Soaring Eagle Contracting
Shuswap Woodlands Restoration LTD.
IDL Projects Inc.
Arctic Arrow
Dexterra Group
Industrial Metalwork Inc.
Soaring Eagle Contracting
Shuswap Woodlands Restoration LTD.
Shuswap Woodlands Restoration Ltd (SWR), a 100% First Nation-owned company led by Shuswap Band Member Robert Martin, has been operating since 2009. SAFE Certified by BC Forest Safety and fully insured, its skilled workforce holds various certifications, including S100 Fire Suppression, certified faller, danger tree assessor, faller supervisor, and Heavy Equipment Operation. Specializing in civil earthworks, forestry mitigation, and project management, SWR aims for timely and budget-friendly completion, fostering positive relations with all stakeholders. With a proven track record of success, SWR has been pivotal in civil projects across Columbia Valley and beyond, including collaborations with multiple First Nations.
IDL Projects Inc.
IDL Projects Inc. (IDL), formed in 2005, is northern British Columbia’s largest general contractor. Their head office and shop are located in Prince George, BC. To ensure responsiveness to regional conditions, IDL has satellite offices in the many different communities where it provides construction services, including Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Kitimat, Kelowna, Terrace, and Fort St. John, BC. IDL is proficient in the construction areas of heavy civil and infrastructure, buildings/municipal civil and infrastructure, commercial, public and institutional, industrial, mining and safety services. Additionally, IDL and its affiliates complete over 350 projects each year, with a fleet of over 400 pieces of modern heavy equipment, a peak craft workforce of just under 1,000 persons and a management team of more than 50 experienced construction professionals.
Arctic Arrow
Arctic Arrow Powerline Group is a Canadian-owned and operated full-service transmission, distribution, and design powerline consultant and contractor. With over three decades of industry expertise, their dedicated team ensures the seamless execution of projects, from private-sector ventures to large-scale corporate partnerships. Their comprehensive range of services encompasses everything from design and engineering to maintenance and emergency restoration, with a commitment to efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness at every step. Recognizing the importance of collaboration with First Nations individuals and groups, they strive to foster sustainable and mutually beneficial relationships through open and collaborative joint ventures.
Dexterra Group
Dexterra Group, a publicly listed corporation (TSX: DXT), employs more than 9,000 people and delivers a range of support services for the creation, management, and operation of infrastructure across Canada and the U.S. In 2023, the Globe and Mail named Dexterra Group one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies and their Horizon North business was successful in achieving re-certification of Progressive Aboriginal Relations™ Bronze from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business. Powered by people, Dexterra Group brings together the right teams with the right skills–offering best-in-class regional expertise and innovative solutions, giving clients confidence in their day-to-day operations.
Industrial Metalwork Inc.
Industrial Metalwork Inc. provides shop and field fabrication for a variety of industries, including mining, facility and modular construction, shutdowns, maintenance, and operations work. We also specialize in construction, utilities, and other heavy industries. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is the key core value for Industrial Metalwork. In all aspects, IMW incorporates ESG as its highest priority in their daily business practices. One of the core pieces that IMW has truly amplified is the social aspect of their company, which reflects the communities of where they live and work. Their limited partnership with First Nations is built on core values of social responsibility and a mission to develop meaningful, high-value relationships through our daily practices and projects they take on.
