Surveying and Geospatial Solutions
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Owner and CEO, Chris Kizuik, is a proud member of the Métis Nation of Alberta. Over the years, Chris has been unwavering in progressing the company to ensure inclusivity and fostering a culture that brings about awareness of Indigenous Peoples and communities. Through such actions as strategic partnerships, affiliations, corporate structure and employment opportunities, Apex continues to support the success of Indigenous groups. |
Apex is an Alberta MétisWorks Certified Business and registered with the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). Additionally, maintaining partnerships throughout Western Canada with First Nations and Métis: George Gordon Developments Ltd., Squamish Nation, Métis Nation of Alberta, and Métis Nation British Columbia.
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Discover our Featured Services
Information gathered compliments other geospatial and survey data acquisition seamlessly. UAVs quickly advancing technology, safety and versatility, is lending itself well to usage in a variety of new ways within all industries that we service.
Highly accurate and detailed layout, collecting as-built data and document turnover. Using a combination of the newest equipment and technology, we help transform your paper plans into reality.
Transforming reality into a digital twin has never been easier. Using only the best 3D scanning equipment, we are able to capture anything the eye can see and turn it into a digital model and point cloud.
Whether looking to acquire a real property report, design a subdivision, plan a commercial build or stake a utility corridor, our diverse professionals offer comprehensive land surveying services.
Using the latest technology and procedures to ensure your work area is accurately marked and detailed mapping provided. Taking precautionary measures and preventing underground facilities during any ground disturbance cannot be understated.
Our experienced team has the ability to assist with any pipeline scope. Apex has acquired years of experience supporting high-profile pipeline construction and maintenance projects from Saskatchewan to the coast of British Columbia.
We Let our Work Speak for Itself
Fort Hills Opp Bridge is an overpass designed for heavy haulers to cross over Fort Hills main road, Owl Avenue, to bring bitumen to the Opp crushers for processing.
The LNG Export Facility is one Canada's largest infrastructure projects. Apex was hired to provide construction survey and UAV services for the concrete foundations and paving inside the battery limits of the LNG trains process area.
Apex responsibilities on this project included, topographic survey, grading layout and asbuilts, machine control support, drone flights, and lowering feature asbuilts.
Apex supported construction activity on this project with pile layout, asbuilts, and cap placement; site grading, underground line locates and other related scopes.
The expansion twins an existing 1,150-kilometre pipeline between Strathcona County, Alberta and Burnaby, BC. It creates a pipeline system with the nominal capacity of the system going from approximately 300,000 barrels per day to 890,000 barrels per day.
The LNG Loading Line Trestle comprises approximately 1750m long piled trestle, supporting a roadway and modular pipe-racks at elevation, running north-south between the Plant site and LNG Berth.
Fort Hills Opp Bridge is an overpass designed for heavy haulers to cross over Fort Hills main road, Owl Avenue, to bring bitumen to the Opp crushers for processing.
Apex supported construction activity on this project with pile layout, asbuilts, and cap placement; site grading, underground line locates and other related scopes.
The LNG Export Facility is one Canada's largest infrastructure projects. Apex was hired to provide construction survey and UAV services for the concrete foundations and paving inside the battery limits of the LNG trains process area.
Apex responsibilities on this project included, topographic survey, grading layout and asbuilts, machine control support, drone flights, and lowering feature asbuilts.
The expansion twins an existing 1,150-kilometre pipeline between Strathcona County, Alberta and Burnaby, BC. It creates a pipeline system with the nominal capacity of the system going from approximately 300,000 barrels per day to 890,000 barrels per day.
The LNG Loading Line Trestle comprises approximately 1750m long piled trestle, supporting a roadway and modular pipe-racks at elevation, running north-south between the Plant site and LNG Berth.
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Apex Geomatics Construction Surveyors Ltd.
#132, 2181 Premier Way
Sherwood Park, AB
T8H 2V1
(587) 341-2375