Services

Overview

Oretrack advises businesses, institutions, and organizations through closure, turnaround, and cross-border growth — across the United States. Our work is built on direct relationships in mining, energy, infrastructure, and agriculture, backed by a cross-border network spanning Indonesia, Malaysia, and Timor-Leste.

Institutional Closure & Teach-Out Advisory

When a school or institution needs to wind down, the process matters as much as the outcome. Oretrack advises on orderly closure — managing expenses, protecting students and stakeholders through teach-out, and closing operations cleanly without unnecessary regulatory exposure.

Turnaround Consulting

Oretrack works with distressed and high-overhead businesses to cut costs, restructure management, and stabilize operations.

AI-Augmented Drone Mapping & Infrastructure

Aerial mapping and infrastructure assessment for mining, construction, agriculture, and First Nations community projects. Drone-based data collection is processed using AI-assisted image analysis, supporting faster, more accurate planning, asset management, and long-term infrastructure decisions.

Cross-Border Market Entry Advisory

Advisory for businesses entering the Washington–British Columbia corridor, and for cross-border operations more broadly — covering regulatory navigation, local partner vetting, and on-the-ground market access.

Critical Minerals Sourcing Diagnostic

Fee-only diagnostic and sourcing reports for US manufacturers seeking supply-side access to critical minerals — including nickel and battery materials from Indonesia, rare earth processing through Malaysia, and early-stage manganese positioning in Timor-Leste.

First Nations Infrastructure Asset Mapping

Infrastructure asset mapping for First Nations communities in British Columbia, combining on-the-ground relationship building with drone-based data collection to support long-term planning.

Last-Mile Connectivity & IT Setup

Connectivity and technology setup support for First Nations communities in British Columbia, extending naturally from infrastructure mapping engagements.

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