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Territorial Inuit government,
Parks Canada, and Arctic Re-
search Canada.
“We took a traditional
small little drill camp that’s
very mobile and built like a
brick house, and we took that
design and made it work for
them. They could only get
there by air or by ocean. It
took us two summers to in-
stall it. We had to wait for
the icebergs to clear and we
shipped everything out of
piers and barges,” says Fergu-
son. WWII landing craft were
even used in the making of
this camp. The company had
to start from scratch and build
its own site enlisting the help
of local Inuit to assemble the
camp whom also benefited by
the experience gaining valu-
able training and knowledge.
Also, hydroelectric ocean
access work is another spe-
cialty of the company. This
includes
run-of-the-river
projects. “We did one on the
west coast, the Sechelt area,
and that was pretty cool be-
