🏆 We won the 2024 Innovation and New Technologies Award from the Association québécoise des transports (AQTr) 🍾
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Awards
At Transnomis, we constantly strive to deliver the best-in-class solutions.
Check out some of the industry awards we've won so far - and we're continuously adding more.
2024 Innovation and New Technologies Award from the Association québécoise des transports (AQTr)
Transnomis, in partnership with Innovation Mi8, enhanced the Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine Tunnel Bridge's traffic management by integrating cutting-edge sensor technology and ITS Central software. This system improves real-time traffic monitoring, data analysis, and public communication, significantly aiding traffic flow and safety during the tunnel's major refurbishment.
2022 Engineering Project of the Year: Small Projects Category
We're proud to announce that Transnomis Solutions Inc. and our partners at Black & McDonald Limited have been awarded the second-place trophy in the Small Project category of the Engineering Project of the Year award. Thanks to the Professional Engineers of Ontario (York Chapter) for recognizing our work on the Toronto Maintenance Awareness Platform, a cutting-edge system that helps City staff and contractors maintain and manage critical traffic infrastructure.
2022 ITS Canada Intelligent Mobility Award - QSVAS Smart Mobility Award
This solution offers drivers real-time queue and stopped vehicle warnings on HWY 405 at the important Canada-USA border crossing in Niagara Region.
2021 Excellence in Municipal Systems - Municipal511 Road Issue Management and Distribution
Grey County was one of 2021’s award recipients for the implementation of Municipal511 to improve management of road issues in the county.
2018 IAEM Canada Merit Award: Dave Colvin, Perth County, Municipal511
Dave looks after the emergency management coordination for the county as well as four neighboring municipalities using Municipal511.
2018 CACP Motorola Solutions Award - Excellence in Emergency Preparedness
The Perth County Emergency Services Municipal 511 Project was selected by a judging panel from the Canadian Tri-Services Emergency Management Committee.
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