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Uncharted Research and Development, operating TargetBoat, is a Parksville company developing unmanned surface target craft for maritime training.

Advanced Subsea Services

Sidney, British Columbia

Advanced Subsea Services is a Sidney, British Columbia subsea contractor offering commercial diving, underwater inspection, marine construction, repair and salvage. Its published scope includes pipelines, outfalls, cables, vessel husbandry, structural inspection and work in municipal water, wastewater and other restricted underwater environments. The company combines personnel and project services with several different inspection and support configurations. The equipment offer distinguishes a Seaeye Falcon observation ROV for coastal and inshore work, tow cameras for broader surveys where an ROV is unnecessary, and a self-contained mobile diving trailer for repair and inspection callouts. These are separate ways to deliver a job: a towed camera is not the Falcon's sonar payload, and the trailer's diving equipment does not define the vehicle's operating depth. Municipal diving work provides a concrete setting for this service: inspecting and repairing infrastructure where access, visibility and the consequences of stopping service shape the work package. The historical North Surrey sewer case describes extensive hazardous-environment and confined-space preparation. It illustrates the planning behind the underwater task without establishing today’s crew or equipment commitment.

AerialX

Vancouver, British Columbia

AerialX's public record concerns Canadian counter-drone development, incident-investigation tools and tactical microdrone concepts associated with Vancouver. Earlier company material names DroneBullet and describes machine-vision, radio and digital-forensics expertise. Its present operating entity is unresolved: Corporations Canada records AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. as dissolved for non-compliance on May 28, 2025. That finding concerns the corporation and does not establish that the brand, intellectual property or business assets ceased or were not transferred. DroneBullet was described in May 2019 reporting as a development-stage multirotor kinetic interceptor with camera and machine-vision guidance. DND independently lists AerialX in its 2019 defeat-system and 2022 detect-and-defeat Counter-UAS Sandboxes. These provide a dated evaluation history without published AerialX performance results. KWESST's GreyGhost licence was a separate project, for which the licensee reported a prototype shortfall in 2022. Flare is distinct from those counter-drone concepts. ISED describes it as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. Its displayed additional-sales eligibility expired September 8, 2026. A current contracting entity, supported product configuration and renewed purchasing route would need to be identified before historical programme records can be translated into a new engagement.

Aero Geometrics

Vancouver, British Columbia

Aero Geometrics is a Vancouver geomatics company offering aerial and ground surveys, airborne and terrestrial LiDAR, photogrammetry, digital mapping, orthophotos and hyperspectral imagery. Its current company profile also includes underground mapping and volumetric calculations. The business dates its incorporation to 1975 and describes itself as Canadian owned and operated. The service extends from measurement to a usable mapping or engineering product. The company describes stereoscopic photogrammetry using triangulated images and reference points, with measured vectors, breaklines and elevation points forming terrain-model meshes. GPS/IMU-controlled RGB or RGBI imagery is georeferenced and assembled into orthophotos. Laser-scanning workflows produce registered point clouds that can be developed into CAD or Revit models for structures and services. A customer-side technical report for Kodiak's MPD project documents a completed 2025 high-resolution airborne LiDAR survey by Aero Geometrics. The resulting elevation model was used to adjust drill-collar elevations. This provides a named example of an acquired and used geospatial deliverable, distinct from the company's hyperspectral offering: the report does not describe a hyperspectral survey or establish its sensor configuration.

AIM Defence

Vancouver, British Columbia

AIM develops high-power laser systems for countering small uncrewed aircraft. Its Fractl family brings together target tracking, laser engagement, power, cooling and safety functions in a portable system intended for point defence and integration with broader counter-UAS sensors and command systems. Current company material distinguishes Tactical and Civil configurations. The company has a practical demonstration record alongside its product claims. Fractl:1 Tactical participated in Canada’s 2024 counter-UAS Sandbox and was awarded the C$1 million first-place prize. A separate Australian Defence account documents a 500-metre hard-kill demonstration. Those records provide concrete evidence of development under test conditions, while the current product’s advertised ranges and endurance still need to be tied to the proposed configuration. AIM describes an Australian headquarters and a major Canadian engineering hub. Its recent agreements concern the next integration and readiness steps: Australia’s Mission Syracuse programme supports enhanced capability and planned ADF command-system integration, while a September 2026 memorandum with DroneShield proposes interoperability with the DroneSentry counter-UAS environment.

aiRadar Inc.

