C-47.1 - Municipal Powers Act

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17.2. A local municipality wishing to operate an enterprise referred to in section 17.1 with a person operating a private-sector enterprise must issue a call for tenders if the project involves the operation of an enterprise controlled by one or more local municipalities or regional county municipalities.
The call for tenders must invite persons operating a private-sector enterprise to submit their expertise and main achievements in the provision of goods and services relating to power production and specified in the call for tenders.
The call for tenders must be published on an electronic tendering system accessible to contractors having an establishment in Québec or in a territory covered by an intergovernmental trade liberalization agreement applicable to the local municipality, and in a newspaper in the territory of the local municipality.
2005, c. 50, s. 107; 2006, c. 31, s. 118; 2010, c. 18, s. 75.
17.2. A local municipality wishing to operate an enterprise referred to in section 17.1 with a person operating a private-sector enterprise must issue a call for tenders if the project involves the operation of an enterprise controlled by one or more local municipalities or regional county municipalities.
The call for tenders must invite persons operating a private-sector enterprise to submit their expertise and main achievements in the provision of goods and services relating to power production and specified in the call for tenders.
The call for tenders must be published on an electronic tendering system accessible to contractors having an establishment in Québec or in a province or territory covered by an intergovernmental trade liberalization agreement applicable to the local municipality, and in a newspaper in the territory of the local municipality.
2005, c. 50, s. 107; 2006, c. 31, s. 118.
17.2. With the authorization of the Minister, a local municipality that formed a limited partnership under section 17.1 may stand surety for it.
Before giving the authorization, the Minister may order the municipality to submit the decision authorizing suretyship to the approval of the qualified voters, according to the procedure prescribed for the approval of loan by-laws.
2005, c. 50, s. 107.