Huron Construction Company, a division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Ridgetown Arena Parking Lot Improvements (T25-143) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.24M Ridgetown Arena parking lot improvements tender to Gillier Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: parks, infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Gillier Construction Inc.
for the Ridgetown Arena Parking Lot Improvements be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(f)
King Street West Reconstruction & First Street Watermain (T25-231) (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $6.42M King Street West reconstruction and First Street watermain replacement tender to Henry Heyink Construction; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, roads, water_sewer, budget
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
the tender in the amount of $6,422,149.12 (including HST) for the King Street West Reconstruction and First Street Watermain Replacement be awarded to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(g)
Talbot Trail Realignment - Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: Council approved contract amendments for the Talbot Trail realignment Stage 4 archaeological assessment ($920,950 to AECOM) and First Nations fieldwork participation ($452,000 to EXP Services). Moved by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, infrastructure, budget
- Entities: AECOM Canada Ltd., EXP Services Inc.
a contract amendment in the amount of $920,950.00 (including HST) for the Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment for the Talbot Trail Realignment project be approved for AECOM Canada Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
Tenders and RFPs Awarded by Delegated Authority (notice_of_motion; —)
- Named councillor: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding Tenders and RFPs awarded by delegated authority, to be added to the July 14, 2025 agenda.
- Related tags: governance, accountability
Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding Tenders and RFP's Awarded by Delegated Authority.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2025-07-14 — Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes)
Laurentia & Rosalie Robert Drain Tender (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the Laurentia Drain and Rosalie Robert Drain Extension Improvements tender to Clarke Construction Inc.; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor McDonald.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $2,937,435.00 (including HST) for the Laurentia Drain and Rosalie Robert Drain Extension Improvements be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Traffic Control Signals Maintenance Tender (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the traffic control signals maintenance contract to Field Electrical Contractors Inc. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
- Entities: Field Electrical Contractors Inc.
the tender for Contract T25-255 for the maintenance of traffic control signals and related devices, in the amount of $2,424,053.97 (including HST), be awarded to Field Electrical Contractors Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Parking By-law Enforcement Services RFP (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded Parking By-Law Enforcement Services to Paladin Security Group Ltd. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws
- Entities: Paladin Security Group Ltd.
the proposal in the amount of $479,121.08 (including HST) for Parking By-Law Enforcement Services be awarded to Paladin Security Group Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Dust Suppressants Tender (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Council awarded the dust suppressants tender to Den-Mar Brines Limited and approved a strategic reserve drawdown; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Bondy.
- Related tags: roads
- Entities: Den-Mar Brines Limited
The tender in the amount of $292,670.00 (including HST) for the Supply and Application of Dust Suppressants be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Reporting on Delegated-Authority Tenders and RFPs (motion; carried)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council directed an annual report on tenders/RFPs awarded under delegated authority. Councillor Ceccacci's motion, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: accountability, governance
Therefore be it resolved that Infrastructure and Engineering Services bring forward an annual information report to Council on the Tenders and RFPs that were awarded for the year through delegated authority.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(g)
2025-08-11 — Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes)
Thames River Slope Stabilization (T25-227) (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Council awarded the $6.47M Thames River Slope Stabilization tender to Clarke Construction (plus engineering/First Nations participation amendment to Montrose), funded partly from the DMAF Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Crew. Carried 15-1.
- Related tags: infrastructure, water_sewer, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
the tender award in the amount of $6,474,900.00 (including HST) for the Thames River Slope Stabilization, Thames Street be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Beattie Drain Enclosure (T24-239) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Beattie Drain Enclosure tender to Clarke Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
the tender in the amount of $410,416.00 (including HST) for the Beattie Drain Enclosure be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Four Rear-Loading Refuse Trucks (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the purchase of four rear-loading refuse trucks to Commercial Truck Equipment (~$1.74M from the Municipal Fleet Reserve). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: waste, budget
the purchase of four (4) rear-loading refuse trucks be awarded to Commercial Truck Equipment for a total value of $1,744,137.37 (including 13% HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
2025-08-25 — Council Meeting - August 25 2025 (Minutes)
Encampment Response Protocol By-law + Enforcement Contract (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: Council approved the Encampment Response Protocol public-property by-law (as amended) and single-sourced by-law enforcement to Royal Protective Services (up to $238,882 from the Housing Services Operation Reserve). Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Councillor Crew declared a conflict. Carried 15-1.
- Related tags: housing, by_laws, budget
- Entities: Royal Protective Services
By-law enforcement services for the Encampment Response Protocol be single-sourced to Royal Protective Services, at a total value not to exceed $238,882, including HST
Source: Council Meeting - August 25 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2025-09-08 — Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes)
101 McNaughton Ave West - Modular Affordable Housing Build (vote; carried (14-1))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Council approved a $4.44M contract amendment for Jayden Construction and authorized further surety-recoverable expenditures to complete the 27-unit modular affordable housing build at 101 McNaughton Avenue West, with directed recovery from bonding. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Storey. Carried 14-1.
