This federally funded contract requires the Contractor to provide the necessary design and construction services, as required, to replace the failing generators at the Akutan Airport Snow Removal Equipment Building (SREB).

This state funded project will replace the west wing and repair other damage at the DOT&PF Annex Building in Anchorage, Alaska, resulting from the November 30, 2018 earthquake.

This federally funded project will resurface Elmore Road between Abbott Rd. to Providence Dr. Project work includes paving, guardrail, drainage, ADA improvements, signing and striping.

This state funded project includes renovation of the existing kitchen make-up air and exhaust systems at the kitchen in Building 290 at the Mount Edgecumbe High School. Work includes demolition, new make-up air and exhaust fan units, associated heat exchanger, hydronic equipment and lines, building automation controls and fire alarm modifications, and electrical and lighting upgrades. The project includes one (1) additive alternate that renovates the existing kitchen area suspended ceiling panels, grid, lighting, air registers, and replacement with new ceiling panels, grid, lighting, and air registers. Work includes hazardous materials.

This state funded project includes a Basic Bid to remove the current main entry door and install ADA compliant doors at the Sheldon Jackson Museum, as well as an Additive Alternate 1. See attached specifications and drawings for details. To schedule a site visit, contact Ben Goldsworthy, Engineering Associate at (907) 269-0802 or Benhur.goldsworthy@alaska.gov. Substantial completion date is May 30, 2024. Final completion date is July 30, 2024. Payment and Performance Bonds will be required from the apparent low bidder if the award amount is in excess of $100,000.

The selected Progressive Design Build (PDB) team will provide preconstruction and construction services to design and construct a four lane, divided highway on Sterling Highway from MP 82.5 to 94. The proposed federally funded project will improve safety and reduce congestion. The PDB procurement is intended to encompass all materials, labor, supplies, equipment and supervision necessary for the complete construction of the project. The initial contract award will be for design phase services.

This federally funded project will upgrade Seward Meridian Parkway to four-lanes and extend the roadway to Seldon Road. Project work includes five new traffic signals and intersection improvements, a bridge over Cottonwood Creek, separated pathway, and illumination.

This state funded project will replace the exterior windows at Building 295 (Heritage Hall) at Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka, Alaska. This project includes four (4) additive alternates for window replacement in various locations around the building exterior.

The Contractor shall provide construction and installation services to replace 68 pneumatic valves with electronic actuated valves as described.

Procurement, shipping, and on-site storage of detention doors, hardware, truss-wall and associated long-lead materials, ang mapping of in-slab hydronic piping by ground penetrating radar at the Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau, Alaska.

This state funded project includes all necessary construction services as required to replace the existing roof with a new EPDM roofing system at the WH107 warehouse building at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. This project includes one (1) additive alternate for installation of a new roof access hatch.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment, and labor to install 3 exterior security cameras.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment, and labor to remove and replace the first floor roofing of the Ku 024 Building.

The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials and equipment to repair and replace the exterior finishes of Parking Control Building PC120.

The Contractor shall provide all design, material, equipment, and labor to remove and replace the play structure in the ANC South Terminal.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment and labor to replace doors at NA184 at Customs and Border Protection.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment, and labor to install Access Control at Lost and Found and provide access from SG144 to SG148.

The Contractor shall provide labor and materials to install shoring in accordance with the document provided.

The Contractor shall integrate Siemens' turnkey building management system (BMS) into the current infrastructure at the Facility as described in the Letter of Agreement.

This state funded project will provide for installation of erosion protection measures on the southeast, upstream side of the Glacier Creek Pedestrian Bridge. Significant and ongoing erosion at this location is threatening the stability of the bridge, and critical utility infrastructure that serve the local community and local businesses.

Provide all material, equipment, and labor to replace flooring in Base Bid - C Concourse Expansion Joints and TC walk off mats and Alternate 1 - Elevators S-6 & N-1.

