We operate in hard, technical, high‑consequence environments.
Blackshore Private represents ownership interests on complex, high‑consequence projects, and structures the commercial partnerships that get those projects and their proponents into markets they could not reach alone. We work where technical execution, regulatory risk, and commercial structure intersect, in Canada and the United States.
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Owner's Representation
We act as Owner's Representative on complex-site construction where the ground, the water, or the regulator makes execution difficult, managing the general contractor tender process, contract structuring, and cost oversight from bid through close-out. Our work sits squarely at the intersection of design, permitting, and regulatory approval, coordinating architects, structural engineers, geotechnical consultants, and local authorities so that entitlement risk, not construction risk, gets managed before it becomes a schedule or cost problem. Current engagements span coastal and hillside sites in both California and British Columbia, each governed by a different permitting and regulatory framework.
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Partnership and Joint Venture Structuring
We design and manage commercial joint ventures that give partner companies credentialed access to procurement categories and markets otherwise closed to them, structuring terms, overseeing contract execution, and managing the ongoing relationship once a venture is formed. This work draws on nearly two decades of engineering and commercial experience across energy, infrastructure, and industrial sectors.
Complex private projects fail the way industrial projects fail.
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Scope defined too late
Cost and schedule commitments get made before the design is far enough along to support them.
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The owner under-represented
The owner is one voice among several experts in the room, and no one at the table is paid to represent that voice alone.
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Consultant interfaces uncontrolled
Architects, engineers, and contractors coordinate informally, and the gaps between their scopes surface later as change orders.
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Permits and regulators treated as surprises
Entitlement and regulatory review get treated as a formality until they aren't, and by then the schedule absorbs the cost.
We represent the owner and no one else.
We are not the contractor, the architect, or the engineer.
We control the interfaces.
Decisions are written down.
You will get the truth early.
We are built to be a small team.
We hold ourselves to the standard of care owed to a principal, not a client. Recommendations are made in writing, supported by the underlying technical and regulatory record, and revisited as conditions change.
Dusty Moi
Principal, Blackshore Private Management Inc.
Blackshore is led by Dusty Moi, a mechanical engineer with more than twenty years in energy and industrial project delivery. He has led an engineering division of over 200 professionals, managed a utility project portfolio of roughly 100 staff, and directed capital and turnaround projects inside live refinery environments. His work has covered scope definition, estimating, regulatory compliance, procurement, construction support, and commercial management for major Canadian pipeline and utility operators and U.S. refiners. He brings that discipline to private owners whose projects carry the same technical, regulatory, and commercial exposure.
Ready to talk about your project?
info@blackshoreprivate.comSurrey, British Columbia
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