- Related tags: housing, development, budget
- Entities: Jayden Construction
a contract amendment in the amount of $4,438,748.30 including contingency and HST for Jayden Construction be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
2025-10-20 — Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes)
CK Community Hub - Construction Award (Fortis, $43.6M) (vote; carried (14-4))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $43.6M CK Community Hub construction contract to Fortis Construction Group (plus contract administration to Architecttura), with a ~$52.8M project financed via property sales, development charges, reserve transfers and a 20-year debenture without future tax increases. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 14-4.
- Related tags: governance, infrastructure, budget
- Entities: Fortis Construction Group Inc.
the proposal in the amount of $43,619,068.53 (including HST) for the Construction Services for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub be awarded to Fortis Construction Group Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Cooperative Purchase - End-User Computing Devices (Dell/OECM) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded end-user computing device and infrastructure replacement to Dell Technologies via OECM through January 2033. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
- Entities: Dell Technologies
the replacement of Information Technology End-User computing devices and related infrastructure technology be awarded to Dell Technologies
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2025-11-03 — Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes)
Snow Removal Services Sidewalks Contract Renewal (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council extended the on-call sidewalk snow removal contracts for the 2025-2026 winter season. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
That the contracts for T24-154 On-Call Snow Removal Services - Sidewalks be extended for the 2025-2026 winter control season commencing on November 9, 2025, and concluding April 1, 2026
Source: Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2025-11-17 — Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes)
Contract T25-231 - King Street West Streetlighting Revision (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Council directed staff to amend Contract T25-231 to install decorative post-top streetlights on King Street and approved $50,000 in contract amendments for Henry Heyink Construction Ltd. and RC Spencer Associates Inc. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Crew. Councillor Ceccacci opposed. Carried 15-1.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget, roads
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd., RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Contract amendments be approved for the Contractor, Henry Heyink Construction Ltd., and Consultant, RC Spencer Associates Inc., to a total amount of $50,000 (plus applicable HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Single Source - Dillon Consulting for Risk Assessment / Record of Site Condition (421-461 Park Ave E) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced Risk Assessment consulting for a Record of Site Condition at 421-461 Park Avenue East, Chatham to Dillon Consulting Limited for $138,199 including HST, funded from the Brownfield Reserve. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: environment, budget
- Entities: Dillon Consulting Limited
be single sourced to Dillon Consulting Limited at a cost of $138,199.00 including HST
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 22(b)
2025-12-01 — Council Meeting - December 01 2025 (Minutes)
Tender Award T25-302 - St. Clair College Community Park, Phase 2 (Westhoek) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded Tender T25-302 for St. Clair College Community Park, Phase 2 to Westhoek Construction Limited for $3,303,906.71 including HST. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: parks, budget
- Entities: Westhoek Construction Limited
St. Clair College Community Park, Phase 2 be awarded to Westhoek Construction Limited in the amount of $3,303,906.71 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - December 01 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2025-12-15 — Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes)
Tender Award R25-304 - Tree Trimming Services, Chatham (Davey Tree) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded R25-304 Tree Trimming Services (Community of Chatham) to Davey Tree Experts Ltd. for $614,901.26 including HST, partly funded from Lifecycle Right-of-Way Reserves. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: environment, budget
- Entities: Davey Tree Experts Ltd.
R25-304 Tree Trimming Services Community of Chatham be awarded to Davey Tree Experts Ltd. at a total value of $614,901.26 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2026-01-26 — Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes)
RFP R24-314 - Municipal Public Safety Radio Communication (Thames / Motorola) (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the municipal public-safety radio system: Part A infrastructure/installation to Thames Communications Ltd. ($9,746,739.79 incl. HST) and Part B equipment/integration to Motorola Solutions Canada Inc. ($7,417,372.48 incl. HST), 10-year term (+5 option), with contingency, a temporary Telecom Lifecycle Reserve deficit repaid over 15 years, and a capital budget decrease. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: public_safety, budget, infrastructure
- Entities: Thames Communications Ltd., Motorola Solutions Canada Inc.
Part A: Infrastructure and installation services to Thames Communications Ltd. for $9,746,739.79 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Single Source - Lifepak 35 Paramedic Monitor/Defibrillators (Stryker) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced 18 LifePak 35 paramedic monitor/defibrillators and 8-year service agreements from Stryker Canada ULC (~$1.31M incl. HST), funded from the Ambulance Equipment Reserve and operating budget. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services, budget
- Entities: Stryker Canada ULC
The purchase of eighteen (18) LifePak35 Paramedic Monitor/ Defibrillators be single sourced from Stryker Canada ULC at a total value of $994,209.41 (HST included)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Sole Source - Lucas CPR Devices (Stryker) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council sole-sourced five Stryker Lucas CPR devices and five-year maintenance agreements from Stryker Canada ULC, funded from a TCA project and operating budget. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services, budget
- Entities: Stryker Canada ULC
The purchase of Five (5) Stryker Lucas CPR Devices be sole sourced to Stryker Canada ULC at a value of $77,288.66 (including HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Sole Source - Medical Equipment Replacement, Riverview Gardens (Arjo) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council sole-sourced replacement medical equipment for Riverview Gardens to Arjo Canada Inc. ($280,327.91 incl. HST), funded 100% by Ministry of Long-Term Care grant funding. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services, budget
- Entities: Arjo Canada Inc.