This federally funded project will construct pathway and parking lots between MP 84 of the Seward Highway and Twentymile River. Project work includes grading, drainage, paving, signage and striping.

This State funded contract shall provide for the hourly rental of end dump trucks and side dump trucks with operators on an as-needed basis for the Anchorage/Eagle River Maintenance Area for winter snow removal operations. Basis of Award: Bids will be compared on the basis of adjusted basic bid amount after applying applicable bidder preferences. Contract award will be made in the amount of the unit prices for each item. The Department may opt to offer renewal of this contract for four (4) additional one (1) year periods.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate approximately 6,000 feet of water pipe around the North Terminal, C Concourse, A Concourse, and Old Airfield Maintenance (OAM) building at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Improvements will also include hydrant replacements, valve replacements, and grouting a decommissioned water pipe segment under the South Terminal.

This state funded project includes a Basic Bid to remove the current main entry door and install ADA compliant doors at the Sheldon Jackson Museum, as well as an Additive Alternate 1. See attached specifications and drawings for details. To schedule a site visit, contact Ben Goldsworthy, Engineering Associate at (907) 269-0802 or Benhur.goldsworthy@alaska.gov. Substantial completion date is May 30, 2024. Final completion date is July 30, 2024. Payment and Performance Bonds will be required from the apparent low bidder if the award amount is in excess of $100,000.

This project will construct the Juneau Creek Bridge, Bridge No. 1818, and associated features on the Sterling Highway Milepost 45-60 project's new alignment in Cooper Landing. Note: This RFP is initiated under the Sterling Highway MP 45-60 Sunrise to Skilak Lake Rd Reconstruction CM/GC project.

For Task Order 20, the Contractor shall provide construction and installation services to remediate the visible mold affected areas around the walk-in freezer and extend the roof drain outlet as described in Roger Hickel's 5-page proposal dated 11/06/2023. Substantial completion deadline shall be 06/30/2024.

This state funded project will remove the current main entry door and install ADA compliant doors at the Sheldon Jackson Museum. This work includes a Basic Bid and Additive Alternate 1.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment, and labor to paint and repair the walls along the 3rd floor mezzanine and the 1st floor hallway in the South Terminal.

The Contractor shall provide all material, equipment and labor in install new doors at Sallyport S2897.

This State funded contract shall provide for the hourly rental of end dump trucks and side dump trucks with operators on an as-needed basis for the Anchorage/Eagle River Maintenance Area for winter snow removal operations. Basis of Award: Bids will be compared on the basis of adjusted basic bid amount after applying applicable bidder preferences. Contract award will be made in the amount of the unit prices for each item. The Department may opt to offer renewal of this contract for four (4) additional one (1) year periods.

This state funded contract will install a temporary dewatering well adjacent to the Alaska Office Building at 350 Main Street in Juneau.

This federally funded contract will provide geotechnical drilling operations in support of gathering design data in the Wasilla, Alaska area (Figures 1-4), as defined in the Scope of Work. Work is estimated to commence on or about November 6, 2023. See attached Scope of Work and Figures 1-4, for details. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2024.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) requests bids to perform geotechnical coring services in support of gathering design data for the above mentioned project at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) Anchorage, Alaska on Taxilane E (Figure 1). The work is within the airport secure area on the airfield. Payment and Performance Bonds will be required from the apparent low bidder if the award amount is in excess of $100,000. Work is estimated to commence on or about October 23, 2023. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2024.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) requests bids to perform geotechnical drilling operations in support of gathering design data for the above mentioned project at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) Anchorage, Alaska on Taxilane E (Figure 1). The work is within the airport secure area on the airfield. Payment and Performance Bonds will be required from the apparent low bidder if the award amount is in excess of $100,000. Work is estimated to commence on or about October 30, 2023. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2024.

