Ontario Centre of Innovation
Toronto, Ontario
Ontario Centre of Innovation helps commercialize Ontario research and intellectual property, connects industry with academic expertise, and delivers public innovation programs for Ontario businesses.
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Toronto, Ontario
Ontario Centre of Innovation helps commercialize Ontario research and intellectual property, connects industry with academic expertise, and delivers public innovation programs for Ontario businesses.
Ottawa, Ontario
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An editorial cluster of published Ontario organizations contributing space-based awareness and mission visualization.
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Canadian defence and technology prime with a seven-site national footprint spanning naval combat management, electronic warfare, all-domain systems integration, autonomous-system control software, advanced manufacturing, training, sustainment, and program delivery.
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Explore All-domain systems integration and sustainmentMississauga, Ontario
Curtiss-Wright INDAL designs and supplies naval helicopter securing and traversing equipment, ship aviation support systems and undersea sensor-handling systems from Mississauga, Ontario.
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Explore Naval aircraft handling systemsSault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Canadian dual-use innovation and validation network providing research, development and testing services across multiple environments, with unmanned and autonomous systems and access to private airports.
Toronto, Ontario
TERAGO is a Toronto-based Canadian public company providing managed connectivity and private wireless services. Its current private-5G work includes an Ericsson-enabled network at McMaster University's manufacturing research institute, which supports applied industrial research rather than operational defence adoption.
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Explore Managed private 5G networksFoxboro, Ontario
Canadian Underwater Inspection Services (CUIS) is a Foxboro, Ontario service contractor combining remotely operated vehicles, sonar and commercial divers for underwater inspection and survey work. It also offers underwater construction, confined-space access, salvage and vessel support. Named infrastructure work includes inspection input for Collingwood Terminals and diving as a subconsultant on MTO bridge and culvert inspections.
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Explore Configurable ROV and Sonar InspectionWaterloo, Ontario
VueReal is a Waterloo microtechnology company developing manufacturing systems for microLED displays and micro semiconductor devices.
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Explore MicroSolid semiconductor-device printing platformOttawa, Ontario
Canadian RF-technology company providing spectrum-analysis and software-defined radio systems.
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Explore Distributed RF spectrum intelligenceOttawa, Ontario
Federal Crown corporation that acts as Canada’s international government-to-government contracting agency and prime contractor for eligible transactions.
North Bay, Ontario
Voyageur Aviation is a North Bay company providing special-mission aircraft conversion, systems integration, MRO, logistics and in-service support.
Milton, Ontario
Patlon Aircraft and Industries is an Ontario equipment supplier and support provider serving military and other public-sector users. Its air-force offering includes ground power and air-conditioning equipment, electrical components and related repair, calibration, commissioning and training. Patlon represents equipment manufacturers, so the supplier and support role should not be confused with Canadian manufacture of every product it sells. Its naval role is supported by a separate buyer-side source: Irving Shipbuilding announced more than CAD 30 million in contracts for Patlon to supply and quality-check River-class destroyer hose systems and bellows.
Ottawa, Ontario
Federal Crown corporation providing financing, insurance, bonding and market knowledge to support Canadian trade and international business growth.