The replacement of medical equipment for Riverview Gardens be sole sourced to Arjo Canada Inc. at a total value of $280,327.91 (including HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Special Events / TogetherCK Grants - Eproval Software Pilot (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Council approved a three-year sole-source pilot of Eproval online permitting software for special events and grant applications ($118,650 incl. HST), funded from the Community Culture & Connections and Together CK reserves with zero base-budget impact. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Storey. Carried 15-0.
- Related tags: community_services, budget
- Entities: Eproval
The sole source purchase and implementation of Eproval online permitting software for managing special events and grant applications be approved for a three-year pilot project at a cost of $118,650 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Emergency Purchase - Automated External Defibrillators (Information Report) (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the information report on the emergency purchase of Automated External Defibrillators. Received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
Emergency Purchase - Automated External Defibrillators (information report)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
2026-02-09 — Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes)
Single Source - Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment (Delta Science) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced the Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment to Delta Science and Engineering Inc. ($414,337.10 incl. HST). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: infrastructure, budget, water_sewer
- Entities: Delta Science and Engineering Inc.
The Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment be Single Sourced to Delta Science and Engineering Inc. at a total value of $414,337.10 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2026-02-23 — Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes)
Banking Services Contract (Information Report) (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Banking Services Contract information report as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: budget
Banking Services Contract (information report)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
2026 Purchasing By-law Revision (vote; carried (12-3))
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council repealed Purchasing By-law 205-2023 and adopted a new Purchasing By-law governing municipal procurement. Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci. Councillors Bondy, Doyle and Jubenville opposed. Carried 12-3.
- Related tags: governance, by_laws
By-law 205-2023, which regulates the procurement of goods and services by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent, be repealed.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(c)
Contract Extension - T25-256 Pavement Marking (Provincial Pavement Markings) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council extended the T25-256 Pavement Marking Maintenance contract with Provincial Pavement Markings Inc. for 2026 ($706,751.16) and authorized the 2027 final extension ($718,557.51). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Provincial Pavement Markings Inc.
be extended with Provincial Pavement Markings Inc. for the first extension term (2026), at a total value of $706,751.16 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
2026-03-09 — Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes)
Tender T25-316 - Bloomfield Business Park Phase 3 (Clarke Construction) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the $1,385,493.01 Bloomfield Business Park Phase 3 tender to Clarke Construction Inc., with contract administration to Aplin & Martin and hydro/streetlight works to Entegrus Powerlines. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: development, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
for the Bloomfield Business Park - Phase 3 be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tender T26-165 - Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line (T.A.A. Construction) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $3,214,461.85 Sydenham River Slope Stabilization (Glasgow Line Sites 2-3) to T.A.A. Construction Inc., with contract administration to Montrose Environmental Services Canada Inc. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure, water_sewer, budget
- Entities: T.A.A. Construction Inc., Montrose Environmental Services Canada Inc.
The tender award in the amount of $3,214,461.85 (including HST) for the Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line Sites 2-3 be awarded to T.A.A. Construction Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
ESS Records Digitization (Nimble Information Strategies) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded digitization of Employment and Social Services Ontario Works case files to Nimble Information Strategies Inc. ($248,169.79 incl. HST), funded from a lifecycle reserve. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services, budget
- Entities: Nimble Information Strategies Inc.
The digitization of Employment and Social Services active Ontario Works case files be awarded to Nimble Information Strategies Inc. at a total value of $248,169.79 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
2026-03-23 — Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes)
Single Source T26-102A - Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment (Walker Construction) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced the Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment Program (Contract T26-102A) to Walker Construction Limited ($589,857 excl. HST). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, budget
- Entities: Walker Construction Limited
for the Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment Program be awarded to Walker Construction Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
2026-04-13 — Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes)
Evaluation of encampment response (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Bondy, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: Council carried the RFP and funding directions for an independent encampment-response evaluation.
- Related tags: encampments, housing, budget
- Entities: Chatham Kent, Pathways on Park, Chatham-Kent, Housing Services Operation Reserve 17316
MovedCouncillor BondySecondedCouncillor Jubenville“That
Administration issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) to retain an independent consultant to evaluate Chatham Kent’s encampment response and the Transitional Cabins project (Pathways on Park), and to provide recommendations for enhancements or potential changes to how Chatham-Kent delivers services, at a cost not to exceed $55,000 (inclusive of HST and any municipal tax rebates).
The Key RFP Terms attached to this report (Scope, Mandatory Requirements, Deliverables, Timeline) be approved and incorporated into the solicitation posted on the Municipality’s Bids & Tenders portal.
The results of the RFP be brought to Council for approval.
The Director, Housing Services be authorized to execute the resulting agreement.
Funding for the $55,000 study be drawn from the Housing Services Operation Reserve 17316.
Administration report back to Council with the consultant’s final report and an implementation plan with a recommended funding source for any proposed enhancements.”
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldConflict (1)Councillor CrewAbsent (2)Councillor C. McGregor, and Councillor ThompsonMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 12(c)
Winter control fleet expansion (vote; carried (13-2))
- Mover: Councillor Wright, Seconder: Councillor Crew
- Summary: Council carried the winter control fleet expansion motion 13-2.
