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Contribution: Canada Public Transit Fund

City of Montreal | Ville de Montréal

$5,164,674.00

Acquisition of Electric Stations and Electrification of Montréal’s BIXI Bike Share System

EF 2025-26 · 2025-11-13

Résumé
Montreal’s bike share system is one of the largest in North America, with 9,400 bicycles, including 2,330 electrically assisted bicycles, and 820 stations. However, most of the stations are not electrified as there are significant costs associated with the infrastructure and excavation work required. The City of Montreal is continuing to expand its bike share system. Over the next three years, it plans to acquire new stations that will have the potential to be electrified and will be able to charge electrically assisted bicycles. The project submitted by the City of Montreal has two parts: electrification of the stations and acquisition of new equipment (stations).
Programme
Canada Public Transit FundCanada Public Transit Fund (lien de confiance élevée)
Emplacement
Montreal | Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Government
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions

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Agreement End Date
2027-03-31
Agreement Start Date
2025-11-13
Agreement Title
Acquisition of Electric Stations and Electrification of Montréal’s BIXI Bike Share System
Agreement Title (French)
Acquisition de stations électriques et électrification du système de vélo en libre-service BIXI de Montréal
Agreement Type
Contribution
Agreement Value
$5,164,674.00
Amendment Number
0
Description
Montreal’s bike share system is one of the largest in North America, with 9,400 bicycles, including 2,330 electrically assisted bicycles, and 820 stations. However, most of the stations are not electrified as there are significant costs associated with the infrastructure and excavation work required. The City of Montreal is continuing to expand its bike share system. Over the next three years, it plans to acquire new stations that will have the potential to be electrified and will be able to charge electrically assisted bicycles. The project submitted by the City of Montreal has two parts: electrification of the stations and acquisition of new equipment (stations).
Description (French)
Le système de vélo en libre-service de Montréal figure parmi les plus importants en Amérique du Nord avec ses 9 400 vélos, dont 2 330 vélos à assistance électrique, et 820 stations. La plupart de ces stations sont toutefois non électrifiées en raison des coûts importants associés aux travaux d’infrastructures et d’excavation requis. La Ville de Montréal entend poursuivre l’expansion de son système de vélo en libre-service. La Ville entend faire l’acquisition au cours des trois prochaines années de nouvelles stations qui offriront la possibilité d’être électrifiées et qui pourront recharger les vélos à assistance électrique. Le projet soumis par la Ville de Montréal se décline en deux parties : travaux d’électrification des stations et d’acquisition de nouveaux équipements (stations).
Organization Code
infc
Organization
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities | Ministère du Logement, de l’Infrastructure et des Collectivités
Program Name
Canada Public Transit Fund
Program Name (French)
Fonds pour le transport en commun du Canada
Recipient City
Montreal | Montréal
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
City of Montreal | Ville de Montréal
Recipient Province or Territory
QC
Recipient Type
G
Reference Number
278-2025-2026-Q3-00024