A year-round campaign to promote cycling in Gatineau, with two objectives: encourage recreational cyclists to use bicycles as a means of transportation (utilitarian cycling) and educate non-cyclists a...
Centre de gestion des déplacements de Gatineau et sa région
9 enregistrements totalisant 348,938.00 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
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| Ministère du Logement, de l’Infrastructure et des Collectivités | $348,938 | 9 enregistrements |
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"In a future capital project, MOBI-O and the City of Gatineau want to install bicycle parking facilities and bicycle repair stations (“bicibornes”) within the municipality. The first component of t...
"The “À l'école à pied ou à vélo, Je suis capable !” campaign promotes active transportation for elementary school students aged 5 to 12. The campaign encourages active travel (walking, biking, scoote...
To address safety and accessibility concerns, the Municipality of Cantley wants to develop a local transportation plan (LTP). The project will develop active transportation by improving, modifying o...
The proposed project will lead to the preparation of two documents: a methodology for developing school transportation plans (STPs) for secondary schools, and an STP for a specific secondary school in...
The Municipality of Chelsea wants to hire MOBI-O, the Centre de gestion des déplacements de l’Outaouais, to develop a local transportation plan (LTP) for the area around Scott Street. The project will...
The proposed project will lead to the development of six school travel plans (STPs) for the Hauts-Bois School Service Centre. The schools involved are École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge (Mansfield) an...
"The proposed project will lead to the development of two school travel plans (STPs) for elementary schools of the Coeur-des-Vallées School Service Centre: École Saint-Michel (Montebello) and École Ad...
"The “À l'école à pied ou à vélo, Je suis capable !” campaign promotes active transportation for elementary school students aged 5 to 12. The campaign encourages active travel (walking, biking, scoote...