TORONTO – November 10, 2026 -- Quarterhill Inc. (TSX: QTRH; OTCQX: QTRHF) has won a contract worth about $1.78 million from the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) to maintain, support and modernize the state's commercial vehicle operations and screening infrastructure.
One-year term began Oct. 1, 2026, with a one-year extension option
The initial term started Oct. 1, 2026. A further one-year extension is possible by mutual agreement. The scope covers the East Boise, Declo, Huetter, Inkom, Sage Junction and Lewiston Port of Entry facilities along I-84, I-90, I-15 and US-95.
Contract covers Idaho's full commercial vehicle screening network
The covered systems include weigh-in-motion technology, electronic screening, automated vehicle identification, license plate recognition, enforcement cameras and integrated roadside operations platforms. Together they help officials screen commercial vehicles efficiently, identify potential safety concerns and keep freight moving along key state corridors.
Quarterhill to deliver maintenance, licensing, training and roadside equipment upgrades
Quarterhill will provide preventive and corrective maintenance, software licensing, technical support and training across the network. The agreement also includes replacement and modernization of roadside equipment at multiple sites. The upgrades are intended to extend system life, reduce disruptions and improve performance.
Quarterhill CEO Chuck Myers said maintaining infrastructure is "just as important as deploying it." He described the award as ITD's continued confidence in the company.
The contract builds on Quarterhill's long-standing relationship with ITD.