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Replacement of the 600-3 phase secondary distribution panels (1 hand and 4 circuits) at the Sainte-Catherine building of the Sainte-Catherine building of the Centre de soins prolongés Grace Dart

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The project involves the replacement of the 600-3 phase secondary distribution panels (1 hand and 4 circuits) at the Sainte-Catherine building of the Centre de soins prolongés Grace Dart The project will reduce the risk of prolonged, repetitive and unplanned power cuts. It will help secure current consumption needs and absorb the increase in those required during a health crisis. The modernization

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Closed
Sector
Commercial, Power Generation (CCGT), Government
Location
Quebec, Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Infrastructure Canada

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The project “Replacement of the 600-3 phase secondary distribution panels (1 hand and 4 circuits) at the Sainte-Catherine building of the Sainte-Catherine building of the Centre de soins prolongés Grace Dart” is an infrastructure initiative in the Commercial sector, located in Quebec, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Infrastructure Canada.

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2026-07-22

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The project involves the replacement of the 600-3 phase secondary distribution panels (1 hand and 4 circuits) at the Sainte-Catherine building of the Centre de soins prolongés Grace Dart The project will reduce the risk of prolonged, repetitive and unplanned power cuts. It will help secure current consumption needs and absorb the increase in those required during a health crisis. The modernization and upgrading of this health infrastructure will in particular support the efforts in response to the pandemic and facilitate the work of economic recovery.

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Community, Culture and Recreation

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Canada

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Quebec

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Infrastructure Canada

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Commercial, Power Generation (CCGT), Government

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2025-07-06

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