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Fairbanks approved a $1,937,560 proposal from Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA), via broker Hale & Associates, for municipal insurance coverage from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Coverage spans general liability, workers’ comp, auto, property, public officials, police professional, mobile equipment, and cyber. Competing insurers and brokers now know the incumbent, scope, and annual premium level, which is key intel for positioning alternative risk or cyber offerings ahead of the 2027 renewal.
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$1,937,560Jul 13, 2026Fairbanks plans to approve a $1,937,560 proposal from Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA) for FY2026-27 municipal insurance, brokered by Hale & Associates. Coverage includes general liability, workers comp, auto, property, public officials, police professional, mobile equipment, and cyber liability under a pooled program. The award confirms APRA and Hale as incumbents through June 30, 2027, giving insurance, risk, and cyber vendors intel on coverage scope, deductibles, limits, and renewal timing for future cycles or add-on services.
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$1,937,560Jul 7, 2026Wrangell is awarding a construction contract to rehabilitate the Public Safety Building, focusing on critical exterior shell deficiencies and replacement of sectional overhead doors. Dawson Construction LLC was the lowest qualified bidder at $3,125,686 for the base scope plus one additive alternate, funded by a USDA Rural Development Community Facilities grant and local GO bonds. The bid period closed June 30, 2026, with a 10-day protest period through July 11 before execution. Construction suppliers, subs, and professional services firms can target Dawson and the City for related work, change orders, and future facility upgrades.
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$3,125,686Jul 7, 2026At the November 26, 2025 Harbor & Ports Advisory Board meeting, Harbormaster Wollen briefed the Board on American Cruise Lines’ (ACL) shift from a proposed public partnership to build a multipurpose small cruise ship dock with the Borough to pursuing a tidelands lease for a private facility. The Board recommended approval of ACL’s lease application to the Borough Assembly, with requests for appropriate controls in the lease and a chance to review the agreement before Assembly approval. While ACL’s facility will be private, its development will have direct operational impacts on harbor use, tender moorage, and landside infrastructure and may prompt related public investments in access, utilities, signage, traffic management, and public safety. Vendors supporting marine terminal design, traffic and visitor management, harbor operations planning, and regulatory/lease compliance can engage with both the Borough and ACL as cruise operations in Petersburg expand and shift toward dedicated infrastructure.
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$1,000,000May 27, 2026Palmer is renewing its property, casualty, workers compensation, cyber, airport, and environmental liability coverage for July 1, 2026–July 1, 2027. The package totals about $919,694 net after credits, with Alaska Public Risk Alliance as the pool and Combs Insurance as broker; an earlier action authorized a one‑year, up to $40,000 brokerage contract. The award defines current carriers, limits, and premiums, giving risk, cyber, and safety vendors a roadmap for complementing or preparing for future rebids or deductible changes.
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$919,694Jul 14, 2026Council approved a motion authorizing the City Administrator to execute and negotiate with PND Engineers for up to 1800000 in State Revolving Fund (SRF) financing. The SRF loan is described as essentially no-cost to the city, consistent with prior SRF transactions, though the specific infrastructure project is not named in this excerpt. This indicates that PND Engineers is the selected engineering partner and that a significant, SRF-backed capital project will proceed under their design and oversight. While the primary decision is made, this is relevant for contractors and subs who may want to position with PND for downstream construction, as well as for vendors offering asset management, rate modeling, and SRF compliance services tied to the financed project.
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$1,800,000Jun 18, 2026Under New Business, the Assembly will consider approval of a contract award to Ketchikan Ready Mix & Quarry for the McKinnon Street Rehabilitation Project in the amount of 1692200. This project likely covers roadway reconstruction and associated utilities or drainage improvements on McKinnon Street. Because a specific contractor and contract amount are identified, the primary construction award is effectively decided, but the project will move into execution in FY 2026. This provides insight into the incumbent contractor and signals potential need for materials suppliers, specialty subs, traffic control, inspection, and future phases or adjacent street projects that may follow the same model.
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$1,692,200Jun 9, 2026The Assembly is being asked on June 9, 2026 to approve a construction contract with Ketchikan Ready Mix & Quarry for the McKinnon Street Rehabilitation Project in the amount of 1,692,200. This follows earlier May 12, 2026 budget actions that accepted Drinking Water and Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan proceeds for the same project, indicating a full street, water, and sewer rehabilitation effort. With the contractor selection effectively decided in favor of Ketchikan Ready Mix & Quarry, the primary construction award is not open, but substantial implementation work will now move forward. This matters commercially because there will likely be needs for materials supply, traffic control, specialty subcontracting, construction inspection, testing, and post‑construction maintenance and asset management support around McKinnon Street. Vendors can also position for any related phases or adjacent street/utility projects that Wrangell may initiate using the same CIP framework and funding sources.
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$1,692,200Jun 9, 2026Under New Business, the Assembly is asked to approve a contract award to Ketchikan Ready Mix & Quarry for 1692200 for the McKinnon Street Rehabilitation Project. This indicates the vendor selection for major street rehabilitation work has already been made and is now pending formal Assembly approval. The project will involve road reconstruction and related civil work, and a companion resolution proposes appropriating 932000 from General Fund reserves to the CIP fund to support it. While the prime contract is decided, there may be subcontracting, materials, traffic control, and inspection opportunities, and vendors can also monitor this as a benchmark for future street and infrastructure projects in Wrangell.
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$1,692,200Jun 9, 2026The Council approved procurement of a Municipal Pumper Tanker on a custom chassis (SW Custom Pumper 25) from Custom Fire Apparatus, Inc. using Sourcewell contract 082025-CSM at a price of $1,056,919.75. Staff will bring back an ordinance to authorize financing for the purchase. Apparatus and emergency-vehicle vendors gain insight into the chosen platform and timing, with potential follow-on needs for equipment, maintenance, and future fleet replacements.
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City of Valdez
City of Craig
City of Palmer
City of Seward
City of Fairbanks
City of Thorne Bay
City of Wrangell City and
City of Cordova
City of Sand Point
Southeast Island School District
City of Delta Junction
Valdez City School District
City of Ketchikan
City of Aniak
City of White Mountain
Borough of Petersburg
Chatham School District
City of Sitka City and
Cordova City School District
Annette Island School District
City of Utqia?vik
Craig City School District
Petersburg Borough School District
Klawock City School District
Skagway School District
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