British Columbia

Kelowna-based commercial-diving and subsea-services company providing ROV inspection, underwater construction, marine support, engineering and project management in Western Canada and international markets.

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.

Orbital Research is a Burnaby satellite-communications company that designs and manufactures microwave frequency converters and related RF components for ground, airborne and space systems.

Canadian ocean-data company operating marine weather and intelligence services for coastal and offshore decision-making.

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.

Star Solutions is the operating name of Star Solutions International Inc., a Richmond, British Columbia mobile-network equipment business providing compact cellular core and radio-network systems for private, remote and specialized deployments. Public records support Canadian military-communications research and public-safety LTE work.

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.

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.

Foresight Canada is a national cleantech accelerator that supports technology ventures through commercialization programs, mentorship and market connections across energy, resources, transportation and other strategic industrial sectors.

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.

Canadian geospatial company developing remote-sensing and terrain-analysis services for complex environments.