How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 70% of admissible expenses, capped at $28500 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the LTI³ Project?

LTI³ Project is funded by Institut d'innovation en logistique du Québec (InnovLOG)

What are LTI³ Project's eligibility criterias?

The company must be a transporter or manufacturer with a fleet of 20 trucks or less. The company must operate in the transportation of goods over short and long distances.

LTI³ Project

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QC, Canada

Digital transformation for Quebec's freight transportation sector enhancement

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Transportation and warehousing

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Institut d'innovation en logistique du Québec (InnovLOG)

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The LTI³ project, led by InnovLOG, offers grants covering 60 to 70% of eligible project costs, up to a maximum of $28,500, aimed at enhancing digital technology integration and operational improvements for mid-sized transportation companies with a fleet of fewer than 20 trucks. Eligible activities include personalized support for digital transformation, comprehensive audits, and implementation of innovative digital solutions to improve performance and competitiveness.

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Financial aid covers between 60% and 70% of eligible project expenses, up to a maximum of $33,000 (including travel expenses).
For Tier 1 projects: Up to 70% reimbursement, with maximum funding of $15,000 for professional fees and $2,000 for travel costs; the company contributes 30% (maximum $4,500 for fees, $600 for travel).
For Tier 2 projects: Up to 60% reimbursement, with maximum funding of $30,000 for professional fees and $3,000 for travel costs; the company contributes 40% (maximum $12,000 for fees, $1,200 for travel).
Any project expenses exceeding the stated maximums are not subsidized, and the company must cover 100% of the excess costs.

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Digital transformation projects for freight transport companies involving the integration of technology solutions.
Operational improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability through digitalization.
Implementation of technologies such as ERP, TMS, WMS, or traceability and optimization tools in transport operations.
Deployment of innovative technologies including sensors, RFID, or business intelligence tools to optimize fleet management.
Projects that demonstrate a concrete digital deliverable within the freight transport sector (trucking), focused on companies with a fleet of 20 trucks or fewer.

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Implementing a digital fleet management system for a small trucking company in Laval.

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Automating data analysis and reporting processes for a logistics company in Quebec City.

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Conducting an environmental audit and deploying energy-efficient technologies for a transport cooperative in Montreal.

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The applicant must be a transportation or manufacturing company with a fleet of 20 trucks or fewer.
The project must involve a digital component within the freight transport sector, with a concrete digital deliverable as an objective.
The company must operate in short or long-distance transportation of goods.

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Transportation companies with a fleet of 20 trucks or less (heavy truck transport, short or long distance)
Manufacturing companies with a fleet of 20 trucks or less (heavy truck transport, short or long distance)

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Companies involved in small parcel delivery services.
Businesses focused on e-commerce delivery.
Local messenger service providers.
Moving companies and snow removal businesses.
Public organizations.

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Professional fees of collaborators as specified in the service contract.
Travel expenses, including travel time, transportation (kilometres, bus, taxi, train, etc.), and subsistence costs (accommodation and meals), up to $2,000 for Tier 1 projects and up to $3,000 for Tier 2 projects.

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Quebec

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Participating companies must complete a consent form as part of their engagement.
Feedback on project impact is required, including filling out a satisfaction and impact survey at project end, with follow-up surveys every two years.
Participants may be asked to share their experience publicly via testimonials, video capsules, or other promotional means.
The initiative and its support services are available until March 31, 2026.