The State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) invites proposals from general construction contractors to serve as "Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC)" for the Lemon Creek Correctional Center Structural Repair & Renovation Project in Juneau, Alaska. This State funded project will provide structural repairs, interior renovations, and building systems upgrades at the Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau, AK. The CM/GC procurement is intended to encompass all materials, labor, supplies, equipment and supervision necessary for the complete construction of the project, including any pre-construction related services during design.

This federally funded project renovates two existing maintenance bays, main entrance office and adds mezzanine, exterior stairs and various remodeling work. The project includes two (2) additive alternates. Additive alternate 1 constructs a mezzanine to create space for additional office space and additive alternate 2 renovates the existing men’s bathroom.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate the existing runway, taxiway, safety areas, apron, and airport access road at the Mekoryuk Airport. Work includes excavation, embankment, grading, drainage improvements, dust palliative, lighting, aircraft tie-downs, rotating beacon, segmented circle, wind cone, and PAPI system construction. Work also includes construction of a heated two-bay Snow Removal Equipment Building (SREB) and associated work indicated under Project Number CFAPT00269.

This project will reconstruct drainage near Milepost 61.5 of the Seward Highway. Project work includes replacing culverts, culvert headwalls, embankment reconstruction, and paving. The drainage work will meet current design standards for fish habitat and serve to provide mitigation for impacts to waters of the United States associated with the Sterling Hwy MP 45-60 Sunrise to Skilak Lake Rd Reconstruction CM/GC project.

This federally funded project will install a new RWIS tower to replace the existing tower near MP 111.8 of the Seward Highway.

The Work of this federally funded project includes all necessary construction services as required to construct improvements to the baggage handling system at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport North Terminal.

Provide all material, equipment, and labor to install the heating system upgrades in WH107.

This federally funded contract is comprised of two projects. Project CFHWY00129 will replace Bridge No. 463. Project Z516210000 will replace Gold Creek Bridge with a large diameter culvert and replace the Tatalina River Bridge No. 462. Both projects include grading, drainage, guardrail, and signing.

For Task Order 18, the Contractor shall provide design, construction, and installation services to replace the water line service to the DOT&PF Annex Building at 2200 East 42nd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska as described in Roger Hickel's 4-page proposal dated 8/3/23. Substantial Completion shall be August 31, 2023.

This State-funded project is to perform asphalt paving and maintenance work on State of Alaska, Department of Transportation & Public Facilities roadways within the Kenai Peninsula District boundaries, on an as-needed basis. The State may opt to offer renewal of this contract for three (3) additional one (1) year periods.

For Task Order 17 the Contractor shall provide design, construction, and installation services to replace the dry sprinkler sysem as described in Roger Hickel's 6-page proposal dated 07/11/2023. Substantial completion deadline shall be 01/21/2024.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate Tundra Ridge Road from BIA Road to Ptarmigan Street. Project work includes grading, drainage improvements, and resurfacing.

This federally funded contract will provide geotechnical drilling operations in support of gathering design data in the Wasilla, Alaska area. Four test holes are planned for a culvert replacement location on Big Lake Road and three test holes are planned at a culvert replacement location on Church Road (See figures 1, 2, and 3). Work is estimated to commence on or about August 14, 2023. See attached Scope of Work, Approved Traffic Control Plan, and Figures 1, 2, and 3 for details. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2024.

For Task Order 16 the Contractor shall provide construction and installation services to install a new fuel tank with leak detection and containment as described in Roger Hickel's 6-page proposal dated 07/17/2023. Substantial completion deadline shall be 01/21/2024.

Provide all material, equipment and labor to decommission the existing water well and install a new private water service to the public water supply system at 3738 W 43rd Ave. Complete the project according to project manual CRMBS0111. Reference Contractor's RFP "RFP 01 signed - T02340 - Aero Acres Contaminated Water Well Decommissioning" dated July 13, 2023. Substantial Completion for this shall be 11/30/23.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate the concrete joints and panels of hardstands RON 3 and 4 and miscellaneous pavement repairs at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Work includes asphalt planing, concrete removal, hydrodemolition, PCC pavement, elastomeric repairs, joint sealant, hot mix asphalt and pavement markings.

