Decisions · General Government Committee — 2026-04-08

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Non-Competitive Contract with Upland Software Inc., for Telecom E… — approvedHigh impact
Summary of Open Competitive Awards Made by the Chief Procurement… — approved
Amendment to Purchase Order 6051950 with WSP Canada Inc., for Eng… — approved
Amendment to Purchase Order Number 6052967 with Coolearth Archite… — approved
Purchase Order Amendments for Professional Services and Non-Compe… — approved

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#	Action	Wards
2026.GG28.1	Summary of Open Competitive Awards Made by the Chief Procurement Officer from February 14th to March 6th, 2026	All
2026.GG28.2	Amendment to Purchase Order 6051950 with WSP Canada Inc., for Engineering Services for the Rehabilitation and Upgrades of Eight Group Seven Sewage Pumping Stations at Various Locations	1 - Etobicoke North, 2 - Etobicoke Centre, 3 - Etobicoke - Lakeshore, 13 - Toronto Centre, 16 - Don Valley East, 19 - Beaches - East York
2026.GG28.3	Amendment to Purchase Order Number 6052967 with Coolearth Architecture Inc., for the Mount Dennis Early Learning and Child Care Centre Project	5 - York South - Weston
2026.GG28.4	Purchase Order Amendments for Professional Services and Non-Competitive Contract with Jordan Sook Studios Inc., for the Provision of Public Art - New Etobicoke Civic Centre	3 - Etobicoke - Lakeshore
2026.GG28.5	Amendment to Non-Competitive Blanket Contract 4300000085 with City Dispensers Inc., for the Non-Exclusive Supply and Delivery of Prescription Eyewear for Toronto Employment and Social Services	All
2026.GG28.6	Non-Competitive Extension with Moneris Solutions Corporation for Payment Processing Services	All
2026.GG28.8	Non-Competitive Contract with Microsoft Canada Inc., for M365 Software Licenses, Cloud Subscriptions, and Support Services	All
2026.GG28.9	Non-Competitive Contract with Upland Software Inc., for Telecom Expense Management Service	All
2026.GG28.10	Non-Competitive Contract with Wajax Limited for Repairs, Maintenance, Service Calls and Authorized Warranty Work on Allison Automatic Transmissions for Toronto Fire Services	All
2026.GG28.11	Non-Competitive Procurement Contract with Motorola Solutions Canada Inc., for the Provision of Enhanced Radio Communications Equipment at the St. Lawrence Market North Building	13 - Toronto Centre
2026.GG28.12	Non-Competitive Contract with Bramic Creative Business Products Ltd., for the Provision and Installation of Specialized Dispatch Consoles and Related Maintenance Services for Paramedic Services	All
2026.GG28.13	130 Merton Street - Designation of a Portion of the Property used by Senior Peoples' Resources in North Toronto as a Municipal Capital Facility	12 - Toronto - St. Paul's

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2026.GG28.7	Non-Competitive Agreements Required to Support the Existing and New Electric Ferries	All

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Summary of Open Competitive Awards Made by the Chief Procurement Officer from February 14th to March 6th, 2026

2026.GG28.1

Effective October 1, 2025, the Bid Award Panel was eliminated, and the Chief Procurement Officer was authorized to make an award resulting from an open competitive solicitation valued up to $30 million and with a term of up to five years, including option periods, or the projected term of capital funding for a project as approved by Council. This authority is set out in Section 8.1(D) of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 195, Procurement.   The purpose of this report is to inform the General Government Committee of open competitive solicitations awarded during the period from February 14th to March 6th, 2026, under the authority of the Chief Procurement Officer.  During this period, the Chief Procurement Officer leveraged their authority for 17 various awards detailed in Attachment 1 that include award amounts ranging from $0.596 million to $13.9 million in value.

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