- Related tags: roads, fleet, budget
- Entities: Municipal Fleet Reserve, Public Works, Infrastructure and Engineering Services, I&ES
MovedCouncillor WrightSecondedCouncillor Crew"That
One-time capital funding in the amount of $1,559,061.00 for the purchase of two (2) new tandem axle snowplow/salter units and one (1) new triaxle snowplow/salter unit be approved and funded from the Municipal Fleet Reserve (17866).
Administration be given the authority to procure these additional units immediately.
A business case be brought to the 2028 Budget process for consideration to reduce the Public Works operating budget as described in this report.
The General Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering Services (I&ES) be authorized to negotiate and execute a one-year contract for the supply and operation of tandem axle snowplows/salter units for the 2026/2027 winter control season, continuing the services previously provided under project R23-303, with such agreement being in a form and on terms satisfactory with General Manager of I&ES and the Director of Legal Services."
Yes (13)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldNo (2)Councillor Wright, and Councillor DoyleAbsent (3)Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, and Councillor AllinMotion Carried (13 to 2)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 12(d)
Maintenance gravel contract (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Doyle, Seconder: Councillor McGrail
- Summary: Council carried the maintenance gravel contract motion 15-0.
- Related tags: road_maintenance, gravel, budget
- Entities: Rene Blain Trucking Ltd., Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd., Dover, Chatham Township, Thamesville, Wallaceburg, Tilbury, Raleigh, Kent Centre, Ridgetown
MovedCouncillor DoyleSecondedCouncillor McGrail
"That
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $33.50 be accepted for the supply and haul 16,035 tonnes of 100% crushed dolomite quarry stone 0-22 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Dover division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $32.50 be accepted for the supply and haul of 21,250 tonnes of 100% crushed dolomite quarry stone 0-22 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Chatham Township division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $26.50 be accepted for the supply and haul of 13,725 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Thamesville division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $32.25 be accepted for the supply and haul of 2,400 tonnes of 100% crushed dolomite 0-22 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Wallaceburg division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. For the per tonne unit price of $28.49 be accepted for the supply and haul of 18,525 tonnes of 100% crushed 0-22 mm Limestone “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Tilbury division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $30.34 be accepted for the supply and haul of 18,300 tonnes of 100% crushed 0-22 mm limestone granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Raleigh division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $26.95 be accepted for the supply and haul of 20,250 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Kent Centre division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $25.85 be accepted for the supply and haul of 23,475 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” roadway maintenance gravel for the Ridgetown division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $28.91 be accepted for the supply and haul 884 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Dover division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd for the per tonne unit price of $29.41 for the supply and haul 1000 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Chatham Township division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $31.25 be accepted for the supply and haul 200 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Wallaceburg division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $26.50 be accepted for the supply and haul 805 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Thamesville division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $27.91 be accepted for the supply and haul 1,060 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Tilbury division.
The low tender of Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $27.91 be accepted for the supply and haul 950 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Raleigh division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $26.95 be accepted for the supply and haul 1,400 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Kent Centre division.
The low tender of Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the per tonne unit price of $25.85 be accepted for the supply and haul 1,310 tonnes of 0-19 mm granular “A” shoulder maintenance gravel for the Ridgetown division.
The total estimated program cost of $4,605,849.67 be funded from the project 24PWGRAVEL"
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (3)Councillor Bondy, Councillor C. McGregor, and Councillor ThompsonMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Dust suppressant tender (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Doyle, Seconder: Councillor Wright
- Summary: Council carried the dust suppressant tender motion 15-0.
- Related tags: dust_suppressants, budget
- Entities: Den-Mar Brines Ltd., Infrastructure and Engineering Services, I&ES
MovedCouncillor DoyleSecondedCouncillor Wright"That
The tender in the amount of $1,277,500.00 (excluding HST) for the supply and application of dust suppressants be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Ltd.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreement for the initial term of the contract (2026).
The General Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering Services (I&ES), together with the Director of Legal Services, be authorized to execute the optional one-year contract extensions for the first and second renewal terms (2027 and 2028), as provided in the original contract documents, subject to the following conditions:
the supplier’s performance during the preceding term has been satisfactory;
both parties mutually agree to the contract extension;
funds are approved in the applicable future Council-approved budgets; and
all terms and conditions remain acceptable to the Municipality."
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (3)Councillor Bondy, Councillor C. McGregor, and Councillor ThompsonMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Longwoods Road culvert replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Item 16(c) was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: culvert, roads, budget
- Entities: Longwoods Road, Cruickshank Drain, Facca Incorporated, GEI Consultants Canada, Lifeamp Bridge Lifecycle Reserve
c.Tender Award – Contract T24-323 – Longwoods Road Over Cruickshank Drain Culvert Replacement "That
The tender in the amount of $4,659,860.00 (excluding HST) for the Longwoods Road over Cruickshank Drain Culvert Replacement be awarded to Facca Incorporated.
A Contract Amendment in the amount of $82,700.00 (excluding HST) for Contract Administration and Inspection Services, be approved for GEI Consultants Canada.
