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Saskatchewan Mining CompaniesDIRECTORY

2015

Saskatchewan’s mining industry is vibrant and diverse. Saskatchewan is the world’s leading producer of potash and second leading producer of uranium. It consis-tently ranks in the top three jurisdictions in Canada in terms of the value of minerals produced.

There are over 25 different mine opera-tions that stretch across the province from coal mines in the south, uranium and gold mines in the north to potash mines that run across the central-southern belt from Saskatoon to the Manitoba border at Es-terhazy and Rocanville. Saskatchewan has been a past producer of Cu-Zn, Ni, Pt, Pd and Zn, and we have the potential for rare earth elements and diamond production.

Over 90 per cent of Canada’s potash pro-duction originates in Saskatchewan mines. The only other mine is in New Brunswick. There are 10 existing brownfield potash

mines in Saskatchewan that have completed, or are

nearing completion of, significant ex-

pansions. One new greenfield mine is antici-

pated to be in production in 2017, with the possibility of new mines coming on-stream.

The majority of growth required to meet global demand is anticipated to come from existing brownfield expansions that pro-duced 16.8 M tonnes KCl in 2014. Existing producers – including PotashCorp, Mosaic and Agrium – have collectively committed to invest nearly $14 billion in their exist-ing operations to decrease bottlenecks and nearly double their pre-expansion capacity once expansions are completed. Two new headframes, one at PotashCorp Rocanville – Scissors Creek – and one at Mosaic Esterhazy K3, will provide signifi-cant new production capacity at these re-spective mines.

The big news regarding greenfield mines is that K+S Potash has success-fully advanced its $4.1 billion Legacy so-lution mine near Moose Jaw and remains on track for production in 2017 (cavern development was initiated in March). At full commercial production, the mine will produce 2.86 million tonnes per year (TPA) KCl. K+S is also continuing to conduct rail car testing and construct new handling and storage facilities in British Columbia. Meanwhile, work on BHP’s Jansen eight

million TPA mine project continues, with steady progress on the excava-

tion and lining of the production and service shafts and installation of essential surface infrastructure and utilities.

Since 1980, the uranium mining industry has

spent over $8.07 billion on ura-

nium mining projects in

Saskatchewan on top of operating expendi-tures. Total expenditures from 1980-2014 amount to $8,067,733,403. All of Canada’s uranium production capacity comes from Saskatchewan mines, accounting for 16 per cent of the world’s total production. Nuclear power also supplies roughly 16 per cent of Canada’s electricity needs. This makes uranium one of Canada’s largest, non-carbon emitting sources of energy in use today.

In September, Cameco officially started production at its Cigar Lake uranium mine and McClean Lake mill (the majority of which is owned by AREVA). The jet bor-ing mining system (JBS) continues to per-form as expected. There are now three JBS machines commissioned for use under-ground. As production ramps up to 18 mil-lion pounds (100 per cent basis) by 2018, volumes may not be linear year-to-year, varying based on operational experience.

There are over 30,500 people directly and indirectly employed by the mining in-dustry, including a vibrant mining supply sector that specializes in Saskatchewan’s unique mining needs.

The mining industry is a leading em-ployer of Aboriginal peoples and fostering the development of Aboriginal owned and operated businesses that support the min-ing sector – air and road transport, con-struction, catering, security and drilling.

On average, the mining industry con-tributes over $1 billion annually to the pro-vincial government in royalties, corporate taxes and income taxes. From 2008-2028, it is estimated that the mining industry will invest over $50 billion in developing new, and expanding existing mines and ongo-ing capital investment. $20 billion of that has been spent between 2008 and 2014.

Dominating the fieldSaskatchewan’s Mining Industry BY JONATHAN HAMELIN

Directory photo credits: Cameco, PotashCorp, SaskPower and SIMSA

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3twenty ModularSaskatoon, [email protected]

3twenty Modular is a leading designer and manufacturer of modular workforce housing and offices with a strong focus on customer service, quality and safety. Their builds are durable, stackable, transportable and comfortable featuring a wide vari-ety of styles and floor plans. Based in Saskatoon this company is committed to providing perfect solutions for the mining, oil and gas, construction and industrial markets. These modular units include floor plans created to work on a variety of sites such as offices, bedrooms, and washcars. In addition to renting this product, a customized design is also an option.

