Arctic Capacity handles all types of logistics operations in Greenland and the Arctic. We take full responsibility for every phase — from planning to execution — regardless of scope or complexity.
We move people, equipment and materials exactly where they are needed, using aircraft, helicopters, ships and specialized land vehicles designed for Arctic terrain.
Our experience includes establishing and operating field camps and permanent bases in some of the most extreme environments on Earth.
We ensure all required government permits are in place and provide qualified staff within health, safety and key operational functions. We also work closely with local communities, helping to strengthen logistics capacity and accessibility where traditional ships and aircraft cannot operate.
Our approach is integrated, flexible and results-oriented — always focused on delivering safe, efficient and reliable solutions.
Complete logistics solutions across Greenland and the Arctic. Our work supports both national and local needs, combining air, sea and land capabilities to ensure reliable transport of people, equipment and supplies under any conditions — including to remote communities beyond regular infrastructure.
End-to-end support for scientific and exploration missions in remote regions. We handle planning, permits, transport of sensitive equipment, field safety and leadership — enabling teams to focus on their research goals. Whenever possible, we coordinate with local partners to share resources and generate community benefits.
Design, construction and operation of Arctic camps — from mobile units to long-term bases. Services include camp management, catering, HSE support and responsible closure. Camps serve research, industry, defense, rescue and adventure purposes, and can also strengthen local logistical resilience in isolated areas.
Safe, flexible and low-impact transport across ice, snow and tundra. SHERP vehicles reduce reliance on air transport and provide access for SAR, science, infrastructure and adventure operations — even in severe weather. They also make it possible to connect remote communities year-round, supporting local transport and emergency access where no other means are available.
Embedded in every project, we provide strategic planning, risk management, regulatory compliance and on-site leadership. This ensures coherent, safe and cost-effective operations — regardless of scale, terrain or conditions. Our advisory work also includes developing sustainable logistics strategies that contribute to Greenland’s long-term self-sufficiency.
We have extensive experience supporting and conducting expeditions for international research institutions — often in the most remote and inaccessible regions of the Arctic.
Get in touch to learn more about our work and how we can support your next mission.