The project be partially funded by a transfer of $889,029.06 from the Lifeamp Bridge Lifecycle Reserve to the Longwoods Road over Cruickshank Dr. project account (21ENG3008).
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Items 14 and 16(c)
110 Sandys Street RFP (agenda_item; withdrawn)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: The Clerk recorded that item 16(d) was removed by administration.
- Related tags: agenda
- Entities: 110 Sandys Street, Chatham
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
The Clerk noted that this report was removed from the agenda by administration.
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Airport fuel truck purchase (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Councillor Doyle, Seconder: Councillor Anderson
- Summary: Council carried the airport fuel truck purchase motion 16-0.
- Related tags: airport, vehicle, budget
- Entities: Brandon Flight Centre Inc.
MovedCouncillor DoyleSecondedCouncillor Anderson"That
The purchase in the amount of $254,000.00 (excluding HST) of one used 2022 Airport Fuel Truck be awarded to Brandon Flight Centre Inc.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreement of purchase and sale."
Yes (16)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (2)Councillor C. McGregor, and Councillor ThompsonMotion Carried (16 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Item 18(b) was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology, software, budget
- Entities: Microsoft Canada Inc., Municipality of Chatham‑Kent
b.Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Negotiation "That
Administration proceed with direct negotiation with Microsoft Canada Inc. for the Municipality’s 2027–2030 Microsoft Enterprise Agreement, recognizing that Microsoft Canada Inc. is the sole provider of Microsoft software and cloud services in Canada.
Administration initiate a procurement process to select a Microsoft‑authorized Licensing Solution Partner (LSP) to administer the Enterprise Agreement on Microsoft Canada Inc.’s behalf, in accordance with the Municipality of Chatham‑Kent Purchasing By‑Law.
The Director, Information Technology & Transformation and Director, Legal Services be authorized to finalize the Microsoft Enterprise Agreement terms, pricing, and the recommended Licensing Solution Partner, within existing municipal budget."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Items 14 and 18(b)
Technology strategy consulting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Item 18(c) was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: information_technology, consulting, budget
- Entities: Gartner Canada Co., ITT Strategic Plan Reserve
c.Corporate Technology Strategic Plan Executive Consulting Support "That
A one‑year Executive Strategy Service be awarded to Gartner Canada Co. at a total cost of $146,008.43 including applicable taxes and funded from the ITT Strategic Plan Reserve.
The Director, Information Technology & Transformation, be authorized to execute the necessary agreements, satisfactory to the Director, Legal Services."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Items 14 and 18(c)
Firefighter decontamination trailer (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Bondy
- Summary: Council carried the decontamination trailer purchase motion 16-0.
- Related tags: fire_services, decontamination, grant
- Entities: Canadian Safety Equipment Inc., Office of the Fire Marshal, OFM
MovedCouncillor AndersonSecondedCouncillor Bondy"That
The Firefighter Decontamination Trailer be awarded to Canadian Safety Equipment Inc. at a total value of $162,514.34 (including HST).
The total purchase cost of $162,514.34 be funded from the Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) Fire Protection Grant Year 2 funding."
Yes (16)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (2)Councillor C. McGregor, and Councillor ThompsonMotion Carried (16 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - April 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
2026-04-27 — Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes)
Park Avenue Business Centre renovations (vote; carried (16-1))
- Mover: Councillor Finn, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: The Park Avenue Business Centre renovation award motion carried 16-1.
- Related tags: building_renovations
- Entities: Park Avenue Business Center, Oscar Construction Company Limited, Architecttura Inc., Architects
MovedCouncillor FinnSecondedCouncillor Jubenville"That
The proposal in the amount of $6,545,129.50 (excluding HST) for the Construction Services for the Park Avenue Business Center Building Renovations be awarded to Oscar Construction Company Limited.
The fees for consulting services in the amount of $55,405.00 (excluding HST) for the Contract Administration Services for the Park Avenue Business Center Building Renovations be awarded as a contract amendment to Architecttura Inc., Architects.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreements."
Yes (16)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, and Councillor McDonaldNo (1)Councillor StoreyAbsent (1)Councillor HallMotion Carried (16 to 1)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Delegated tender and RFP awards (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Item 18(b) was received through the consent agenda.
- Related tags: delegated_authority
This report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
Conflict of interest declaration (comment; unknown)
- Named councillor: Councillor Crew
- Summary: Councillor Crew declared a conflict because her daughter-in-law authored the report.
- Related tags: conflict_of_interest, housing
- Entities: Wallaceburg
a.Homeless Serving Day Program (Wallaceburg) – Single Source Award Councillor Crew declared a conflict on this item. (Her daughter in law is the author of the report.)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
Wallaceburg homeless-serving day program (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Item 20(a) was approved through the consent agenda, with Councillor Crew recorded as having a conflict.
- Related tags: housing, day_program
- Entities: Wallaceburg, Reach Out Chatham-Kent, R.O.C.K
a.Homeless Serving Day Program (Wallaceburg) – Single Source Award Councillor Crew declared a conflict on this item. (Her daughter in law is the author of the report.)"That
The purchase of Homeless-Serving Day Program - Wallaceburg be Single Sourced to Reach Out Chatham-Kent (R.O.C.K) at a total value of $73,000 (HST Exempt) per year.
