At Canadian Alliance Commission (CAC), we engage at every stage of the project lifecycle, ensuring Indigenous communities, service providers, and project developers are aligned from start to finish. Our involvement is designed to create lasting, community-first economic outcomes while supporting project success and business development through each critical phase.
We form partnerships with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities to access procurement opportunities and foster long-term capacity building.
We work with top-tier service providers to deliver turnkey solutions that support project success across sectors and regions.
We streamline Indigenous engagement and procurement through registered, vetted Indigenous business partnerships.
From early planning to closure, CAC supports every project phase—ensuring Indigenous communities are involved and benefit throughout.
We support early-phase development by defining project goals, assessing impacts, securing permits, and building critical relationships. We also conduct detailed risk assessments and help identify key resources—labour, equipment, and materials—to ensure successful delivery. Early community engagement ensures alignment and local support.
Once planning is complete, we work collaboratively to finalize teaming agreements, MOUs, or Joint Ventures. These partnerships are structured to maximize Indigenous participation, meet client objectives, and deliver on project scope.
During active project execution, CAC manages Indigenous participation and ensures services are delivered in line with agreed objectives. We maintain open, transparent communication and provide ongoing progress updates for all stakeholders.
Upon project completion, CAC ensures that all commitments have been met, community objectives are fulfilled, and lessons are documented. We support environmental restoration, stakeholder communication, and provide post-project reporting to demonstrate success
