FRONTEC IN THE NORTH
INDIGENOUS RELATIONSHIPS: BUILDING A SHARED FUTURE
Since 1981, ATCO has been creating successful Indigenous partnerships throughout Northern Canada and Alaska. Whenever we begin a project, we engage communities to learn about their unique needs and provide opportunities that meet those needs.
Partnerships are the most effective way of sharing benefits between ATCO and a community. By operating together, we share revenue, expertise and employees. From helping local businesses develop to providing them with contracting opportunities to participate in our projects, our economic partnerships currently extend to 29 Indigenous communities across Canada and Alaska.
Partnerships allow us to do more than just share in a project’s revenue. They also allow us to extend benefits including: • Employment • Education and skills training • On-the-job training • Procurement and subcontracting Frontec (Head Office) • Support for new Indigenous businesses 115 Peacekeepers Drive Calgary AB T3E 7X4
Phone: 403 662 8500 We have invested over $170 million in Indigenous communities and programs, Toll Free: 1 877 999 2826 awarded over $260 million in subcontracts and grossed over $1 billion in revenue for our Indigenous partners across Canada. ATCOsl.com OUR NORTHERN EXPERIENCE CURRENT NORTHERN PORTFOLIO PAST PERFORMANCE
Real Property North Providing facility inspection, maintenance and repair, new construction and upgrades, trade services and environmental services to Canadian Armed Forces sites in Yellowknife, Whitehorse, Inuvik, Iqaluit and Rankin Inlet. Resolute Bay Operations Frontec has been operating a diverse portfolio of projects in Resolute Bay since 1970. This includes the operation of two hotels, maintaining transport and construction equipment, fuel storage, water treatment and radar sites.
Iqaluit Airport Frontec provided operations and maintenance services for the Iqaluit airport from 1999 to 2004. This included services such as 24-hour security, roads and grounds maintenance, Alaska Radar System ATCO’s Frontec division has a proud and longstanding history of NorthwesTel facility maintenance, mechanical services, wildlife control, working with partners in the North to provide solutions to their ARCTEC Alaska, a partnership janitorial, boiler and generator maintenance. For the past 20 years, the business communities. With investments and Indigenous partnerships across between Frontec and ASRC Federal has provided facility maintenance and all three northern territories, Frontec supplies a wide range of Primus, provides operations and airfield services at 160 microwave sites industrial and commercial services. maintenance services to 15 strategic across Northern British Columbia, radar sites that form the Alaska Radar An integral component of Frontec’s mission in the North is to the Northwest Territories, Nunavut System (ARS) under the authority of provide exemplary technical and management services to our and the Yukon through a partnership the United States Department of the Canadian and U.S. Government customers, while increasing between Frontec and the Northern Air Force. opportunities for Indigenous participation as trainees, employees, Aboriginal Services Company (NASCo). suppliers and partners. The contract includes the inspection and maintenance of all power generating Spanning Canada’s North and Alaska, Frontec’s presence in the systems. North American Arctic provides a foundation to support its resource partner’s projects as well as Arctic sovereignty and infrastructure initiatives undertaken by the Canadian Forces and other federal organizations in the region.
Frontec has a history of successfully supporting our clients, whatever the location, size or complexity of the operation. UQSUQ Torngait Services The UQSUQ Corporation is a Frontec In partnership with the Nunatsiavut North Warning System Group of Companies (an Inuit-owned partnership with the Nunavut Petroleum From 1987- 2014, Nasittuq (a partnership between Frontec business), Frontec provides logistics Corporation. It operates and maintains and the Pan Arctic Inuit Logistics Corporation) operated and support services to hydroelectric, the Iqaluit bulk fuel storage facility and maintained the North Warning System a network of mining and exploration companies and pipeline distribution system and radars protecting North America’s security and sovereignty. in Labrador. This includes water the delivery of petroleum products, Nasittuq still provides site support and management treatment, road maintenance, including gasoline, diesel, home heating services for the Ellesmere Island commercial support fuel and hazardous materials fuel, AV-gasoline and jet fuel. contract in Alert, Nunavut. management, operating the port, site support and core drilling services. Major customers include Vale and Valard Construction. FRONTEC IN THE NORTH
INDIGENOUS RELATIONSHIPS: BUILDING A SHARED FUTURE
Since 1981, ATCO has been creating successful Indigenous partnerships throughout Northern Canada and Alaska. Whenever we begin a project, we engage communities to learn about their unique needs and provide opportunities that meet those needs.
Partnerships are the most effective way of sharing benefits between ATCO and a community. By operating together, we share revenue, expertise and employees. From helping local businesses develop to providing them with contracting opportunities to participate in our projects, our economic partnerships currently extend to 29 Indigenous communities across Canada and Alaska.
Partnerships allow us to do more than just share in a project’s revenue. They also allow us to extend benefits including: • Employment • Education and skills training • On-the-job training • Procurement and subcontracting Frontec (Head Office) • Support for new Indigenous businesses 115 Peacekeepers Drive Calgary AB T3E 7X4
Phone: 403 662 8500 We have invested over $170 million in Indigenous communities and programs, Toll Free: 1 877 999 2826 awarded over $260 million in subcontracts and grossed over $1 billion in revenue for our Indigenous partners across Canada. ATCOsl.com FRONTEC IN THE NORTH
INDIGENOUS RELATIONSHIPS: BUILDING A SHARED FUTURE
Since 1981, ATCO has been creating successful Indigenous partnerships throughout Northern Canada and Alaska. Whenever we begin a project, we engage communities to learn about their unique needs and provide opportunities that meet those needs.
Partnerships are the most effective way of sharing benefits between ATCO and a community. By operating together, we share revenue, expertise and employees. From helping local businesses develop to providing them with contracting opportunities to participate in our projects, our economic partnerships currently extend to 29 Indigenous communities across Canada and Alaska.
Partnerships allow us to do more than just share in a project’s revenue. They also allow us to extend benefits including: • Employment • Education and skills training • On-the-job training • Procurement and subcontracting Frontec (Head Office) • Support for new Indigenous businesses 115 Peacekeepers Drive Calgary AB T3E 7X4
Phone: 403 662 8500 We have invested over $170 million in Indigenous communities and programs, Toll Free: 1 877 999 2826 awarded over $260 million in subcontracts and grossed over $1 billion in revenue for our Indigenous partners across Canada. ATCOsl.com