Burnaby, British Columbia

aiRadar is a Burnaby company developing compact, software-configurable array radars for sensing and imaging. Its V-band MMI family supports configurations for electronically scanned surveillance, moving-target indication and synthetic-aperture radar imaging, alongside separately funded radar-network and software-development work.

AML Oceanographic

Victoria, British Columbia

AML Oceanographic builds sensors, instruments and deployment systems for measuring the water column. Its X2change heads carry their own calibration and move between compatible instruments, allowing a survey team to change measurements without replacing the entire package. The moving-vessel profiler family adds the winch, cable and control system needed to gather profiles while a vessel remains underway. These are distinct equipment choices: sensor configuration, vessel speed, cable length and deployment depth determine what a survey installation can measure.

Apera AI develops vision software, cameras and cell-modelling tools for industrial robots from Vancouver. Its Vue software uses trained part models and camera imagery to recognize parts, estimate pose and guide grasping and collision-avoiding motion. Forge models the robot, tooling and work area before training. The newer VuePod packages those functions into an early-access machine-tending cell with a tightly defined first-version part and robot configuration.

Aquavision Services LTD

Vernon, British Columbia

Aquavision Services LTD is a Vernon, British Columbia provider of potable-water reservoir inspection, sediment removal, cleaning and maintenance consulting. Its ROV and Crawler Vac methods can keep suitable reservoirs online; traditional full cleaning drains the reservoir and uses confined-space work.

Asco Aerospace Canada

Delta, British Columbia

Asco Aerospace Canada operates the Asco group manufacturing site in Delta, British Columbia. The official site assigns this Canadian facility a specific role in very large and complex aluminium and hard-metal machining and assembly. It is part of an international aerostructures network whose broader offering includes high-lift mechanisms and structural assemblies. The Canadian operation should therefore be evaluated as an industrial component and assembly supplier, with site-specific scope separated from design capabilities or products described for the whole group.

ASL Environmental Sciences

Saanichton, British Columbia

ASL Environmental Sciences is an employee-owned British Columbia science and technology company providing oceanographic instrumentation, Arctic and ice services, and optical and radar Earth-observation analytics.

Aspect Biosystems

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver biotechnology company developing implantable tissue therapeutics through computational design, cell engineering, biomaterials and bioprinting, with diabetes and preclinical adrenal programmes.

Atreides

Victoria, British Columbia

Canadian intelligence-software company offering contextual behavioural-data analysis through Insights Suite and deployable Mission Systems for field and central decision support.

Avivo Biomedical

Vancouver, British Columbia

Avivo Biomedical is a Vancouver biotechnology company developing enzymes intended to reduce ABO blood-group incompatibility in donated blood and organs. The enzymes remove surface sugar markers that distinguish blood groups, with the aim of converting A, B and AB material toward a type-O profile. Avivo proposes adding them to blood-bag systems during collection and organ-preservation solutions during perfusion, fitting conversion into existing treatment workflows. Its research spans distinct settings: type-A antigen removal from research donor kidneys during machine perfusion, transplantation of an enzyme-treated kidney into a human-decedent recipient, and laboratory conversion of type-A swine whole blood. These studies examine antigen removal and short-term responses; they do not establish an authorized treatment for living patients. The company is working on enzyme manufacturing and clinical translation. Its June 2026 collaboration with Kemp Proteins addresses expression, purification and scalable upstream and downstream processes. A federal contribution supports production scale-up, preclinical studies and planned first-in-human trials. NATO DIANA lists Avivo in its 2026 Human Resilience and Biotechnology cohort with a proposed whole-blood conversion unit. The business previously used ABOzymes and announced the Avivo name in September 2022. The current federal contribution identifies Avivo Biomedical Inc. as its legal and operating name.

AXYS Technologies

Sidney, British Columbia

AXYS Technologies Inc. is a Sidney, British Columbia marine measurement company offering MetOcean buoys, offshore wind-resource assessment, GNSS water-level and datum systems, port stations and custom remote observation networks. Its work combines platform and sensor integration with data handling, mooring engineering, deployment and service. Product families have different payload, power and measurement requirements; the Belgian operation remains a separate entity.

Barnacle Systems Inc.

