Technologies and services
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Additive and subtractive manufacturing
Metal additive manufacturing and digital part development
What it enables
Next Level combines metal additive manufacturing and multi-axis CNC machining with 3D scanning, reverse engineering and mechanical analysis. Its official offering includes design for additive manufacturing, while the NRC project record explicitly identifies LPBF preparation of customer parts. The combination can support a design-to-part conversation, but the public evidence does not specify qualified alloy/process combinations, machine envelopes or acceptance status for flight hardware.
Evidence strength: ModerateLast reviewed Sep 21, 2026
Operating context
Maturity
NRC documents workforce development for customer-part preparation in LPBF.
Availability
The Calgary company invites enquiries for digital manufacturing and product-development work.
Decision-useful features
- Metal additive manufacturing including LPBF project preparation
- Multi-axis CNC machining
- 3D scanning and reverse engineering
Technical detail and applications
Documented applications. Prototype and near-net-shape part development · Aerospace and uncrewed-aircraft manufacturing enquiries
- Structural, thermal and fluid analysis
Public record
Public programs and contracts
Dated participation, delivery roles, partnerships, and disclosed funding provide the operating context behind the profile.
Funding and ownership
NRC IRAP youth-employment contribution
$30,000
NRC agreement 1037332 discloses a CAD 30,000 contribution for the 1 November 2025–30 April 2026 project period, supporting junior-engineer training in preparation of customer parts for laser powder-bed fusion.
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Questions for a first conversation
Which alloy and LPBF process combinations have a documented qualification and inspection route for the intended part?
NRC identifies customer-part preparation for LPBF, while the company also offers CNC machining and analysis; aerospace approval cannot be inferred from the target market.
Geography
Calgary, Alberta
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Public sources
4
Last reviewed
Sep 21, 2026
Identity and profile
- Open source: Next Level Advanced Manufacturing: Agreement 1037332; recipient; project description and dates (opens in a new tab)
Next Level Advanced Manufacturing: Agreement 1037332; recipient; project description and dates
National Research Council Canada
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