ABC Canada Technology Group Ltd.Saskatoon, [email protected]

ABC Canada Technology Group Ltd. is a fully integrated manu-facturer of ventilation products for mining, tunneling and in-dustrial applications. Established in 1968, and drawing on over forty-five years of knowledge and expertise in manufacturing, the company serves customers worldwide from its corpo-rate headquarters in Saskatoon. ABC is registered to the ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance standard and backs this commit-ment to quality with exceptional customer service. This Cana-dian company continues to grow and expand operations each year.

Athabasca Basin DevelopmentPrince Albert, [email protected]

Athabasca Basin Development is an investment company com-mitted to investing in successful businesses. Since being estab-lished in 2002, the company has grown to include ownership in 10 companies providing a wide range of services, including construction, electrical, aviation, drilling, security, industrial structures and more. With a strong focus on wealth creation and reinvestment, an experienced management team, and a strong balance sheet, the company is well positioned to con-tinue to acquire, build and grow successful businesses.

Athabasca Basin Security (Division of Athabasca Basin Development)Saskatoon, [email protected]

Athabasca Basin Security provides the Canadian mining and re-source industry’s top companies with a full range of industrial security services in some of the country’s most remote areas. Their comprehensive Industrial Security Officer (ISO) training program produces professional, knowledgeable and friendly of-ficers who will keep people, information and property safe and secure for their customers. Their PACT is to be professional, accountable, confidential and timely, and they are 100 per cent confident in the security of their client’s work sites. Their suc-cess stems from a collaborative approach. They work directly with clients to deliver a customized solution that achieves their security objectives. Services include physical security, mobile patrol, first aid and medical response, and K-9 drug dogs.

Cameco CorporationSaskatoon, [email protected]

Cameco, with its head office in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is the world’s largest uranium producer as well as a significant supplier of conversion services. The company’s competitive position is based upon its controlling ownership of the world’s largest high-grade reserves and low-cost operations. Cameco’s uranium products are used to generate clean electricity in nu-clear power plants around the world including Ontario where the company is a partner in North America’s largest nuclear electricity generating facility. The company also explores for uranium in North America, Australia and Asia, while holding a majority interest in a mid-tier gold company. Cameco’s shares trade on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges.

Canada North Environmental Services Limited Partnership (CanNorth)Saskatoon, [email protected]

Canada North Environmental Services (CanNorth) provides en-vironmental services and is 100 per cent First Nations owned by the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Saskatchewan’s largest band. They provide high quality, cost effective environmental ser-

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vices, both nationally and internationally. Their clients include the world’s largest mining companies, crown corporations, government and established oil and gas companies. CanNorth offers the technical skills and knowledge to deliver solutions for managing environmental risks in ways that benefit clients, protect the environment, satisfy regulatory requirements, and support local communities through employment, training and economic benefits. They provide a full range of environmental services through their aquatic, terrestrial, heritage and archae-ology, hydrology and geomatics divisions. Projects are under-taken using defensible environmental study design, state of the art technology for analyses, evaluation and problem solving, and emphasize local Aboriginal participation. CanNorth has developed and implemented strong quality, environment and safety management systems that meet or exceed international standards. CanNorth is the only First Nation’s owned consult-ing company in the world to obtain ISO 9001, the international standard for quality management, ISO 14001, the international standard for environmental stewardship and management, and OHSAS 18001, the international standard for occupational health and safety certifications. CanNorth is an ISNetworld reg-istered company.

Clifton Associates Ltd.Regina, [email protected]

Clifton Associates Ltd. is a consulting engineering firm offering a full range of services in the geotechnical, hydrogeological, civil, materials, environmental, geological and agricultural en-gineering fields. Using four core engineering disciplines includ-ing, environmental sciences, earth sciences, civil engineering, and information systems, they work together to provide seam-less service to domestic and international clients in transporta-tion, petroleum, mining, waste management, urban infrastruc-ture, industrial development and many other areas.