The Director, Housing Services, be authorized to enter into an agreement with R.O.C.K for two years with two optional one-year extensions."
The report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
Long-term care organizational review (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Harrigan
- Summary: The long-term care review award motion carried 15-0.
- Related tags: community_services, organizational_review
- Entities: Colliers Project Leaders Inc., Seniors Services Operational Reserve
MovedCouncillor AndersonSecondedCouncillor Harrigan"That
The Long-Term Care Home Program, Staffing and Organizational Structure Review be awarded to Colliers Project Leaders Inc. at a total value of $105,100.00 (excluding HST).
The total project cost of $106,949.76 is to be funded from Seniors Services Operational Reserve."
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (3)Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Hall, and Councillor C. McGregorMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 20(c)
2026-05-11 — Council Meeting - May 11 2026 (Minutes)
Pavement resurfacing tender award (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Storey, Seconder: Councillor Allin
- Summary: The pavement-resurfacing tender motion carried 15-0, with three councillors absent.
- Related tags: roads, pavement_resurfacing
- Entities: Huron Construction Company, Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd., Mayor, Clerk
MovedCouncillor StoreySecondedCouncillor Allin"That
The tender award in the amount of $6,297,429.00 (excluding HST) for Pavement Resurfacing be awarded to Huron Construction Company, A division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreement."
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (3)Councillor Bondy, Councillor Hall, and Councillor C. McGregorMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - May 11 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
2026-05-25 — Combined Council Meeting - May 25 2026 (Minutes)
199 Westcourt affordable housing build (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Hall, Seconder: Councillor C. McGregor
- Summary: All nine clauses concerning the 199 Westcourt affordable-housing project were approved 15-0.
- Related tags: affordable_housing, financing, borrowing
- Entities: 199 Westcourt Boulevard, Wallaceburg, S.E.M. Construction Limited, Barry Bryan Associates, CK Housing New Construction Reserve #17315, 2026 Building Faster Fund, MMAH, Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation, OILC
MovedCouncillor HallSecondedCouncillor C. McGregor"That
The proposal in the amount of $30,943,118.00 (excluding HST) for the construction of Affordable Housing at 199 Westcourt Boulevard in Wallaceburg be awarded to S.E.M. Construction Limited.
The fees for consulting services in the amount of $658,019.00 (excluding HST) for the Contract Administration Services for the Affordable Housing construction be awarded as a contract amendment to Barry Bryan Associates.
Administration be authorized to use $2,528,032.01 of the uncommitted balance of CK Housing New Construction Reserve #17315 towards this Affordable Housing development.
The use of provincial contributions for a total of $5,618,870 be approved as a contribution towards 50-units of Affordable Housing in the 72-unit project.
The General Manager of Health and Human Services and General Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering Services be authorized to enter into Contribution Agreements that assigns provincial funding to the project per provincial program guidelines.
Administration be authorized to use the $440,000 funding received from the 2026 Building Faster Fund for this affordable housing projects capital expenses.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement with the MMAH for receipt of funding in the 2026 Building Faster Fund and the Chief Financial Officer be authorized to approve any necessary investment plans or reports required by the Ministry.
Council approve a by-law to authorize the submission of an application to Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation (OILC) for financing certain capital works and to authorize temporary and long-term borrowing through the issuance of a $13 million debenture amortized over 30 years.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreements."
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, and Councillor StoreyAbsent (3)Councillor Finn, Councillor Anderson, and Councillor McDonaldMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 25 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
199 Westcourt affordable housing contract removed from consent (agenda_item; unknown)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: Item 16(a) was placed aside for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, affordable_housing
- Entities: 199 Westcourt Affordable Housing Build
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
16(a) - RFP Award - Contract R26-209 - 199 Westcourt Affordable Housing Build
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 25 2026 (Minutes) — Item 14
Wood carvings procurement and valuation (question; unknown)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: Council posed procurement and valuation questions, and the Deputy CAO said administration would return with the information.
- Related tags: ward_funding, wood_carvings
- Entities: Councillor Ward Funding report, Deputy CAO
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Council questioned the cost of the wood carvings from the Councillor Ward Funding report. They questioned if the procurement of the wood carvings followed the municipal purchasing policy or if it was singled sourced and how the value of the wood carvings was assessed. The Deputy CAO noted that administration would have to come back to Council with that information.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 25 2026 (Minutes) — Item 24
2026-06-08 — Council Meeting - June 8 2026 (Minutes)
Myers Drain and Pump Works tender (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Thompson, Seconder: Councillor Storey
- Summary: The tender award and agreement authorization motion carried 15-0.
- Related tags: infrastructure
- Entities: Myers Drain and Pump Works, Clarke Construction Inc.
