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Davicom has moved its Quebec City factory, labs and offices into a larger facility

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Davicom has moved its Quebec City factory, labs and offices into a larger facility. As of July 5, the manufacturer of transmitter remote control and remote site monitoring systems will be located right next door to the building it has occupied since 1995.

 

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