Contango Strategies LimitedSaskatoon, SK306-978-3111info@contangostrategies.comwww.contangostrategies.com

Treatment wetlands and pilot facilities, microbial profiling, biogeochemistry and laboratories. A hybrid of a consulting company and contract research and development firm. Many of the global projects Contango engages in benefit from con-firmatory testing and optimization in their laboratories and pi-lot facilities. Not only does Contango conceptually design and plan passive water treatment systems such as constructed wet-lands, they also aid with regulatory and licensing processes and

perform the necessary piloting and optimization in their pilot facilities to ensure their predictability and robustness upon im-plementation. Contango’s in house microbiology laboratories perform genetic and growth-based profiling of samples from almost any environment to provide information about how the natural microbial communities can be used to benefit desirable processes such as bioremediation.

Double Diamond Industrial Structures (Division of Athabasca Basin Development)Saskatoon, [email protected]

Double Diamond Industrial Structures is a Saskatchewan de-signer and manufacturer of modular buildings for the resource sector in Western Canada. The company builds their high qual-ity modular structures at their two manufacturing plants in Sas-katoon. Their buildings are designed to meet the needs of their clients and to exceed expectations. Pre-bid and design stage meetings are conducted with clients to ensure that the client receives a building that is designed specifically to meet the needs of the project. Quality and innovation do not stop with the structures. Double Diamond also has an in-house cabinet shop and steel fabrication facility so that the entire structure is built on site under the supervision of their quality control team. Their modular structures are transported and installed by Double Diamond. The company may be considered a one stop shop for camps, offices, sleeper units, dorms, car washes, kitchen and coffee areas, washrooms, conference rooms, re-ception areas, document control rooms, lunchrooms, mine dry facilities, first aid buildings and custom build projects.

DSG Power Systems Inc.Saskatoon, [email protected]

DSG Power Systems Inc. has built a solid reputation as a one stop provider for a full range of diesel and natural gas power solutions. DSG began in 1983 as a rebuilder and remanufactur-er of diesel fuel injection components. Since then, their focus on providing diesel powered solutions has fueled their prod-uct research and development and has led DSG to manufac-ture a diversified line of quality products with an outstanding impact on their clients and the diesel powered industry. Prod-ucts include new and remanufactured engines, engine parts and components, new and remanufactured diesel injection, turbocharger and engine control modules, diesel and natural gas generator sets for sale and rental markets, asphalt pothole and crack repair machines, diesel fuel and heating oil additives


and treatment products, vehicle and equipment repair service, slurry and waste water pumps as well as the distribution of Perkins, Mitsubishi, Iveco and Doosan Diesel Engines.

DynaIndustrial LPRegina, [email protected]

Starting as an industrial hard chrome plating shop in 1976, Dy-naIndustrial has diversified their business to become a custom design fabrication and machine shop. From a small beginning of three staff, DynaIndustrial has grown into a well established company with a strong history and reputation of being a qual-ity supplier and maintains an ISO 9001:2008 certification. To-day, DynaIndustrial employs over 100 people in two locations, Saskatoon and Regina, with a combined operating space of 85,000 square feet. DynaIndustrial’s team delivers quality solu-tions for customers in the mining, energy, steel and pipe in-dustries throughout Canada, United States, Europe and South Africa. DynaIndustrial specializes in large design build projects, heavy industrial equipment repair and medium volume produc-tion runs of assemblies and subassemblies that require high quality and precision. DynaIndustrial provides CNC machining, large machining, custom manual machining, industrial hard chrome plating, fabrication, custom engineering and design, turnkey project management and hydraulic cylinder manufac-turing and repair. DynaIndustrial is also the manufacturer of the DynaBolter. The DynaBolter is a low profile single operator roof bolter that improves safety, increases efficiency with easy to use controls and provides optimal versatility.

EcoMetrix Inc.Saskatoon, [email protected]

EcoMetrix is an environmental consulting firm that is employ-ee owned and operated. They provide specialized knowledge based services to a variety of business sectors including energy, forest products, nuclear, mining, legal, government and other consultancies. Their client base is comprised of international companies that have been repeat customers for decades. Their specialists have Canadian and global experience and include environmental engineers, geoscientists, toxicologists and eco-toxicologists, aquatic scientists, ecologists, fisheries biologists, risk assessors, and environmental modelers.