This State funded project will rehabilitate approximately 3,100 feet of Postmark Drive from West Northern Lights Boulevard to approximately Taxiway Uniform Tug Road intersection. Project work includes pavement planing, paving, striping, and sodding.

This federally funded project will remove and install new security fencing at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Work also includes grubbing, hand clearing, grading, drainage, subbase, topsoil and seeding.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate the existing runway, taxiway, apron, and access road at the Kwethluk Airport. Work includes clearing and grubbing, excavation, embankment, grading, drainage improvements, signs, lighting, aircraft tie-downs, dust palliative, navigational aids, contaminated soil remediation, and utility work. Work also includes construction of two Snow Removal Equipment Buildings (SREB) and associated work indicated under Project No. CFAPT00801.

Provide all material, equipment and labor to replace the vertical gaskets in the exterior wall, repair the damaged mullion, and remove the grout above the leasing windows. Substantial Completion Date shall be October 1, 2023.

This federally funded project rehabilitates the existing Snow Removal Equipment Building (SREB) at the airport in Chignik, AK. Work includes replacement of the wall and roof panels, replacement of doors, and envelope improvements as needed. There is also one (1) Additive Alternate that includes electrical upgrades.

This federally funded contract requires the Contractor to provide the necessary design and construction services, as required, to construct the replacement of a new apron drive passenger boarding bridge (PBB) at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport North Terminal Gate N7.

For Task Order 15 the Contractor shall provide construction and installation services for the repair of the fire hydrant at the ANC Lighting Vault building as described in Roger Hickel's 9-page proposal dated 06/08/2023. Substantial completion date is 8/15/23.

This federally funded contract is comprised of three projects that will reconstruct the Glenn Highway from the Parks Highway to S. Inner Springer Loop as a four-lane divided highway with frontage roads and pathway. Project work incudes grading, drainage, paving, illumination, signalization, signing, and striping.

This state funded project will include all necessary construction services as required to construct the replacement of underground storage tanks with above ground storage tanks to include subsidiary electrical and civil work elements. The work is comprised of a Basic Bid and Additive Alternate One.

This federally funded contract will provide all resources required to regrade the existing surfaces and provide aggregate surface course on the runway, taxiway, and apron at the Willow Airport. The quantity of Crushed Aggregate Surface Course is determined by the amount of material bid by the Contractor on the Bid Schedule. All work shall be coordinated with the Airport Manager.

This federally funded contract will provide drilling operations in support of gathering design data at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (TSAIA or ANC). The drilling will occur on the northern Apron and Taxilane of the North Terminal. The work is within the airport secure area on the airfield. Anticipated start date will be on or about July 15, 2023. See attached Scope of Work and Figure 1 for details. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2024.

For Task Order 14 the Contractor shall provide Construction services to construct a new office space as described in Roger Hickel's 4-page proposal dated June 8, 2023. Substantial completion deadline shall be 07/31/2023.

This state funded contract will decommission the existing water well and install a new private water service connection to the public water supply system. All disturbed surfaces are to be repaired to original condition including the asphalt street and landscaped areas, minimizing the disturbance to existing trees and landscaping features. Contractor is to procure and provide all required permits. See Summary of Work Section 01 11 10, MASS Standard Details 60-13 & 60-17, MASS Division 60-2015, Muni COSA report, AWWU water and sewer grid maps, and site photos. Site visits may be coordinated with the Project Manager Jesse Campbell, P.E. at (907) 266-2723. All work shall be substantially complete by July 31, 2023.

This federally funded contract will provide traffic control services to perform asphalt coring and Falling Weight Deflectometer (FWD) testing for three (3) separate projects in the Anchorage area, as defined in the scope of work. This work is in support of gathering design data. Work is estimated to commence on or about June 15, 2023. See attached Scope of Work and Traffic Control Plans with Maps reflecting the coring and testing locations. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2023.

