YFNCC has secured funding for the Northern Indigenous Sovereignty Infrastructure Readiness Initiative, a two-year effort to support Yukon First Nation development corporations and businesses as northern infrastructure opportunities take shape.
Practical preparation for participation
The initiative will bring together readiness assessments, procurement tools and guides, opportunity tracking, training, and engagement with federal departments and prime contractors. The focus is on helping businesses understand requirements and prepare early enough to participate.
Readiness involves more than finding a tender. Businesses need to understand the work, identify capacity and partnership needs, and connect with the people shaping procurement. The initiative is designed to strengthen those connections.
Stay connected with YFNCC
YFNCC will share further details as the initiative develops. Yukon First Nation businesses and development corporations interested in procurement readiness can connect with the Chamber to discuss their priorities.
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