Unisync has been selected by Societe de Transport de Montreal (“STM”) to manage the uniform program for 8,708 uniformed transit employees of the City of Montreal. This multi-year agreement is for an initial term of five years plus two two-year extension options, with a combined estimated value approaching $30 million over the full term of the contract.

The new agreement provides uniforms and other items to the various sections of STM, grouped into two blocks. Block I represents operational staff including drivers, operations managers and employees, security control managers, and fire prevention employees and managers. Block II represents maintenance staff including maintenance managers, administrative and technical employees, and operational support staff.

“Winning the STM contract is a great achievement for Unisync, and reflects the significant effort we have placed on building our capabilities and base in Quebec in recent years” commented CEO, Matthew Graham. “STM is the iconic transit provider in the City of Montreal and our focus will be to provide uniforms that enable these transit operators to perform to the best of their ability every day, moving the people of Montreal to and from their daily destinations.”

About Unisync
Unisync is a broad-based vertically integrated North American enterprise with exceptional capabilities in garment design, domestic manufacturing, and off-shore outsourcing, including state-of-the-art web based B2B ordering, distribution, and program management systems. Unisync operates through two business units: Unisync Group Limited (“UGL”) and 90% owned Peerless Garments LP which has been producing operational uniforms and accessories to Canada’s Armed Forces for over 50 years.

UGL is a leading provider of full-service, managed apparel programs for major corporations and government-related entities with an established broad-based geographical footprint across Canada and into the US marketplace.