For Task Order 13 the Contractor shall provide Construction services to Paint the exterior of the building that is sided with T1-11, plus the outbuilding at the lower parking lot, as described in Roger Hickel's 4-page proposal dated June 1, 2023.

This federally funded contract includes removal and disposal or salvage of all buildings, structures, and any other obstructions and improvements at 7825 N. Glenn Highway, Palmer Alaska. Work includes decommissioning of drinking wells and on-site septic systems. See Section 01 11 13 for scope of work, specifications, and attached drawings dated 03/21/2023. Site visits may be coordinated with the Project Manager Vadim Belozertsev, P.E. at (907) 269-0879. Substantial Completion Date will be 30 days after issuance of the Notice to Proceed (NTP), with liquidated damages in accordance with section 01 11 13.

This federally funded contract will provide geotechnical drilling operations in support of gathering design data in the Wasilla, Alaska area (Figure 1), as defined in the Scope of Work. Work is estimated to commence on or about July 10, 2023. See attached Scope of Work and Figure 1, for details. Contract expiration date is December 31, 2023.

NEC Communication System for ANC Airport. Awarded by Nathaniel Ouzts under AEE 15577. Phase 2 of the NEC Solutions project FY23. Contact Nathaniel Ouzts for more information. Uses the State Electrical Contract. NOA filed by Nathaniel Ouzts.

This federally funded project will remediate, demolish and remove the existing Joe Parent Vocational Center building, a well house including decommissioning of water well, a 90,000 gallon aboveground water tank and associated pump house building, and underground and aboveground fuel storage tanks in Aniak, AK. Work also includes utilities work and other debris, obstructions, and improvements as required.

This federally funded contract will provide all resources required to regrade the existing surfaces and provide aggregate surface course on the runway, taxiway, and apron at the Napakiak Airport. The quantity of Crushed Aggregate Surface Course is determined by the amount of material bid by the Contractor on the Bid Schedule. All work shall be coordinated with the Airport Manager.

This federally funded contract makes improvements to Taxiways Z, E, & R, removes the entrance to Taxiway F, modifies existing indicated taxilane approaches, and relocates the existing service road at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Work includes excavation, embankment, grading, drainage, paving, lighting, signage, utility relocation, FAA NAVAID adjustments, and PFAS containment.

This federally funded contract will resurface Hiland Road from Eagle River Loop Road to MP 3.2. Project work includes pavement planing, paving, drainage improvements, guardrail, signing, lighting, and signalization.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate existing airport surfaces, expand the apron and runway safety areas, construct a new Taxiway G, replace airfield lighting systems, make drainage improvements, remove portions of Taxiway D, construct new west service road, and remove obstructions.

This federally funded project will rehabilitate the asphalt pavement of the aprons adjacent to Taxiway K and Taxilane E. Work includes pavement planning, paving, airfield markings, and storm pipe lining.

This state funded project will include repairs and upgrades to the existing heating plant at the Juneau State Office Building. New installed work includes replacement of leaking sections of Boiler #1 and complete section replacement of Boiler #3, new burner installation, a new housekeeping pad, and all supportive work as required.

This state funded project includes demolition of the existing stairs and construction of new stairs, an ADA ramp entrance, and a breezeway canopy between Mt. Edgecumbe High School Buildings 292 and 290. Work also includes of a new stair lift in breezeway, ADA door actuators, and canopy exterior power and lights.

