Spring 2006, Shanco and Legacy in partnership with Kelly Lake Métis Society opened up a brand new air conditioned 150 man open camp in the Cutbank Kelly Lake area of B.C. Some of the amenities are single rooms with satellite TV, fitness centre, large dining/rec area, phone/fax/internet service on site, ample parking, and home style meals. 32 executive rooms with private washrooms also are available.
June 2005, Shanco and partners opened up a new 250 man open camp at Tumbler Ridge, B.C. This camp, like our Cutbank Kelly Lake camp, comes fully equipped with all of the amenities, including 32 executive rooms.
Winter of 2005, a new 200 man electric base camp Shanco constructed for Tahera Diamond Corporation was shipped over ice roads to its final destination 600 km north of Yellowknife. On Mar 23, our field service tradesmen started the commissioning process and on May 2, this camp was open and served its first meal. This notable achievement for commissioning in a very remote area was accomplished in record time, in weather that at times reached minus 56.
Shanco currently is in final construction stages of construction of a 10 unit 2 storey platform camp scheduled for delivery to a major client at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. This complex will be transported for in field moves on a Columbia trailer.
Caribou Camp Services which is comprised of Shanco, Mackay Range Contracting, Sahtu Contractors and Tulita Development continues to be a successful venture in Tulita, NT. We look forward to further exciting camp/catering in Northwest Territories and Nunavut. |
Shanco along with its affiliated companies Legacy Camp Services; Caribou Camp Services is a full service camp provider. We offer trucking services, commissioning/decommissioning of camps, catering for up to 500 people, camp management services, camp maintenance as well as custom design and manufacturing from our plant in Grande Prairie. You are invited to view our corporate profile, and get and understanding of our commitment to safety, service and aboriginal joint ventures. |
