Coast to coast · Remote camp services
Catering, modular accommodation and infrastructure rental for remote industrial sites — delivered as a single accountable scope. Your crews eat well and sleep warm. You stop managing camp logistics and get back to the work you were hired to do.
Indigenous-majority joint venture
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What we deliver
Food services and modular infrastructure engineered for the demands of remote industrial sites — bundled, or taken individually.
Three hot meals plus night-shift plating and packed lunches. Rotating four-week menus built with a Red Seal chef, with allergen, halal, vegetarian and traditional-foods streams standard.
Turnkey commercial kitchens and dry-goods storage sized to your headcount, delivered pre-plumbed and inspection-ready so you clear public health sign-off on day one.
Skid- and wheel-mounted modular complexes that scale from a 24-bed fly camp to a 400-bed base camp without re-tendering. Stackable, winterized, and CSA-certified.
Private and shared sleeper units with in-room climate control, daily housekeeping, laundry service and linen rotation — managed by a dedicated camp attendant crew.
Potable water, wastewater treatment, generator power, HVAC, fuel storage, wash cars and connectivity — rented as one line item instead of six subcontracts.
Mobilization planning, road-access resupply, waste haul-out and demobilization. One camp manager owns the whole site, so you get one number to call and one invoice.
Who we serve
Every sector has a different camp problem. We configure the fleet, the menu rotation and the mobilization plan around yours.
Linear projects need camps that move. Our wheel-mounted units relocate with the spread every few weeks — no re-permitting, no downtime.
Long-horizon base camps with rotational catering built around 14/14 and 21/7 schedules, plus surge capacity for shutdown and expansion windows.
Fast-mobilization drill and completion camps with 24-hour kitchen coverage, self-contained utilities and full wash-car and fuel support.
Seasonal fly and road camps for harvest, silviculture and fire crews — light footprint, quick teardown, and reclamation-friendly siting.
Where the incumbents leave gaps
National providers are good at scale and slow at service. We built the company around the four complaints we heard most about the alternatives.
The big three sell contracts. We answer phones.
National incumbents route you through regional coordinators and shared service desks. Every Coast 2 Coast camp has a named manager on site with authority to fix problems the same shift.
Fixed lodges can't follow a moving spread.
Our fleet is deliberately mobile-first rather than fixed-lodge. Camps follow transmission spreads, seasonal cut blocks and drill programs without a new tender each time.
Bundling is where margin quietly disappears.
Catering, lodging and infrastructure land on one transparent per-person-per-day rate — with the line items shown. No separate utility subcontracts, no surprise mobilization fees.
Small crews get the leftover service tier.
Enterprise providers price 24-bed fly camps as an inconvenience. We run the same menu standard, the same housekeeping and the same rate structure at 24 beds as at 400.
Comparisons reference the service model of large national camp providers such as Civeo Corporation, Royal Camp Services and Sodexo Canada (Energy & Resources). Positioning statements are our own.
Partnership model
Coast 2 Coast is deliberately structured as an Indigenous-majority JV. That means your camp spend can be directed toward set-aside procurement targets while the benefit stays in the communities your project actually operates in.
Discuss a set-aside scopeCoast 2 Coast is structured as an Indigenous-majority joint venture, qualifying your project spend for federal and provincial set-aside procurement targets.
Camp attendant, kitchen and logistics roles are recruited from partner communities first, with paid Red Seal apprenticeship pathways rather than seasonal churn.
Monthly local-hire, local-procurement and training-hour reporting formatted to drop straight into your Impact Benefit Agreement and ESG disclosures.
Rates
Blended camp day rate
$175USD / person / day
Covers catering, lodging and infrastructure rental together. Benchmarked against Canadian remote-camp day rates of CAD 150–350, so the bundle typically lands at or below an unbundled quote.
Camp-day capacity plan
Bed-nights plus infrastructure rental, measured in active camp-days. Fleet is being staged against a signed pipeline across all four sectors.
Active camp-days under contract
Projected, on signed sector pipeline
Projected at full fleet utilization
Year 2 and Year 3 figures are projections, not committed volumes.
Social proof
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“They mobilized a 96-bed camp ahead of our right-of-way schedule and moved it four times in one season. Nobody on the spread lost a shift to logistics.”
“The blended day rate was the first quote we could actually compare line-for-line. Our finance team stopped reconciling five separate camp invoices.”
“Food quality is what crews talk about, and it's the reason our retention held through a hard winter. The JV local-hire reporting was a bonus for our IBA file.”
Get started
Join the waitlist and we’ll come back within one business day with a mobilization window, a bed and infrastructure configuration, and a blended per-person-per-day estimate for your project.
FAQ
A standard 24 to 96-bed configuration mobilizes in roughly 14 days from signed scope, assuming road access and a prepared pad. Larger base camps of 200 beds and up typically run 30 to 45 days. Surge and shutdown capacity can move faster where fleet is already staged in region.
It is a blended rate covering catering, lodging and infrastructure rental as one line item: three hot meals plus night-shift service, your sleeper unit, daily housekeeping and laundry, potable water and wastewater, generator power and HVAC, connectivity, waste haul-out and on-site camp management. It benchmarks against Canadian remote-camp day rates of roughly CAD 150 to 350, and we itemize every component so you can compare it against an unbundled quote.
No. We run the same menu standard, housekeeping cadence and rate structure at 24 beds as we do at 400. Small fly camps are a core part of our fleet design rather than an exception we price around.
Coast 2 Coast operates as an Indigenous-majority joint venture. That ownership structure lets qualifying project spend count toward federal and provincial Indigenous procurement and set-aside targets, and we provide monthly local-hire, local-procurement and training-hour reporting formatted for your Impact Benefit Agreement obligations.
Yes. We regularly take on the catering scope at an existing lodge, or supply modular expansion and utility infrastructure alongside an incumbent's beds. Scopes can be taken individually or bundled into the blended rate.
Coast to coast across Canada, with fleet staging in Western, Central and Atlantic regions. Remote and winter-access sites are the core of the business — accommodation is winterized to -45 °C and mobilization plans account for ice road and seasonal access windows.
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