The Alaska Marine Highway System (Department) invites proposals from general construction contractors to serve as "Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC)" for the AMHS Tustumena Replacement Vessel Propulsion System Integrator project. The CMGC procurement is intended to encompass all materials, labor, supplies, equipment and supervision necessary for the complete construction of the project, including any preconstruction related services during the development process. Precon Estimate Range is between: $200,000 to $250,000 Construction Estimate Range is between: $25 and $35 Million

Hire a Shipyard Contractor to perform construction services. Project work includes, but is not limited to, general requirements, lot work, Administrative and Temporary Services, Field Office, Preconstruction Conference, Training, DBE, Planning Scheduling and Technical Documentation, Ship Service Diesel Generator Replacement, Machinery Control System Upgrades, Alarm and Monitoring System Upgrades, Waste Heat Boiler replacements and Exhaust System upgrades, Stability Assessment, Dock and Sea Trials, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program, Field Office and Pre-Construction Meeting, Training Program, and Vessel Preservations & Coatings. Scope of work also includes repair of wasted steel, regulatory required work, miscellaneous discovery work, and State funded regulatory required annual overhaul work.

Resurface Chena Ridge Road from Kentshire Drive to Friar's Way. Project includes drainage improvements and roadside hardware.

Replace culverts on the Denali Highway at MP 93.2, MP 107 and MP 124.5. Project includes roadside hardware.

Resurface the Elliott Highway from MP 18 - 29. Project will include selected areas of roadway rehabilitation, bridge work, drainage improvements, roadside hardware, and utilities.

Reconstruct the Old Richardson Highway and Richardson Highway intersection at MP 351 of the Richardson Highway. Work will include intersection improvements, bridge work, roadside hardware, drainage improvements, and utilities. Additional work includes construction of new frontage roads and reconstruction of a portion of Keeney Road.

Resurface the Richardson Highway from MP 106.5 - 115. Improvements include drainage improvements and roadside hardware. Construct turn lanes at the Copper River Native Association Clinic entrance/exit located at Richardson Highway milepost 111.5. Resurface pavement at the Copper Center Visitor Center complex.

Construct permanent sleeping quarters in the Airport Response Center building.

Resurface the runway, taxiway, apron, and access road and place a dust palliative. Replace airport lighting system and electrical building. Replace segmented circle and wind cone. Construct a new snow removal equipment building. Improve airport drainage and remove obstructions.

Reconstruct the Old Steese Highway between Gold Dredge #8 and the Fox Intersection. Work includes roadside hardware, drainage improvements, intersection improvements, and utilities.

Rehabilitate the runway, taxiway, apron, airport access road, and the snow removal equipment building, replace airport lighting and segmented circle, and apply dust palliative.

Construct passing lanes at multiple locations between Milepost 266 and 341 on the Richardson Highway. Work includes roadside hardware, drainage improvements, intersection improvements and utilities.

Repair damaged guardrail located at MP 187.7 and MP 181 on the Parks Highway.

Project will install 450ft of guardrail including 2 parallel guardrail terminals to protect against the reduced clear zone caused by the loss of embankment due to May 2023 flooding.

Perform Emergency Repairs on the Richardson Highway MP 110 due to the spring flooding event that occurred June 2023. Repairs will include embankment shoulder reconstruction and erosion protection.

Install new vehicle gates at the Valdez Airport

Reconstruct the Richardson Highway between Milepost 232 - 234.5 and replace Bear Creek Bridge #0593. Project will include drainage improvements, roadside hardware, and utilities.

Remove the Geist Road Pedestrian Overcrossing Bridge #1318.

Diagnose and repair airfield lighting, routine maintenance on airfield lighting, other electrical services tasks as directed by the State Project Manager at multiple rural airports..

Resurface pavement, replace pavement markings, replace sidewalk curb with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant curb ramps at street corners, improve sidewalks and pedestrian facilities, improve intersections, and install cross culverts on various streets and sidewalks in Fairbanks and North Pole.

Perform emergency repairs on the Dalton Highway at MP 404 due to high water from the Sag River that started occurring June 7, 2023. Repairs will include eligible emergency repair activities to restore essential traffic, protect the remaining facility, and minimize the extent of damage.

Rehabilitate the rock revetment, helipad surface and lighting system, and replace the wind cone and rotating beacon.

Rehabilitate the Elliott Highway from MP 51-63 including bridge work (Tolovana River Bridge #0440), roadside hardware, drainage improvements, and utilities.

