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Investing in the well being of Tribal People and Tribal Communities.

#NativesHelpingNatives

Cayuse Native Solutions provides innovative and flexible technology solutions to Native Nations, tribal entities, Native-owned businesses, and organizations that serve Indigenous communities, including Native Hawaiian groups. 

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We are part of the Cayuse Holdings family of companies, which is wholly owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR), a federally recognized Indian tribe headquartered near Pendleton, Oregon. Cayuse serves Federal, State, Tribal, Local, and Commercial clients.

OUR CORE SERVICES

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  • Drone operator training/certification

  • Mapping

  • Data collection (river temperature, topography, bathymetry, turbidity, etc.)

  • Fishery and wildlife data surveys

  • Photogrammetry (detailed maps, models, measurements)

  • Inspections (infrastructure, rights-of-way)

  • Video and still images (marketing,  events)

  • Website Design & Development

  • Graphic Design - Logos & Branding

  • Social Media Management

  • Annual Report & Booklet Development

  • Video projects

  • Digital marketing webinars and in-person classes

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What our customers are saying about Cayuse Native Solutions:

"Very prompt and professional service. Extremely communicative and helpful.
Very holistic view for helping on a scalable level."
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"Response time, communication, effort to collaborate with other tribal members."
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"The team communicated well, helped troubleshoot, and delivered the app plug-in in a timely manner."
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"Everything has been excellent! Keep up the good work for Indian Country."
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"So happy to have a local professional service provider who commits to community, culture, and competency."
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