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This partnership is a strong step 
forward in advancing Indigenous 
participation in regional 
development.
— Michael Chwelos, COO, Fort McKay 
Group of Companies
Northern Mat & Bridge (NMB) is Canada’s leader in temporary access 
solutions. From coast to coast, we provide safe, cost-effective matting and 
portable bridges that help industry reach remote worksites efficiently and 
responsibly.
With more than 20 years of experience, NMB supports vital sectors including 
oil and gas, utilities, infrastructure, mining, forestry, and construction. 
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, and supported by a nationwide network of 
yards and crews, NMB delivers responsive, turnkey access solutions—from 
planning and logistics to installation and site support.
Northern McKay Access Solutions
Northern McKay Access Solutions is a joint venture between Fort McKay 
Landing Limited Partnership, the investment arm of Fort McKay First Nation 
(FMFN), and Northern Mat & Bridge.
Together, we combine FMFN’s strong foundation in Indigenous economic 
leadership with NMB’s national expertise in safe, efficient access 
infrastructure. The partnership delivers reliable, locally supported access 
services for energy, infrastructure, and industrial projects across northern 
Alberta and beyond.
Under the agreement, Fort McKay Landing plays a leading role in the 
partnership reflecting the Nation’s commitment to creating lasting economic 
opportunities and community employment.
Shared Commitment
Our partnership is guided by shared values:
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Safety first — protecting people, the environment, and project integrity.
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Community investment — prioritizing Indigenous employment, training, 
and local impact.
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Reliable access — delivering trusted infrastructure that keeps projects 
moving.
Together, Fort McKay First Nation and Northern Mat & Bridge are building 
access—to worksites, to opportunity, and to shared success.
Northern McKay Access Solutions: Built on Safety. Grounded in Partnership.

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