Perform emergency repairs to the Middle Fork Koyukuk River Bridge #1 (#1261) on the Dalton Highway at MP 188, due to the spring flooding event that occurred June 2023. Repairs will include pile replacement and pile cap repairs.

Resurface College Road between the Margaret/Antoinette and Old Steese Highway intersections including the College Road/Johansen Expressway Interchange on and off ramps. Project will include ADA and drainage improvements, pavement preservation, roadside hardware, and utilities. Reconstruct pedestrian facilities and adjacent areas on sections of College Road in Fairbanks. Project includes drainage improvements.

Resurface the Edgerton Highway from MP 24 - 29. Project will include drainage improvements, roadside hardware, and utilities.

Perform emergency repairs on the Glenn Highway due to the flooding event that occurred May 12, 2023. Rapid snowmelt caused local creeks and culverts to exceed capacity and overtop the Glenn Highway. Repairs will include installing drainage structures and reconstructing roadway and embankment.

The Northern Region State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (Department), Division of Preconstruction Services is seeking a Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC) to assist the Department during design development and ultimately construct the Alaska Highway Johnson River Bridge #518 Replacement and Alaska Highway Gerstle River Bridge #520 Replacement projects (Project).

The Northern Region State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (Department) invites proposals from general construction contractors to serve as "Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC)" for Priority Fairbanks Fast Track Bridges project. The CMGC procurement is intended to encompass all materials, labor, supplies, equipment and supervision necessary for the complete construction of the project, including any preconstruction related services during the development process.

Reconstruct the general aviation apron, associated taxiway and replace taxiway lighting.

Reconstruct University Avenue from Airport Way to the Mitchell Expressway including road widening, construction of a center raised median, and addition of continuous sidewalks. Work also includes reconstructing Geraghty Avenue from University Avenue to Marlin Street to include new sidewalk. Additional work includes utilities, lighting, traffic signals, roadside hardware, and ADA improvements. The final segment of work includes reconstruction of University Avenue from Holden Road to Airport Way, Marlin Street improvements, and intersection improvements at Rewak Drive, Airport Way, Geist Road/Johansen Expressway, and Sandvik St. Lane miles data and curb ramps are for the 2023 Segment 2C work package.

Reconstruct 5th Avenue between Barnette Street and Noble Street including ADA Improvements, intersection improvements, drainage improvements, roadside hardware, and utilities.

Remove and replace secondary wind cone and install new conduit and wire. Remove and replace primary wind cone and install new conduit and wire (Table K-3, d.(1)(*CB). Install ladder and platrom on Snow Removal Equipment Building, remove and replace rotating Airport Beacon (Table K-3, c.(1) &(2)(*CB). Phase 4 - CC 24300206 LC 33004012

Rehabilitate pavement surfaces, identify and address ADA deficiencies, evaluate and address deficiencies on the Tongass Avenue and Water Street Viaducts (Bridge Numbers 998 and 797 respectively), evaluate and address deficiencies with the tunnel. Make improvements to the lane configurations and to the pedestrian and bike facilities to improve safety and level and service.

This agreement is to seek Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC) services for the SGY Klondike Hwy Rockfall Mitigation Project. The project will mitigate rockfall hazards on Klondike Hwy from MP 4.84 to MP 5.35. Rockfall mitigation is anticipated to include, but is not limited to, scaling, bolting, draped mesh, and barrier installation The Contractor will provide preconstruction and construction services.

Perform slope stabilization and mitigation work at two rock fall sites on Zimovia Highway in Wrangell, Alaska.

Refurbish Tongass Avenue, from MP 0.2000 to 1.2798 including rehabilitation of asphalt and concert pavement surfaces, curb and gutter, sidewalk, and correct ADA deficiencies, making improvements to the lane configurations and to the pedestrian and bike facilities to improve safety and level of service.

