Olga Bugrova, co-owner of Benchmark PPE, with one of the company's masks. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM) It’s a made-in-Saskatchewan success story. A Saskatoon company that makes medical grade personal protective equipment (PPE) is expanding, after demand for its products significantly increased. Justin Stuart, who co-owns Benchmark PPE with Olga Bugrova, has secured a Saskatchewan government ministry contract to provide millions of masks for schools across the province. While Stuart can’t get into too many details, he says he’s proud and grateful to be able to do the work. “We’re very lucky,” he says. “Our business is expanding because we’ve stuck with the production. We’ve achieved a high level of quality through hard, hard work, and we’re very fortunate that we’ve had some good partners that have come forward and given us purchase orders for our products.