EMW IndustrialSaltcoats, SK306-782-4945 [email protected]

EMW Industrial provides maintenance services from initial consulting and design to fabrication, installation, ongoing as-sessment and preventative maintenance to improve the uptime of people and equipment, maximize and improve production capacity and increase profits. The company provides both pro-active consulting and emergency repairs to industrial markets including commodity handling, mining, manufacturing, food processing, agri-business and others throughout Canada.

Environmental Instruments Canada Inc.Saskatoon, [email protected]

Environmental Instruments Canada Inc. provides operational radiation safety support and consulting services to the urani-um mining industry. They manufacture and distribute radiation safety instrumentation, such as the VS472 Radon Sniffer, which is a portable radon gas detector that can indicate the presence of a radon source in 15 seconds. This is used to find sources of radon in mines as well as homes. Environmental Instruments Canada also offers WebRad, an online radiation data manage-ment system. WebRad is an interface for uranium mining com-panies to keep track of radiation and contaminant data and generate reports.

Failure Prevention ServicesWatson, [email protected]

Failure Prevention Services (FPS) designs, manufactures and distributes re-cleanable and environmentally friendly stainless steel and specialty filtration products to all sectors including the oil and gas industry, nuclear, potash refineries and the wa-ter industry. Their products offer benefits including high flow rates, low pressure drops, a long lifespan, and the ability to work with highly corrosive applications. As well, their ultra-sonic cleaning process removes all the contaminants from the filters utilizing a process that also concentrates the resulting waste materials to be disposed of. Since 1994, FPS has expand-ed five times and currently employs twenty staff in a facility of approximately 30,000 square feet. FPS is continuing the objec-tive of maintaining their ISO-9001:2000 certification.



Flyer Electric (Division of Athabasca Basin Development)Birch Hills, [email protected]

Flyer Electric has provided a wide range of industrial and com-mercial electrical services for over 30 years. They are known for their commitment to quality, their dedication to safety, and their attention to every detail. Projects awarded to Flyer Electric will directly help to support the communities within the northern regions as the company is aboriginal owned with major shareholders being the Athabasca Basin Development and Sakitawak Development Corp. Flyer Electric provides a full range of commercial and industrial electrical services, includ-ing instrumentation and automation design, commercial and industrial electrical construction and maintenance, fire alarm system installation, data and fibre optics and more. The com-pany continually strives for excellence and remains open to learning, growing and continuously improving.

Fortis Mining Engineering & ManufacturingSaskatoon, SK306-242-4427rstubbins@fortiscorporation.comwww.fortiscorporation.com

Fortis Mining Engineering & Manufacturing offers special-ized services designed for the mining industry. This company performs a diverse range of mine related projects. They have three divisions including mining, custom metal fabrication and machining. There is also an engineering team to support the group. The combination of these teams allows Fortis to pro-vide their customers with a complete solution to their proj-ect needs. Fortis’ services include construction, regular mine maintenance, emergency situation resolution, decommission-ing, rope changes, and skip changes. The mining division also performs diamond drilling, mine development, civil tunneling, mine rehabilitation and dewatering, road header operation, civil and mine construction including underground construc-tion, artificial ground freezing, mine operation, project super-vision, small shafts, head frames, and shaft collars.

G.H. Well Services Inc.Morse, [email protected]

G.H. Well Services Inc. is an oilfield service company providing heating solutions to the oil and gas and environmental sectors. They own and operate a fleet of nine portable mobile boilers, a high efficient frac water super heater, as well as numerous

pieces of supporting equipment. G.H. Well Services Inc. mobile boilers are used to provide heat and high pressure steam to fa-cilitate work done on oil and gas leases. Whether it is for a ser-vice rig, coil tubing unit, or hydraulic fracking equipment, boil-ers are needed to make sure nothing freezes on location, and equipment can be thawed quickly if something does freeze. Environmental agencies also utilize their equipment and ex-pertise in heating rail cars and tankers to facilitate clean up in the event of a spill, derailment, or many other kinds of contain-ment breach. Their frac water super heater is used to heat wa-ter quickly and efficiently for the fracturing process. Hydraulic fracking uses extremely large volumes of water pumped down the hole during the process. This water needs to be heated to specific temperatures in order for the process to work properly. With their super heater, they are able to do that.