Work required for this project includes reconstructing and resurfacing Douglas Highway from Egan Drive to about 700 feet south of Cordova Street. Other work includes ADA improvements, storm drain system repairs, and signing and striping improvements. A list of anticipated work items are: pavement removal and roadway excavation, pavement cold planning, removal and installation of concrete gutter and curb & gutters, removal and installation of asphalt and concrete sidewalks, reconstruction of existing accessible sidewalk ramps, replacement and lining of existing culverts and storm drains, construction of riprap aprons, installation of new curb inlets, removal and installation of storm drain manholes, replacement of existing signs, addition of new signs, new pavement markings, and replacement of existing guardrail and bridge transition rail.

Inspect and make temporary repairs to the existing concrete floating breakwater located at the Tenakee Springs small boat harbor. This work consists of: underwater dive inspection of the anchor chains and connections to the breakwater, repair/restoration of anchor chains as may be warranted, placement of new chain restraints between the breakwater sections.

Work will include but is not limited to the purchase of traffic control devices, supplying flaggers and temporary devices, vehicles, flights, per diem, and lodging for the duration of work in Wrangell caused by the landslide until Zimovia Hwy is back operational. Damage from the event is continuing to be assessed and additional work may be identified and included in the services provided by the contractor.

Emergency response contract for the Wrangell Zimovia Hwy 11 Mile Landslide.

Cut 16 acres of trees on the south side of runway 29.

This project will design and improve the Kaxdigoowu Heen Dei (Kax) Trail from River Road to the edge of Brotherhood Meadow, where a re-route planned for construction in 2019 would end, Work will primarily consist of selected areas of subgrade repair, repave the trail, The pedestrian bridge at Montana Creek will be replaced to provide a larger span that allows for some natural stream movement and can withstand emergency and maintenance vehicle use, and the banks armored to increase the expected useful life of the bridge.

ADA Pedestrian Handrail Improvements to Haines Segment 1 of the Southcoast ADA Audit. Scope of work encompasses replacement of three sections of existing steel handrail on the concrete sidewalk stairs located on Main Street between Front Street and 1st Avenue to meet public safety standards.

Clearing debris catch basins and drainages around the catch basins. This work will be as directed by the Haines maintenance foreman between mile 19 and 23 on the Haines Highway. The contractor will supply equipment labor and all incidentals to perform the work.

The Hoonah Harbor Way Pedestrian Improvements & Pitt Island Cemetery Walkway project is designed to address two major issues for the community: 1) Provide safe and reliable access to the community's cemetery on Pitt Island; and 2) Alleviate tourist-related pedestrian congestion in the harbor area. The City of Hoonah plans to construct a 6-foot wide sidewalk/walkway from the Hoonah city center out to Pitt Island and the community cemetery. This 0.8 mile project will start at the intersection of Front Street and Harbor Way and end on Pitt Island. Approximately 0.5 miles of the sidewalk/walkway will be built atop the US Army Corps of Engineers' breakwater and a 175-foot long gangway will be installed from the shore to the breakwater.

The project includes clearing and grubbing, excavating, and the placement of riprap armament for the protection of the Mendenhall River Bridge.

This project is for pavement markings on the runway, taxiways and aprons at the Hoonah Airport.

Repaint pavement markings on the runway, taxiway, and apron.

This project is for pavement markings on the runway, taxiways and aprons at the Skagway Airport.

This project will apply an Emulsified Asphalt (GSB-88) Sand Seal on the southbound lane of Glacier Highway along Twin Lakes in Juneau, Alaska.

Perform SPM at various primary and non-primary airports in SR. Planned maintenance activities include: maintaining pavement markings on runways, taxiways, and aprons at Ketchikan, Petersburg, Wrangell, and Yakutat.

Perform slope stabilization and mitigation work at two rock fall sites on Zimovia Highway in Wrangell, Alaska.

Determine the extent of the zone where we can expect a driver to recover control of there vehicle and remove/replace downstream guardrail end anchors that fall in that zone with guardrail parallel end terminals that are compliant with the Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware 16 (MASH16).