Claim R-005.2 / Facility
CS / DEF / 001 · Preview 0.2
Operates from a shop in the St. John’s metropolitan area.
Recorded against record R-005 · marine electrical · Mount Pearl, NL
Illustrative research preview
These are specimen records. Each is identified by a code, a container and a place rather than by a name, so that nothing here can be read as a finding about a real firm — and so that no code can collide with a real trading name.
What is real is the structure. Every claim carries the source it came from, the date that source was retrieved, the person who reviewed it, and a status from the published Evidence Vocabulary that says how far it can be relied on and what would move it. That structure is the product; these records are here to show it working, including where it has to say that nobody has checked something yet.
Evidence · 1 source
- 01 Provincial corporate registries Nova Scotia RJSC · Service New Brunswick · NL Registry of Companies · PEI Corporate Registry
Provincial registry, registered office retrieved
Registered office recorded in Mount Pearl; status “Good standing”.
- Reviewer
- Reviewer B (analyst) · signed Illustrative reviewer and date · specimen record
- Status
- Evidence status: established. Reviewed over evidence established
- Rationale
- Location established by the registry.
Cite as
Capacity Signal, CS/DEF/001, Preview 0.2 (2026-08-18), claim R-005.2, status Reviewed. https://capacitysignal.ca/reports/cs-def-001/claims/r-005-2/
Stated limits
What this claim does not tell you
- 01
Absence from the register is not a negative finding.
The register was assembled from 6 open source classes. A firm that does not appear may simply not be described in those sources. Nomination is free and takes one form.
- 02
Award records establish that work was contracted, not that it was performed to standard.
Performance, delivery, and quality history are not in the open record. Contract history claims are graded on the award record alone.
- 03
Controlled goods content is excluded, permanently.
Only public registration status is recorded. Nothing about what a registrant makes, holds, or handles is collected, inferred, or stored.