Graham GroupSaskatoon, [email protected]

Graham Group is an employee owned construction solutions provider with over eight decades of experience delivering ex-ceptional project outcomes. They provide general contractor, design-build, construction management, public-private-part-nership (P3) and integrated project delivery (IPD) services to the commercial, industrial and infrastructure sectors. With a proven track record of superior performance and an unwaver-ing commitment to achieving the highest safety standards, they have grown to become one of Canada’s largest construction companies with the resources, capacity and expertise to un-dertake and successfully deliver projects of every scope, scale and complexity. They are proud to be a Platinum Member of Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies. The company works on major commercial projects and has earned a solid reputation across North America, for all types of commercial construction. With decades of experience building better cities, towns, and communities, their infrastructure expertise encompasses the complete scope of projects. Their industrial division, along with their earthworks, underground and piling team, has ser-viced this industry for over 50 years, working on projects.

Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. Regina, [email protected]

Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. (GEE) manufactures and provides turn key service for the situ environmental re-mediation equipment and water and sludge treatment systems


world wide. With its ground breaking advancements in electro-kinetics, the company has developed three new technologies including EK3 for remediation of salt, hydrocarbons and metal, electro-pure technology for treatment of produced water, frac flow-back water and industrial and mining waste water, and electro-separation technology for treatment of drilling fluid.

Groundwerks Consulting Inc.Preeceville, [email protected]

Groundwerks Consulting Inc. is a soil stabilization company, with distribution rights for a concrete additive product called Infracrete. Infracrete is made of natural zealites that increase curing and add extra strength in the soil cement process. Ad-ditional benefits while using infracrete include the reduction in the need for base sub base as well as the need for re-milling asphalt. Construction costs are saved by way of crushing and hauling aggregates. Groundwerks Consulting currently works in the construction sector doing road work as well as work in the mining industry.

H2O C.V.F. Systems Inc.Lucky Lake, [email protected]

H2O C.V.F. Systems Inc. is a full service water treatment com-pany with offices in both Calgary and Lucky Lake. They spe-cialize in state-of-the-art water treatment technology for the removal of suspended solids, organics, oils, dissolved metals, and suspended metals. Their equipment includes the removal of suspended solids down to 15 micron (micro filtration), ultra filtration, nano filtration, ion exchange, oil coalescers, UV, and more. All of their equipment is fully automated, customized and built specific to solve each water treatment issue. They first focus on the problem and then apply the correct solutions.

Industrial Machine & Mfg. Inc. Saskatoon, [email protected]

Industrial Machine & Mfg Inc. (IMM) is a full service custom manufacturing facility that was established in 1956. The com-pany offers machining, specialty welding and fabrication, ther-mal sprayed coatings and industrial mechanic services to heavy

resource industries and original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Products and services include repair and replacement of potash mining and processing equipment, power generation equipment, steel mill equipment, OEM specialty components for oil and gas exploration and production, critical components for agriculture equipment and manufacturers.

Littelfuse StartcoSaskatoon, [email protected]

For over 35 years, Littelfuse Startco products have been an in-tegral part of the electrical systems that power and protect crit-ical applications in the harshest environments. The company’s custom engineering department designs and builds rugged equipment to meet exacting customer specifications. Canada’s leading potash and uranium mines count on these products to ensure reliable power distribution for their underground operations. Littelfuse Startco’s comprehensive line of protec-tion relays will increase uptime, improve reliability, and protect against dangerous electrical hazards in tough environments where dust, vibration and moisture are constantly present.