Victoria, British Columbia

Barnacle Systems develops the BRNKL family of vessel and vehicle monitoring products. Its onboard hardware combines sensor, machinery and camera data for remote status monitoring and synchronized event review. The professional Black platform records locally, while Rapid Deploy packages remote monitoring for hazardous vessels and Fleet organizes condition and maintenance information across assets. Leisure and overland variants extend the same monitoring approach to other operators.

Bio-Conscious Technologies

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver digital-health developer with two connected Endobits products: a clinician web platform for CGM panel review, follow-up prioritization and draft care documentation, and the separate Companion patient app for interpreting supported glucose feeds and sharing reports with an invited clinic. Commercial routes include provider and payer software packages plus a free patient app. The company describes a September 2026 Virtual Clinic launch; Moms+ remains a California-first pregnancy-programme waitlist. These stages do not establish accepted Canadian care, software clearance or independently demonstrated clinical outcomes.

Borealis Propulsion

Vancouver, British Columbia

Borealis Propulsion Lab is a British Columbia engineering and manufacturing company developing hardware for moving payloads in space. Its propulsion work spans bipropellant engines and feed components, kick-stage technologies and electric propulsion. These activities sit alongside an available machining and fabrication business, Borealis Manufacturing, which serves outside engineering teams from Chilliwack. The two sides have different buying decisions. A manufacturing customer can bring a drawing, model or existing part for quotation; a propulsion customer needs to establish the development article, performance requirements and verification plan with the engineering team. Borealis says commercial manufacturing work finances its propulsion R&D. The federal registry lists the legal corporation as active, incorporated in August 2025.

Cadex Electronics Inc.

Richmond, British Columbia

Cadex Electronics designs and manufactures battery analyzers, chargers and diagnostic systems from Richmond, British Columbia. Its portfolio spans discharge-based battery service, laboratory cycling, matrix-based rapid testing and software for battery-fleet records, with OEM battery and charger design services.

Camcor Diving Services

Sidney, British Columbia

Camcor Diving Services is a commercial diving company based in Sidney, British Columbia, serving aquaculture and marine infrastructure around Vancouver Island. Its work includes fish-farm net maintenance, diver-operated pressure washing, vessel and barge inspection, underwater construction and hydrographic surveys. The company also lists a light inspection-class remotely operated vehicle for underwater inspections. The service catalogue gives concrete methods: ultrasonic thickness testing and inspection of propellers, sea chests and anodes; inspection of dock mooring lines, chains and shackles; underwater welding and hydraulic cutting or drilling; and placement or location of power and fibre-optic cables. These are the broader diving services, with the ROV described separately as an inspection tool. Camcor identifies Cory Beaudry as founder and Kimberlee Lott as CEO, and says its divers hold surface-supply and scuba certifications.

Can-Dive is a British Columbia underwater contractor within ASI Group, combining commercial diving, marine construction, ROV inspection and atmospheric-diving services. Its work ranges from pipeline installation and repairs to docks, hydroelectric structures, salvage and survey documentation. Buyer records show a 2023 Sechelt outfall-remediation award and completed 2016 intake-screen repairs in Saskatoon; its catalogue names LBV200, Seaeye Falcon and Phantom HD2 ROVs for task-specific configurations.

Canpac Marine Services

North Vancouver, British Columbia

Canpac Marine Services is a North Vancouver marine contractor combining remotely operated vehicles, commercial divers, vessels and submarine cable equipment. Its work spans underwater inspection and scientific intervention, cable installation and burial, marine construction and salvage. Ocean Networks Canada confirms completed observatory work using Canpac Valour and Mantis in 2026; Quintillion identifies Valkyrie crews’ completed cable burial near Oliktok Point in Alaska. These projects establish delivered services in addition to Canpac’s advertised fleet.

Cascade Aerospace

Abbotsford, British Columbia

Cascade Aerospace provides aircraft engineering, maintenance, modification and long-term fleet support from Abbotsford, British Columbia. It supports military, government, OEM and commercial operators, with particular depth in legacy Hercules and C-130J work. Its services span ECHO avionics and structural upgrades, commercial aircraft MRO, freighter-conversion kits, component repair and customer maintenance training. Cascade is an operating unit of IMP Aerospace & Defence and a subsidiary of I.M.P. Group Ltd.