MovedCouncillor ThompsonSecondedCouncillor Storey"That
The tender award in the amount of $2,117,000.00 (excluding HST) for the Myers Drain and Pump Works be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
Yes (15)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (3)Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Wright, and Councillor AllinMotion Carried (15 to 0)
Source: Council Meeting - June 8 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2026-06-22 — Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes)
Base Line Road pavement recycling tender (vote; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Base Line Road tender award was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: roads
- Entities: Huron Construction Company, Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd., Base Line Road
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded
a.Tender Award – Contract T26-105C – Base Line Road Cold-In Place Recycling "That
The tender in the amount of $3,929,467.00 (not including HST) for Base Line Road Cold in Place Pavement Recycling be awarded to Huron Construction Company, a division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreement."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Professional Services Roster (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Storey, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: The Professional Services Roster motion carried 18-0 after being placed aside from consent.
- Related tags: professional_services
- Entities: Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Legal Services
MovedCouncillor StoreySecondedCouncillor McDonald"That
The attached Professional Services Roster list (Appendix A) be approved for a period of one-year, with the option for one additional one-year term.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreements.
The General Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering Services and the Director of Legal Services be authorized to extend the roster for the one additional one-year term, subject to the same terms and conditions.".
Yes (18)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldMotion Carried (18 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
Dufferin Avenue Bridge rehabilitation (vote; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Dufferin Avenue Bridge rehabilitation report was approved through the consent agenda.
- Related tags: bridge, infrastructure
- Entities: Dufferin Avenue, Running Creek, KB Civil Constructors Inc., GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded, Evidence excerpt is long or vague
c.Tender Award – Contract T26-189 – Dufferin Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation over Running Creek
"That
The tender in the amount of $1,949,148.83 (excluding HST) for the Dufferin Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation over Running Creek be awarded to KB Civil Constructors Inc.
A Contract Amendment in the amount of $74,200.00 (excluding HST) for Contract Administration and Inspection Services, be approved for GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
The project be partially funded by a transfer of $183,959.77 from the Lifeamp Bridge Lifecycle Reserve to the Dufferin Avenue Bridge over Running Creek project account (18ENG2061).
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(c)
Selkirk Street sewer separation (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Storey, Seconder: Councillor B. McGregor
- Summary: The Selkirk Street Sewer Separation motion carried 18-0 after being placed aside from consent.
- Related tags: sewers, infrastructure
- Entities: Selkirk Street, Clarke Construction Inc., RC Spencer Associates Inc.
MovedCouncillor StoreySecondedCouncillor B. McGregor"That
The tender award in the amount of $2,675,900.00 (excluding HST) for the Selkirk Street Sewer Separation Phase II project be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
A Contract Amendment in the amount of $20,000.00 (excluding HST) for Contract Administration and Inspection Services be approved for RC Spencer Associates Inc.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the necessary agreements."
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(d)
Convention Centre management (vote; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Convention Centre management award was approved through the consent agenda.
- Related tags: convention_centre, single_source
- Entities: Chatham-Kent John D. Bradley Convention Centre, Compass Group Canada Ltd.
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded
e.Single Source – The Management of the Chatham-Kent John D. Bradley Convention Centre "That
The management of the Chatham-Kent John D. Bradley Convention Centre be awarded to Compass Group Canada Ltd. for a period of five years effective January 1, 2027 to December 31, 2031 for a total of $557,170 plus 3.25% of total net revenues, with an option for a further five year extension if mutually agreed upon.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreement(s)."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 17(e)
Accessible kayak launches in Erieau (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Thompson
- Summary: The Erieau kayak-launch motion carried 18-0 after being placed aside from consent.
- Related tags: community_services, parks
- Entities: Third Street, Erieau, Stass Lane
MovedCouncillor CeccacciSecondedCouncillor Thompson"That
Administration be authorized to issue a procurement for the construction of an accessible kayak launch at the end of Third Street in the community of Erieau.
Administration discontinue the design and construction of an accessible kayak launch at the end of Stass Lane in the community of Erieau."
Yes (18)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldMotion Carried (18 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Fire records management system (vote; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The FirstDue cooperative purchase was approved through the consent agenda.
- Related tags: fire_services, information_technology, budget
- Entities: FirstDue, Kinetic Group Purchasing Organization, CDW Canada Corp., Ministry of the Solicitor General, MNRF
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded, Evidence excerpt is long or vague
a.Cooperative Purchase – Fire Records Management System (FirstDue) "That
Approve the cooperative purchase of a Fire Records Management System (RMS), FirstDue, through the Kinetic Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) RFSO 2112 – Information Technology Solutions and Services, with CDW Canada Corp., a Canadian vendor, as the supplier;
Authorize the award at a total cost of $123,278.90 (excluding HST) for Year One, which includes software licensing and implementation services, as part of a five (5)year agreement with options to extend for an additional two (2) years;
Approve Year One costs to be fully funded through approved Ministry of the Solicitor General / MNRF Grant funding;
Approve that ongoing annual software licensing costs in Years Two through Five be funded from existing, previously approved Fire Services base operating budgets, and formally adjusted through the 2027 budget maintenance process; and
Authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute all necessary agreements."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Land ambulance contract adjustment (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Allin
- Summary: The land-ambulance contract adjustment carried 18-0 after being placed aside from consent.
