February 13, 2012
CVTech secures Hydro Quebec construction, maintenance work
DRUMMONDVILLE, Que.
CVTech Group Inc. said it has renewed a $13-million contract for the construction and maintenance of overhead distribution networks for Hydro-Quebec.
The one-year contract extension lasts through 2012. About 100 employees will work in Montreal and the surrounding area on the Hydro-Quebec networks.
“The renewal of this contract illustrates our solid business relationship with Hydro-Quebec as well as its high degree of satisfaction with our services,” said CEO Andre Laramee.
CVTech is a management company with a subsidiary providing services for maintenance of transmission and distribution lines in Quebec and the eastern United States.
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