Norseman StructuresSaskatoon, SK306-385-2888info@norsemanstructures.comwww.norsemanstructures.com

From project concept to completion, Norseman Structures is committed to a quality product, excellent value and supe-rior service in the design, fabrication and installation of steel framed, fabric covered buildings. Norseman Structures oper-ates over 200,000 square feet of quality controlled manufactur-ing space and, combined with an extensive distribution net-work and corporate offices, is driven to be an industry leader for innovative building design and the standard for uncompro-mised safety and quality. Customers can choose utility or com-mercial structures. Utility products are used for purposes re-quiring limited human occupancy such as agricultural facilities and temporary storage. Those products include the QG-Series, QP-Series, QC-Series, and the QL-Series. Commercial products are designed to meet site specific conditions and include the A-Series, H-Series, T-Series, and F-Series. Customers choosing Norseman Structures as their alternative building provider will be confident in the strength and reliability of their trusted advi-sor, Norseman Structures – Fiercely Reliable since 1921.



North Rim Exploration Ltd.Saskatoon, [email protected]

North Rim Exploration Ltd. is a trusted, solution driven geosci-ence and engineering consulting firm for the resource indus-try. Established in 1984, North Rim is a cutting edge company that prides itself on innovative thinking and taking a proac-tive approach to their clients’ needs and wants. They believe in premium products and services created by a team of valued individuals who maintain the highest standards. North Rim is committed to providing exceptional customer service to clients requiring comprehensive geological and engineering expertise. North Rim has worked with a variety of clients ranging from large international producers, to regional exploration firms.

Petrotag Technologies Inc.Saskatoon, [email protected]

Petrotag Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that designs and manufactures precision tank gauging and liquid level moni-toring solutions to help their customers in the oil and gas mar-ket to track their fuel inventory. These products allow their cus-tomers to obtain highly accurate data from their tanks, as well as a warning in case of an over fill. PetroTag’s PT 400 tank gaug-ing system can measure temperature corrected height, volume, mass and density with a single sensor probe. It can also mea-sure water level and has an independent high level alarm. The PT 400 comes in 6, 12 or 16 tank configurations. Their systems are mounted outdoors adjacent to the storage tanks and each system includes a controller with electronics, a manifold and nitrogen supply pneumantic tubing, in-tank probes and one or more interfaces. This system monitors tank information both onsite and remotely with its interface software.

Points Athabasca (Division of Athabasca Basin Development)Saskatoon, [email protected]

Points Athabasca provides full construction and maintenance services from their industrial, underground mine, and earth-works and infrastructure divisions. The company is a diversi-fied, Aboriginal owned, general contracting company, and

since 1999, they have built an impressive portfolio of high qual-ity projects in a wide variety of areas. The company believes strongly in building beyond the project and offering a high level of commitment and success with engaging people in local communities. Well known for its exceptional client service and dedication to quality, Points Athabasca has a multi-disciplined team of professionals who bring many years of expertise to every project. Using state of the art operating systems encom-passing all up-to-date best practices, their professionals have the knowledge, experience and tools necessary to provide services that deliver. Products and services include industrial construction and maintenance, underground mine construc-tion and maintenance, and earthworks construction and main-tenance.

Prairie Machine & Parts Mfg.Saskatoon, [email protected]

Prairie Machine & Parts Mfg. (PM&P) is a leading global supplier of equipment, parts, services and technical solutions for the mineral mining, steel production and oil and gas industries. Their mechanical and electrical divisions provide complete ser-vice, training and support for machines worldwide. PM&P spe-cializes in designing and manufacturing a variety of innovative mining solutions, and provides engineering, machining, weld-ing, fabricating and assembly services on-site. PM&P manufac-tures two and four rotor miners, Flexiveyor continuous haulage systems, belt storage magazines, roof bolters, angle stations, belt winders and electric vehicles specifically for mining.

PSI Technologies Inc.Saskatoon, [email protected]

PSI Technologies Inc. is an integrated engineering and con-struction firm with an emphasis on innovation and state of the art infrastructure solutions. It began as a transportation infra-structure engineering consulting company in 1998, and has since become world known for innovative materials recycling systems and mine tailings disposal systems. It provides a full suite of engineering, lab testing, numerical modeling, mining, custom equipment and construction services specializing in strengthening infrastructure investments. PSI Technologies is dedicated to engineering the best solutions for its clients.


