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New Senior Housing for Northway Business Park
Rezoning by the Anchorage Assembly lets Cook Inlet Housing Authority proceed with a 72-unit senior housing campus in the Airport Heights neighborhood.
8(a) Contracting Program Updates ‘Bona Fide Place of Business’ Rule
Alaska Native corporations welcome more flexibility in a recent requirement to establish a physical office where a construction contract is executed, even before bidding.
Bristol Bay Native Corporation New Hires
Bristol Bay Native Corporation adds LaFewt Knox, Ambriel C. Sandone, and Molly Webb at its corporate office.
From Candlemaking to a Kokhanok Campground, Six Win Marketplace Competitions
Six Alaska Native entrepreneurs win business-boosting awards of up to $20,000 in the multi-region Alaska Marketplace business plan competition.
UIC Stands Up Road-Accessible Vertical Contractor, Iglu Construction
Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation adds Iglu Construction as a Railbelt builder, a different specialty compared to sister subsidiaries UIC Construction, UIC Nappairit, and UMIAQ Design.
UIC Becomes Majority Owner of Northbank Civil and Marine
Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation acquired a majority interest in Northbank Civil and Marine, a Washington–based contractor specializing in civil and marine construction.
ASRC Federal Wins $2.3B Military Logistics Contract
ASRC Federal, a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, won a $2.3 billion, five-year contract to continue managing military chemical and oil supplies.
Chugach Alaska Promotes Holdings President, Communications Exec
The Alaska Native corporation for the Prince William Sound region has a new person in charge of its holding company and a new head of communications.
NANA Acquires Drake Construction, Expanding Infrastructure Capabilities
NANA Regional Corporation completed the acquisition of substantially all assets of Drake Construction, a Kotzebue-based general contractor.
The Forever Corporations of the Kodiak Archipelago
The land and people of Kodiak Island are represented by several Alaska Native corporations. In this article, our readers will learn more about Kodiak’s rich history and the corporations working to serve their people and lands.
Aleut Grows in the Birthplace of Winds
Aleut regional corporation recently rebranded, moved to a new Anchorage office, and is pursuing several economic development projects on Adak Island.
Alaska Pacific University Pursues Alternative Tribal College Model with Membership Strategy
Designating itself an Alaska Native University emphasizes tribal governance while distancing Alaska Pacific University from federal constraints.
