New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1

Q: How much funding can be received?

New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 Funds up to 75% of admissible expenses, capped at $1500000 per project.

Q: What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Q: Is the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 a grant, loan, or tax credit?

New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 is a Grant and Funding

Q: Who are the financial supporters of the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1?

New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 is funded by Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility of Quebec

Q: Who is eligible for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program?

To be eligible for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program, you must: • Private companies are not eligible for component 1.

Q: Who can I contact for more information about the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1?

You can contact Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility of Quebec or by phone at 1-888-355-0511.

Q: Where is the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 available?

The New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program is available the province of QC.

Q: Are women eligible for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program?

Yes, women are eligible to apply for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program.

Q: Are Indigenous Peoples eligible for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program?

Yes, Indigenous Peoples are eligible to apply for the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 program.

Last Update: August 15, 2025

QC, Canada

Supports sustainable mobility solutions through integrated technology and planning

At a glance

Eligible Funding

Max. $1,500,000
Up to 75% of project cost

Timeline

Receipt of requests is now closed

Financing Type

Grant and Funding

Eligible Industries

Transportation and warehousing
Professional, scientific and technical services
Educational services
Health care and social assistance
Other services (except public administration)
Public administration

Funds Providers

Unspecified

Program status

Closed

Overview

The New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 offers up to $1,500,000 in government funding to support the development and implementation of integrated and connected mobility solutions in Quebec. Eligible activities include feasibility studies and pilot projects for digital platforms or applications that improve access to sustainable and shared transportation services.

Financing terms and conditions

Financial assistance covers up to 75% of eligible project costs.
Maximum funding for feasibility studies (Stream 1.1): $150,000.
Maximum funding for pilot implementation projects (Stream 1.2): $1,500,000.
Funding is disbursed in two installments: 80% upon agreement signature and 20% after submission and approval of the final project report.
Administrative costs are eligible up to 15% of total eligible expenses; in-kind contributions up to 10%.

Activities funded

Feasibility studies for the deployment of integrated mobility service platforms.
Pilot projects to implement technological platforms that integrate at least two sustainable mobility services (e.g., public transit, car sharing, bike sharing, demand-responsive transport).
Development and roll-out of digital applications (mobile or web) to enhance access to sustainable and shared mobility services.
Creation of business partnerships and collaborative models to deliver new or better-integrated mobility offerings.
Projects aimed at making existing and future mobility services more accessible and better adapted to citizens' needs through technology integration.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 32,500

Implementing cloud-based POS system for independent bookstore

$ 44,000

Modernizing non-profit’s community kitchen and training equipment

$ 59,000

Acquisition of CNC machinery to scale custom wood furniture

$ 49,900

Upgrading cold storage for local organic vegetable preservation

$ 39,000

Replacing aging delivery van with electric vehicle for flower shop

$ 50,000

Installing rooftop solar panels to offset bakery energy needs

Eligibility

The applicant must be a municipality, regional county municipality (MRC), grouping of municipalities, metropolitan community, paramunicipal corporation, local transport authority, public transit corporation, the ARTM, the RTM (exo), non-profit organization, cooperative, or social economy enterprise.
Non-profit organizations, cooperatives, and social economy enterprises must have their head office or an establishment in Quebec and demonstrate expertise in sustainable mobility projects.
Projects must involve either a feasibility study for a mobility integration platform or a pilot project for the implementation of such a platform connecting at least two mobility services.
All applicants must demonstrate compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and not be in bankruptcy, insolvency, or listed in the Register of non-eligible enterprises for public contracts (RENA).

Who is eligible?

Municipalities, regional county municipalities (MRCs), groupings of municipalities, and metropolitan communities
Borough councils or agglomeration councils, subject to applicable legislative competency sharing
Parapublic corporations (sociétés paramunicipales)
Local public transit authorities, public transit corporations, the Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM), and the Réseau de transport métropolitain (exo)
Non-profit organizations (NPOs), cooperatives, and social economy enterprises with a partnership with a local transit authority, public transit corporation, MRC, or municipality

Who is not eligible

Private companies (for Stream 1 only)
Ministries and organizations of the Québec government listed in Schedules 1 and 2 of the Financial Administration Act
Government enterprises of Québec listed in Schedule 3 of the Financial Administration Act
Federal ministries and government organizations
Entities or persons designated by the National Assembly
Organizations in bankruptcy or insolvency
Entities that have defaulted on prior financial commitments with the Ministère des Transports in the past two years, after formal notice
Organizations listed on the Register of Enterprises Ineligible for Public Contracts (RENA)

