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Our services

Through continuous innovation and refined construction methods, CCC delivers cost-effective, climate-resilient construction that puts safety first, from disaster-resistant buildings to marine works and remote-site infrastructure.

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Climate-resilient and disaster-resistant buildings

CCC plans and delivers buildings designed for resilience to North Atlantic hazards such as storms, ice, wind, fire and flooding, using proven resilient methods. Design is carried out and stamped by licensed professional engineers and architects, to the applicable National Building Code of Canada and NL requirements.

  • Resilient building construction
  • Resilience upgrades and retrofits, assessed and designed by licensed engineers
  • Value-focused planning from early design
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Marine construction

CCC is building capability to deliver wharves, berths and breakwaters for North Atlantic conditions, with tugs, barges, cranes and marine equipment arranged through CAC and partners. All marine works are engineered by licensed coastal and marine engineers and are subject to federal and provincial approvals.

  • Wharf and berth construction and rebuilds
  • Breakwaters and shoreline protection
  • Tug and barge logistics for coastal sites
Charlottetown Home-Port Wharf (proposed) →
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Underwater Inspection, Monitoring & Construction (ROV & Drone)

CCC is developing ROV and drone inspection services for wharves, piles, hulls and subsea structures, delivered by Transport Canada–certified drone pilots and qualified ROV operators (in-house or partner). We provide inspection imagery and bathymetric data (not a legal survey) to support owners and their engineers; structural condition ratings and repair recommendations are made by a licensed professional engineer. Underwater repair works, such as pile clamps and jackets, are delivered with qualified commercial diving contractors operating to CSA Z275 standards, under engineered repair designs.

  • ROV and drone inspection of wharves, piles, hulls and subsea structures (in development)
  • Inspection imagery and bathymetric data (not a legal survey)
  • Underwater repair works with qualified commercial diving contractors, under engineered designs
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Remote and island site infrastructure

Building where roads end: helicopter sling-lift logistics, planned through licensed air operators, and crew transport by CAC vessels operated under Transport Canada requirements.

  • Helicopter sling-lift of materials, planned through licensed air operators
  • Crew transport by CAC vessels operated under Transport Canada requirements
  • Workforce camps, utilities and site services, designed by licensed engineers and permitted under NL requirements
Gooseberry Island (proposed) →
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Clean energy

Planned clean-energy options for remote and port developments: wind and solar with storage, and a long-term interest in small modular reactors (SMRs), all subject to feasibility studies, regulatory review and approvals.

  • Wind and solar generation with storage
  • Long-term interest in small modular reactors, subject to CNSC and other approvals
  • Microgrid planning for island and port sites (proposed)
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Megaport and port development

The proposed Freshwater Bay Marine Gateway is a phased concept, starting with practical marine and logistics services. Later phases would each need their own studies, engagement, permits and approvals.

  • Port and marine logistics infrastructure (proposed)
  • Marina, wharf and waterfront works (proposed)
  • Phased district development (proposed)
Freshwater Bay Marine Gateway (proposed) → Charlottetown Home-port Wharf → cacsd.ca →
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Workforce and skilled trades

NL skilled trades, including Red Seal–certified tradespeople, working alongside Canadian Adventure Charters and RedHawk teams on project sites and at sea, with international partners where permitted.

  • NL skilled trades, including Red Seal–certified tradespeople
  • Site safety planning with RedHawk, aligned to NL OHS requirements
  • Modern equipment and digital planning tools, with engineering decisions made by licensed professionals
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How we deliver

Charlottetown Home-port Wharf. CCC is the proposed infrastructure partner for the CAC-led Charlottetown Home-port Wharf (cacsd.ca).

Proposed concepts. CCC is also involved in the proposed Freshwater Bay Marine Gateway and Gooseberry Island concepts.

Resilient construction. We are evaluating steel and 3D-printed construction approaches for North Atlantic conditions. We aim for long design life; each project's design life is set by its engineer of record.

Licensed professionals. Licensed engineers and architects are engaged on each project and sign off on its design.

Group companies

One team delivering the program across sea, air, land and readiness.

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Plan your project with CCC

Tell us about your site, your schedule and your climate risks, and we will discuss how we can help.

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