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- Nasittuq Corporation - Arctic Facility Management Site Services Provider
Nasittuq (pronounced “na-see-took”) is an Inuktitut word which means “looking out from a high place ” For over 20 years we have provided technical and facility management solutions in Canada’s North
- About Us - Nasittuq Corporation
Nasittuq Corporation was created as the joint venture’s agent Nasittuq was awarded the NWS contract in 2001 which we held it until 2014 then were re-awarded in 2022
- Careers - Nasittuq Corporation
Are you interested in career opportunities with Nasittuq? Add your name to our Candidate Pool, where you can create a profile and submit your resume for upcoming openings and anticipated hiring needs
- NORTH WARNING SYSTEM - Nasittuq Corporation
In 2001, Nasittuq was awarded the contract to operate the NWS There are 47 radar sites that operate unattended, powered by diesel electronic generators, and are connected by satellite ground terminals, all which need complex and constant support
- Contact - Nasittuq Corporation
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- Doing Business With Us - Nasittuq Corporation
When supplying goods to Nasittuq, the supplier or vendor must effectively protect the contents against potential damage from handling or transportation We will specify the transportation mode and packaging requirements in our Request for Quotation and subsequent purchase order
- NASITTUQ CORPORATION ACCESSIBILITY PLAN 2025 UPDATE
Nasittuq Corporation has been building on its efforts since the development of our initial Accessibility Plan, as required under the Accessible Canada Act This Accessibility Plan is guiding our organization to meet our commitments to build an accessibility-confident culture
- Celebrating 25 Years of Service in Canada’s North: Nasittuq Corporation . . .
Established in 2000, Nasittuq was created with a clear mission: to deliver critical operation and support services in the Canadian Arctic while fostering meaningful Inuit participation
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