Eligible expenses

Salaries and social benefits for internal staff and project partners working directly on the project.
Professional fees, including validation, verification, and financial audit services.
Travel, accommodation, and meal expenses within Quebec according to government rates.
Intellectual property rights costs.
Costs for acquiring or renting equipment, materials, and supplies necessary for the project.
Costs for developing or updating project-related websites and digital platforms (including design, development, and enhancements).
Acquisition of data processing hardware and software needed for the project.
Cost of documentation, publication, and dissemination of project results.
Urban furniture and dedicated space arrangements to implement or improve mobility services.
Direct project-related capital expenditures.
Communication and marketing expenses for project awareness and user engagement.
Costs for implementing user support services during pilots.
Project-related administration fees (up to 15% of eligible expenses).
In-kind contributions (up to 10% of eligible expenses).
Specific to platform pilot projects: independent project manager salaries, legal fees for partnership agreements, technology acquisition or upgrade (platforms, apps), platform licensing and equipment (e.g., onboard devices), and creation or enhancement of physical support infrastructure such as charging stations and reserved parking for electric or micromobility vehicles.
For mobility management plan implementation: costs for purchasing bike racks, bicycles, electric bikes, bicycle repair stations, trial transit passes (up to 12 months), construction/renovation of infrastructure supporting sustainable mobility (e.g., secure bike parking, facilities for active commuters), organizing cycling workshops, and signage for sustainable mobility equipment.

Eligible geographic areas

Organizations with their head office or establishment located in Quebec.

Selection criteria

Relevance and scope of the project (objectives, covered territory, number of mobility services considered, technological solutions, methodology, and involvement of relevant stakeholders). (Up to 60 points for feasibility studies)
Quality of the project team (expertise and experience of the project manager and team members, number of assigned resources, organizational track record, and years of existence), and soundness of financial planning. (Up to 25 points for feasibility studies; up to 20 points for pilot projects)
Clarity and quality of the application file. (Up to 15 points for feasibility studies)
Interoperability and technological quality of the project, including the ability to exchange data with other systems using recognized standards. (Up to 30 points for pilot projects, minimum 20 points required)
Potential structuring impact, social, environmental, and economic benefits (e.g., number of mobility services integrated, impact on region). (Up to 40 points for pilot projects)

How to apply

Ensure eligibility for the program

Review the eligibility criteria for admissible organizations and projects under Stream 1
Confirm your type of organization and project align with program requirements
Verify that your organization is not ineligible (e.g., not in bankruptcy, not listed in RENA, etc.)

Prepare application documents

Gather all required documents and information as listed in the program guidelines
Prepare a full project description aligned with program objectives, including technical details, partnerships, territory, and expected outcomes
Compile administrative, financial, and legal documents requested by the program

Submit the application

Fill out the application form according to the program’s requirements
Ensure all documentation is completed and accurate
Use the organization’s official email to send documents
Include “NOMO” and the stream number in the subject line
Submit during the call for projects period announced on the Ministry website

Await evaluation and response

Wait for the project to be reviewed by the evaluation committee
Applications are analyzed and ranked according to specific scoring criteria
You will receive written notification regarding acceptance or rejection

Sign agreement and receive initial funding

If accepted, sign the agreement outlining the terms and obligations
Receive the first payment (80% of grant amount) upon signature

Execute and monitor the project

Implement the project according to the approved plan and timeline
Maintain all supporting documents and records for at least five years
Comply with progress reporting requirements and program obligations

Submit final report and receive balance

Submit a final report with required data and supporting documents
Report must include project results, outcomes, and financial details
The Ministry will review the final report for compliance and completion
Receive the final payment (remaining 20%) after acceptance of the report

Additional information

Beneficiaries are required to retain all supporting documents related to their application for a period of five years.
The beneficiary must publicize the financial support received from the government of Quebec in all public communications about the project.
The Minister reserves the right to reduce, cancel, or demand reimbursement of the grant if program conditions are not met or in case of false declaration.
The program administrator may require additional information for reporting and evaluation purposes during and after project implementation.

Contacts

1-888-355-0511

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Frequently Asked Questions about the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1 Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the New Mobility Assistance Program (NOMO) – Stream 1. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.