24/7 CIVIL RESPONSE | DISPATCH 250-714-8815
Clark Pacific Excavating provides 24/7 civil infrastructure support when roads, drainage systems, access routes and other infrastructure are damaged or threatened during floods, storms and other emergency events.
Our excavation, trucking, road-building, compaction and material-supply capabilities allow one contractor to support multiple stages of urgent infrastructure work across Vancouver Island.
Clark Pacific can mobilize crews, excavators, loaders, dump trucks, compactors, pumps and aggregate resources for authorized emergency work. Crews can typically mobilize within 1–2 hours, with heavy equipment transport coordinated through our own lowbed.
Our team is prepared to work under the direction of municipalities, regional districts, First Nations, public works departments, engineers, utilities, Emergency Operations Centres and prime contractors.
Excavation, aggregate replacement, grading and compaction for damaged access.
Emergency ditches, culvert-area excavation, water-routing and stormwater support.
Rapid road and access preparation for responders, utilities and construction crews.
CAT excavators from mini to 55-tonne class for complex civil response work.
Sand, gravel, road base, rock and riprap from Island-wide sources.
Dump trucks for aggregate delivery, debris removal, soil movement and civil logistics.
Clark Pacific provides field resources that can integrate into an established incident or emergency-management structure. We receive the assignment, coordinate the appropriate crew and equipment, and execute the authorized work while maintaining communication with the responsible authority or site representative.
Clark Pacific follows B.C. Blue Book equipment rates for emergency and government work, maintains $5 million liability coverage, and is an active member of IUOE Local 115 and Teamsters Local 213. Approximately 30 operators can be available within 2–12 hours, with a broader workforce of up to 178 employees potentially available within 48 hours depending on the incident and current commitments.
Road washouts, drainage failures, culvert-area work, emergency access, debris, excavation, aggregate replacement and temporary infrastructure support are among the assignments we can support.
Yes. We can perform excavation, grading, placement and related field work according to plans, specifications and direction provided by the responsible authority or engineer.
Yes. Clark Pacific is prepared to work with municipalities, regional districts, First Nations, public works departments and other authorized response organizations.
Clark Pacific has worked with EMBC during emergency response work at Cowichan Tribes on multiple occasions. Current public wording will use the present-day EMCR terminology while accurately describing past EMBC work.
Approximately 30 operators can be available within 2–12 hours, depending on current deployments. A broader workforce of up to 178 employees may be available within 48 hours.
Yes. Clark Pacific reports $5 million liability coverage.
Yes. Clark Pacific follows B.C. Blue Book equipment rates for emergency and government work.
Call emergency dispatch at 250-714-8815 with the incident location, site contact, required resources and access conditions.
Clark Pacific Excavating provides excavation, rock breaking, road building, land clearing, snow removal, civil project support, trucking, and aggregate delivery across Nanaimo and Central Vancouver Island.
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Kelowna
Alberta
Rock Breaking
Excavating
Snow Removal
Civil Excavating
Irrigation Systems
Road Building
Land Clearing
Aggregate Delivery