Quality Assured Manufacturing Inc.Regina, SK306-543-6900info@qualityassuredmfg.comwww.qualityassuredmfg.com

With over 40 years of combined experience, Quality Assured Mfg. Inc. serves the gas and oil, agriculture and mining indus-tries, and can custom manufacture any project to design or specification. They are a complete service provider for custom steel fabrication and have been called upon by the various in-dustries, including oil and gas, mining, agriculture, power sta-tions, waste management, construction, chemical processing, and pulp and paper. They custom manufacture and provide a wide variety of tanks, and vessels for the oil and gas sector, ranging from 300 gallon to 400 barrel tanks, in single or double wall, skid packages, custom colors, internal external coatings, and more. Products also include grain hopper bottoms, and si-los for feed, salt, cement and fertilizer.

Quantum Helium ManagementSwift Current, [email protected]

Quantum Helium Management specializes in gas helium re-covery as well as the conversion into liquid helium. The com-pany operates a well site close to Swift Current, Saskatchewan, where the helium is mined and containerized for export. On a global scale, helium is scarce and depleting, and the price in-creases and supply shortages have had an impact. Quantum He-lium Management has the capacity to expand and increase its production for the various applications for their product. The product in its high grade gas format is suitable for hot air bal-loons, welding and semiconductors. The liquefaction format is used as a coolant for superconducting magnets, MRI machines, refrigeration, cryogenics and nuclear plants.

Rouse IndustriesWeyburn, [email protected]

Rouse Industries is a designer and manufacturer of high horse-power industrial transmissions, gearboxes, mud pump drives and hydraulic clutches. Their equipment is purpose built for a variety of oil and gas exploration and production as well as mining and construction application. Product and services include both off the shelf and custom solutions for complete units as well as clutch sub assemblies for various other gear box manufacturers.

Saskatchewan Research CouncilSaskatoon, [email protected]

Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) is one of Canada’s lead-ing providers of applied research, development and demon-stration (RD&D) and technology commercialization. They work with a diverse range of clients, including Canada’s leading min-ing, minerals and oil and gas companies, and a large portion of their work is aimed at addressing issues of environmental safe-ty and sustainability in these two sectors. With more than 350 employees, $73 million in annual revenue and over 68 years of RD&D experience, SRC provides services and products to its 1,500 clients around the world. In 2014-2015, SRC contributed more than $519 million in direct economic benefit to Saskatch-ewan and helped create or maintain over $59 million worth of jobs. SRC undertook more than $27 million in projects aimed at creating positive environmental and social impacts.

SoilVision Systems Ltd.Saskatoon, [email protected]

SoilVision Systems Ltd. provides numerical and software so-lutions to geotechnical engineers and related researchers. These solutions are primarily designed for geoenvironmental, geotechnical, and soil science applications addressing issues such as seepage, stress and deformation, slope stability, con-taminant transport, geothermal and soil vapor extraction. The company invests extensively in research that lays the ground-work for new numerical modeling solutions and custom finite element models. Their products apply new technologies such as automatic mesh refinement and database technologies to provide fast solutions to 1D, 2D and 3D problems with com-plete geometry and unsaturated condition. They also provide professional consulting for numerical modeling solutions, cus-tomized finite element solutions, unsaturated estimations, and database software development. Consulting solutions include numerical modeling of tailings consolidation, slope stability, groundwater modeling and other complex geo-processes.



Syl’s Mechanical Company Ltd.Meadow Lake, [email protected]

Syl’s Mechanical Company Ltd. is a multi trade contractor sup-plying a host of skilled labor services to companies requiring shutdown or planned maintenance assistance. They are pleased to announce the opening of a new office in Saskatoon’s Biz Hub Industrial Park, to better address the area’s requirements. They provide trades people to oil and gas, mining, pulp and paper industries, OSB, sawmills and food processing mills. Syl’s Mechanical delivers superior productivity due to their diverse, highly skilled journeymen tradesmen. They supply supervision, millwrights, welders, machinists, pipefitters, HD mechanics, and industrial insulators. To further assist their customers, they have national construction safety officers, confined space watch, spark and fire watch, and general laborers as well.

