Makivvik Corporation
Company Description
Core Strengths
Treaty Execution & Macro-Economic Authority: Serving as the legally mandated administrator of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement and the Nunavik Inuit Land Claim Agreement, providing Primes and federal buyers with a constitutionally recognized, Tier-1 partnership node.
Enterprise Subsidiary Management: Directing a massive portfolio of highly profitable, wholly-owned subsidiaries and joint ventures that dominate key Northern economic sectors, including aviation, marine logistics, and regional infrastructure.
Complex Northern Supply Chain & Logistics: Delivering unmatched operational capacity to execute, manage, and support large-scale infrastructure, transportation, and heavy-civil projects across Canada’s most remote and logistically challenging environments.
High-Impact Socio-Economic Investment: Seamlessly translating corporate enterprise profitability into direct community development—funding housing, education, and cultural preservation—to deliver maximum, verifiable Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) value for government contracts.
Technical Codes
Primary NAICS: 551114 – Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices
Secondary NAICS: 921150 – Aboriginal Public Administration, 481111 – Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation [Subsidiaries], 483115 – Deep Sea, Coastal, and Great Lakes Water Transportation [Logistics & Marine]
GSIN: R114A – Logistics Support Services, E199D – Environmental Services, V – Transportation and Travel and Relocation Services
Projects
1. Northern Aviation & Aerospace Logistics
Remote Supply Chain Execution: Commanding massive regional logistics through wholly-owned subsidiaries like Air Inuit and strategic joint ventures like Canadian North. These enterprise airlines deliver critical freight, heavy-industrial transport, and scheduled passenger services essential for remote defence, mining, and government operations across the Arctic.
2. Arctic Marine & Sealift Operations
Heavy-Civil Freight & Maritime Transport: Driving deep-sea maritime logistics and macro sealift operations (via strategic partnerships like NEAS) to supply the 14 remote Nunavik communities and massive regional infrastructure projects. Operations include the complex logistical coordination of heavy construction materials, fuel, and essential goods into ice-bound, infrastructure-limited ports.
3. Regional Infrastructure & Housing Development
Nunavik Capital Construction Projects: Leading multi-million-dollar infrastructure and residential construction initiatives across the Nunavik region. These projects are strategically executed to alleviate the regional housing crisis while concurrently building local trades capacity, driving direct Indigenous employment, and demonstrating Tier-1 project management.
4. Commercial Fisheries & Environmental Stewardship
Offshore Economic Harvesting & Resource Management: Managing highly profitable offshore commercial fishing operations and quotas through major joint ventures. This sector balances high-yield economic resource extraction with stringent environmental protection protocols, ensuring sustainable development that aligns with Inuit traditional values and the Nunavik Land Claim mandate.
Services
Land Claim Administration & Corporate Investment Executing the legal and financial mandates of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA) and the Nunavik Inuit Land Claim Agreement. We manage high-yield enterprise investments and distribute compensation funds to drive long-term regional economic sovereignty.
Remote Aviation & Aerospace Operations Delivering critical passenger, freight, and heavy-industrial air transport across the Arctic. Through wholly-owned and joint-venture enterprise airlines, we ensure reliable, Tier-1 supply chain continuity for defence, mining, and government operations in extreme environments.
Deep-Water Marine & Arctic Sealift Logistics Coordinating complex maritime freight and macro sealift operations. We execute the delivery of heavy construction materials, fuel, and essential commercial goods into infrastructure-limited and ice-bound northern ports.
Macro-Infrastructure & Capital Construction Leading large-scale residential, commercial, and regional infrastructure development across Nunavik. We manage multi-million-dollar capital construction initiatives that build community capacity while driving direct local trades employment.
Socio-Economic Development & Capacity Building Translating massive corporate enterprise success into measurable community impact. We actively fund, develop, and manage programs dedicated to poverty relief, advanced education, and the rigorous protection of Inuit culture, language, and traditional values.
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Enterprise Portfolio
Aviation & Aerospace Logistics
Air Inuit (Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
Fixed-wing passenger and cargo operations, medevac, and heavy charter services across Nunavik and Northern Quebec.
Canadian North (Strategic Joint Venture – 50%)
Macro-level Arctic aviation, scheduled passenger service, and heavy-industrial logistics serving the Northwest Territories, Nunavik, and Nunavut.
Deep-Water Marine & Sealift Operations
NEAS Group Inc. (Strategic Joint Venture)
Deep-sea maritime logistics, heavy construction material transport, and macro sealift operations into ice-bound, infrastructure-limited northern ports.
Regional Infrastructure & Capital Construction
Kautaq Construction Inc. (Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
Remote heavy-civil construction, residential housing development, and commercial infrastructure project management.
Halutik Enterprises (Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
Providing heavy equipment logistics, specialized civil earthworks, and remote fuel distribution services.
Haleco (Joint Venture)
Sustainable, mixed-use macro-development and real estate investment.
Environment, Harvesting & Local Economics
UNAAQ Fisheries (Strategic Joint Venture)
Offshore commercial fishing operations balancing high-yield economic resource extraction with stringent environmental stewardship.
Nunavik Furs (Wholly-owned Subsidiary)
Based in Kuujjuaq, Nunavik Furs is the only active tannery in the Eastern Canadian Arctic. Founded in 2000, the facility provides specialized skinning, fleshing, and tanning services for wild animal pelts, directly driving the regional economy by creating local Inuit employment and sustaining community hunter and seamstress programs.
Defence Logistics & Remote Operations
Pan Arctic Inuit Logistic (PAIL) (Strategic Joint Venture)
A specialized partnership providing macro-logistics, operations, and maintenance for remote northern defence sites, including the North Warning System.
Renewable Energy & Geospatial Engineering
Tarquti Energy Corporation (Strategic Joint Venture)
Developing large-scale, environmentally sound renewable energy projects (wind, solar) tailored to remote northern communities and mining operations.
Nunavik Geomatics (Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
Advanced spatial data, mapping, and geomatics consulting for remote infrastructure and land management planning.