Joint Venture Partnerships

TEDC seeks strategic partners to establish joint ventures that will secure projects and will:

  1. Generate short and long term revenues that flows to TFN Government; and
  2. Provide skills, training, and employment opportunities for our Members and their businesses.

TEDC has created four Joint Ventures with reputable and experienced companies that are leaders in their fields.

Matcon Civil JV
TFN CONSTRUCTION / MATCON CIVIL (TMJV) is the civil construction and environmental contracting firm and our first Joint Venture company.

TMJV has been successful in retaining a number of large contracts and has generated significant economic benefits for TFN Members.

TMJV returns 51% of revenues earned to TFN and provides employment and contracting opportunities to qualified TFN Members and Member-owned businesses.
Gardaworld JV
Gardaworld JV is the security services JV with GardaWorld, one of the largest security services firms in Canada.

Garda returns 57% of revenues earned to TFN and provides skills training leading to employment and contracting opportunities to qualified TFN Members and Member owned businesses.

Locations of employment vary in the Lower Mainland, and Okanagan for TFN Members.
Wales McLlelland JV

WALES MCLELLAND JV is the construction firm created by Wales McLelland, TFN and TEDC.

Wales McLelland returns 51% of revenues earned to TFN and provides employment and contracting opportunities to qualified TFN Members and Member owned businesses.

BA Blacktop and Eurovia BC JV
BA Blacktop and Eurovia BC JV is the development and infrastructure joint venture company for Tsawwassen First Nation.BA Blacktop is one of the most successful transportation and infrastructure general contractors in the Lower Mainland.

BA Blacktop Ltd. and Eurovia BC Inc. are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Eurovia SAS , one of the world’s main transport infrastructure construction and urban development companies.

BA Blacktop has built a strong relationship with TFN over the last decade, supporting TFN’s social, economic development and employment and training initiatives.

Specific initiatives include TFN Land lease revenue, employment opportunities; training and skills development opportunities; as well as sub-contract opportunities for TFN Member owned businesses and TFN Joint Ventures.
Menu