Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Windsor.
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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Procurement of a consistent supply and delivery of high-quality fresh fruits and vegetables for Huron Lodge's long-term care food service operations.
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Sep 23, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Procurement of a comprehensive, proven, and fully web-based hybrid legislative meeting management solution.
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Nov 18, 2026
The City of Windsor is seeking developer interest in residential redevelopment of the former Concord Elementary School site at 6700 Raymond Avenue. The selected developer would build housing on the site. Interested developers are directed to obtain the Expression of Interest package and submit the required materials by the stated deadline.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Windsor
The council meeting covered a wide range of administrative, regulatory, and policy matters. Key discussions included correspondence regarding the Essex Region Conservation Authority budget, financial statement receipts, and amendments to zoning and subdivision agreements for various properties. Council also considered alley closure requests, heritage designation for the CBC/CKLW building, and the implementation of a fraud policy for Transit Windsor. Several resolutions were passed, including endorsement of the 'Solve the Crisis' campaign, approval of various by-laws, and the establishment of a Compliance Audit Committee. Additionally, council addressed the displacement of WSIB workers, requested reports on transit service enhancements for South Windsor, analyzed the impacts of data center development, and examined social and economic impacts of community housing investments.
The committee addressed several Planning Act matters, including zoning by-law amendments and official plan amendments for properties on Drouillard Road, Rankin Avenue, and North Service Road East. Additionally, the committee deliberated on administrative items such as an amendment to the sign by-law for a property on Banwell Road, and the closure and conveyance of multiple public alleys across various wards. The committee also received the International Relations Committee's annual report and minutes from their recent meeting.
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The committee reviewed the Q2 2026 Transit Windsor Service Report, which highlighted a year-over-year decline in ridership due to reduced international student enrollment, alongside improvements in on-time performance and service route efficiency. Discussions addressed financial challenges posed by rising fuel costs and budget pressures, as well as future fleet replacement plans and ongoing efforts to engage with students regarding route transitions. Additionally, the committee approved the Umo Misuse and Fraud Policy, establishing a framework for addressing misuse within the transit system's digital payment platform.
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