United Centrifuge Ltd.Weyburn, [email protected]

United Centrifuge Ltd. was founded in October 2002. Since then, they have rapidly expanded their oilfield customer base and demand for their services and training. United Centrifuge Ltd. provides complete oilfield equipment services, including centrifuge and drilling repair, technical assistance, project plan-ning, and onsite supervision. Emergency service is provided twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. Safety is a top priority at United Centrifuge Ltd. as it is the foundation of their operations and is intended to protect their employees, clients, property, the public and the environment. Their safety program goals are intended to reduce risks through hazard analysis, safe procedures, safety policies and rules to reduce injuries and ac-cidental losses, which are disrupting to their clients.

Vale Industries Ltd.Indian Head, [email protected]

Vale Industries Ltd. has recently introduced a branded line of portable conveyors and feeders for the aggregate industry. Vale continues to manufacture bulk material handling equipment specifically designed for use in the mining industry. Vale offers engineering, drafting, manufacturing and fabrication services for their custom manufacturing division. Vale manufactures a

complete branded line of grain storage hopper cones, as well as the Wheel Wrangler and High Clearance Sprayer Jack for the agriculture market. With over 25,000 square feet of CWB cer-tified manufacturing, fabrication and paint facilities, they are available to offer custom manufacturing to a variety of indus-tries. All welders are CWB certified, with a large percentage of employees being certified journey welders. Quality is con-trolled from start to finish for every job with an MRP system.

Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd. Norquay, [email protected]

Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd. (WAMCO) is a world leader in producing certified organic alfalfa pellets for organic fertil-izer, soil amendments and animal feed. Their fertilizer, Alfalfa Green, contributes to the lushness of lawns, golf courses, mu-nicipal green spaces and landscaping, abundance in vegetable gardens, flower beds, even indoor plants all year round. Their product is used in reclamation projects to increase soil aera-tion, moisture retention, organic matter and de-compact clay soils to improve re-vegetation success after industrial use. On the remediation side, Alfalfa Green boosts microbe levels and facilitates hydrocarbon breakdown through a bioremediation process. Alfalfa Green can also be used for feed for virtually any livestock or poultry ration to enhance yolk coloration, and the product is a great source of bypass protein in ruminant diets. Certifications include Canada Organic Regime (COR), European Union (EU), United States National Organic Program (NOP).

Western HeritageSaskatoon, [email protected]

Western Heritage provides specialized environmental and heri-tage management services to clients across Canada and around the world. Western Heritage offers high quality, cost effective services to the resource development and extraction indus-tries, primarily mining and oil and gas. These services include archaeology, heritage management, specialized geo-archaeol-ogy and near-surface geophysics services. Western Heritage also provides a full range of satellite imagery, geomatics and remote sensing services such as the environmental footprint monitoring platform. It also offers community engagement services that align the goals of industry, communities and gov-ernments. Western Heritage places an emphasis on using the newest technologies to bring their clients the best solutions

possible. The senior management team has over 150 years of industry experience, and Western Heritage has completed over 1,500 environmental surveys since 1990, making it the pre-miere choice for heritage management services both in Canada and internationally. Western Heritage is ISO 9001:2008 certi-fied and Enform COR-certified.

WRT Equipment Ltd.Saskatoon, [email protected]

WRT Equipment Ltd. has been serving the road and mining in-dustries since 1975. They manufacture and distribute construc-tion equipment products used by contractors in road related

construction and in the mining industry. WRT manufactures aggregate equipment that includes conveyors, inclined and horizontal vibrating screens, portable cones, jaw and screen plants, and compaction equipment. WRT also manufactures asphalt plants and related equipment, feeder plants, screen plants and pull type pneumatic tire rollers. Manufacturing has diversified with the addition of the tandem and triple axle end dump gravel trailers to the product line up. WRT’s focus on quality built equipment providing a long service life, blended with excellent service, is WRT’s foundation for success. WRT Equipment provides customer support for replacement parts, accessories and service, and is also a dealer for Eagle Crusher Company Inc., FLSmidth-Excel LLC, GreyStone Inc., Tecnetics Industries Inc.

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