- Related tags: ambulance, budget
- Entities: Medavie EMS, EMS Services, Labour Relations reserve
MovedCouncillor AndersonSecondedCouncillor Allin"That
An economic adjustment of $2,325,000 (HST Exempt) be added to the existing contract with Medavie EMS to ensure continuance of the provision of EMS Services until December 31, 2029. The 2026 adjustment in the amount of $225,000 be funded from the Labour Relations reserve (17196), with the remaining years amount referred to the 2027 Budget Update and 2028-2031 Multi-Year Budget.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreements.
Administration begin planning and preparation for a Request for Proposals (RFP) sufficiently in advance of the current contract’s expiry, including the development of an internal bid to be evaluated alongside external submissions. Planning should commence in 2027 to ensure full preparedness for the end of the current contract of December 31, 2029."
Yes (18)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Crew, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldMotion Carried (18 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 22 2026 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
2026-07-13 — Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes)
Rosedale Line culvert replacement tender (agenda_item; carried)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: The four-clause recommendation for Contract T25-277 was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: culvert, infrastructure, reserve_funding
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd., Hrycay Consulting Engineers Inc., Lifeamp Bridge Lifecycle Reserve
a.Tender Award – Contract T25-277 – Rosedale Line over King and Whittle Drain Culvert Replacement "That
The tender in the amount of $1,177,087.50 (excluding HST) for the Rosedale Line over King and Whittle Drain culvert replacement be awarded to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
A Contract Amendment in the amount of $25,000.00 (excluding HST) for Contract Administration and Inspection Services, be approved for Hrycay Consulting Engineers Inc.
The project be partially funded by a transfer of $223,244.24 from the Lifeamp Bridge Lifecycle Reserve to the Rosedale Line over King and Whittle Drain project account (23ENG3022).
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Dover Public Works Yard and Big Pointe Road tender (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Councillor McGrail, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: The three-clause tender motion carried 14-0 after being set aside from consent.
- Related tags: infrastructure, road_improvements
- Entities: Dover, Big Pointe Road, Gillier Construction Inc., LEA Consulting Ltd.
MovedCouncillor McGrailSecondedCouncillor Jubenville"That
The tender in the amount of $1,420,000.00 (excluding HST) for the Dover Public Works Yard and Big Pointe Road be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
A Contract Amendment in the amount of $25,000.00 (excluding HST) for the Contract Administration and Inspection Services, be approved for LEA Consulting Ltd.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
Yes (14)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Allin, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (4)Councillor Crew, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Wright, and Councillor AndersonMotion Carried (14 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Riverview Gardens child care renovations (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Councillor Storey, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: The four-clause renovation motion carried 16-0 after being set aside from consent.
- Related tags: child_care, renovations
- Entities: Riverview Gardens, Vince Ferro Construction, A+Link Architecture Inc., Early Learning Child Care Infrastructure Fund
MovedCouncillor StoreySecondedCouncillor McDonald"That
The proposal in the amount of $1,713,507 (excluding HST) for the renovations to Riverview Gardens to establish a childcare Centre be awarded to Vince Ferro Construction.
The fees for consulting services in the amount of $42,300 (excluding HST) for the Contract Administration Services be awarded as a contract amendment to A+Link Architecture Inc.
Administration be authorized to use $2,068,811.91 from the Early Learning Child Care Infrastructure Fund towards this capital project.
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreements."
Yes (16)Mayor Canniff, Councillor Bondy, Councillor Ceccacci, Councillor Finn, Councillor Hall, Councillor Harrigan, Councillor McGrail, Councillor B. McGregor, Councillor C. McGregor, Councillor Thompson, Councillor Allin, Councillor Anderson, Councillor Doyle, Councillor Jubenville, Councillor Storey, and Councillor McDonaldAbsent (2)Councillor Crew, and Councillor WrightMotion Carried (16 to 0)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Airport maintenance facility tender (agenda_item; carried)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: The recommendations for Tender T26-192 were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: airport, septic_system
- Entities: Agri-Urban Building Inc., Spriet Associates Ltd., SJCT Properties Inc., SJCT Properties Ltd.
d.Tender Award – T26-192 Airport Maintenance Facility "That
The tender in the amount of $797,837.00 (excluding HST) for the Airport Maintenance Facility be awarded to Agri-Urban Building Inc.
A contract amendment in the amount of $10,000.00 (excluding HST) for contract administration and inspection services, be approved for Spriet Associates Ltd.
Council authorize administration to enter into an agreement with SJCT Properties Inc. satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services for the connection of the terminal building and airport maintenance facility to the septic system servicing hangar 6. Consideration for this agreement is payable to SJCT Properties Ltd. in the amount of $52,078.00 (excluding HST)
The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into the recommended agreements."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Encampment protocol evaluation (agenda_item; carried)
- Named councillor: —
- Summary: The R26-221 award and funding recommendation were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: encampments, housing
- Entities: Chatham-Kent, Vink Consulting, Housing Services
e.Award of R26-221, Evaluation of Chatham-Kent’s Encampment Protocol "That
The Evaluation of Chatham-Kent’s Encampment Protocol, R26-221 be awarded to Vink Consulting at a total value of $48,933.75 (including HST).
The total project cost of $48,933.75 (including HST), will be funded from the Housing Services division’s previously approved operating budget and charged to the Housing Services Professional Fees Account (15558.50072.SHADMIN)."
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 13 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)