Quarterhill Partners with Massachusetts Department of Transportation to Expand Weigh-In-Motion Program

Executive Summary

• Quarterhill Inc. has been awarded a $6.4 million contract to expand Massachusetts DOT’s Weigh‑In‑Motion (WIM) program.
• The agreement includes design, supply, installation and integration of 15 new WIM stations across major interstate and state highways in MassDOT Districts 1‑5.
• Quarterhill will also deliver software platforms, calibration, testing, training, and ongoing O&M services for the duration of the contract.

Key Details

• Contract Value: Approximately $6.4 million.
• Scope: Installation of 15 new WIM stations plus associated roadside equipment (sensors, vehicle identification, tire‑anomaly detection).
• Geographic Coverage: Interstates 84, 90, 91, 93, 95, 195, 290, 295, 395, 495 and Routes 3, 24, 146 across MassDOT Districts 1‑5.
• Software Component: Deployment of a comprehensive WIM and commercial vehicle compliance software platform; integration with existing MassDOT systems; foundation for future freight corridor management.
• Services Included: Calibration, testing, training, and ongoing operations & maintenance throughout the contract term.
• Partnering Entity: Contract awarded through Coviello Electric, Inc. (quarterhill’s partner).
• Strategic Impact: Enhances commercial‑vehicle safety, improves freight data visibility, modernizes infrastructure planning, and positions Quarterhill as a long‑term technology partner for state DOTs.

Notable Quotes

“As freight volumes increase, transportation agencies are prioritizing investments in advanced roadside intelligence technologies to secure real-time, accurate vehicle data solutions,” said Chuck Myers, CEO of Quarterhill. “We are pleased to support MassDOT's efforts by delivering a scalable WIM deployment that improves roadway safety, strengthens data visibility, enhances enforcement capabilities, and supports long‑term transportation planning.”