From the Arctic to the Antarctic
The unique aspects of the Arctic, the Antarctic, and the people who call these regions home combine to create circumstances that make for exceptional projects and expose our true passion for what we do. From technical challenges to cultural understanding, our team endeavors to find the right solution for the right challenge at the right time.
Deep seasonal frost, continuous and discontinuous permafrost, and associated ground-ice characteristics pose unique challenges for infrastructure projects across Arctic and Antarctic regions. This paired with non-traditional utility needs, short construction seasons, and logistically difficult field explorations have honed our infrastructure team of planners, surveyors, and engineers into the responsive, forward-thinking, specialists we are known for today.
Our focus always boils down to the end user and the community our work will benefit. There is a rich cultural identity the people of the Arctic and sub-Arctic possess with a knowledge and history of their land spanning thousands of years. Similarly, individuals in remote stations for research, military, or resource extraction purposes have an acute awareness of what their teams need to succeed. In both circumstances, we bring an open-minded approach to project management, hosting planning sessions, community meetings, and the ability to learn as well as apply our own expertise. This allows our projects to not only succeed in meeting our clients’ needs in the short run, but also remain robust enough to meet the challenges of these rapidly evolving environments into the future. Nowhere is this more important.
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