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The Borough approved Resolution 26-58 to negotiate and execute a contract with UIC Construction LLC for the Sand Point School Major Maintenance Project, in an amount not to exceed $8,950,000. This is part of a larger DEED‑funded effort, with substantial completion already delayed and extensive change orders noted. Construction and building-systems vendors can track UIC as prime for potential sub work, materials supply, commissioning support, and future school facility upgrades in the region.
Contract Award
$8,950,000Jul 8, 2026The Assembly approved a contract with UIC Construction LLC for the Sand Point School major maintenance project, in an amount not to exceed $8,950,000. This is part of a multi-year DEED grant-funded school modernization effort, with substantial completion dates already extended. The award identifies UIC as the primary contractor, creating downstream needs for specialty trades, materials, commissioning, and potential future phases.
Contract Award
$8,950,000Jul 8, 2026Following damage to the Cold Bay dock discovered April 8 2026, Aleutians East Borough initiated an emergency repair project. PND Engineers inspected the facility, recommended removing the damaged eastern 30‑foot section and associated piles and fenders, and emergency permits were coordinated with the US Army Corps of Engineers and NMFS for environmental and marine mammal protection compliance. Western Marine Construction submitted a revised repair proposal totaling 2029000 covering demolition, disposal, structural repairs, divers, and marine mammal observers; the Borough authorized the contract April 24 2026 under emergency procurement procedures, with construction expected to begin around May 16 and last about eight days. Insurance through APRA is expected to cover all but a 5000 deductible. While the prime contract is in place and work is underway, the scale, permitting complexity, and ongoing discussions with Alaska Marine Highway System on future docking configurations suggest follow‑on opportunities for marine engineering, inspections, additional upgrades, and resilience improvements once immediate repairs are complete.
Contract Admin
$2,029,000May 28, 2026The Borough reports that on January 26 2026 it executed a Memorandum of Agreement with Alaska DOT&PF for the Akutan Transportation Link, under which the state will reimburse up to 1 million for 50 percent of Maritime Helicopters’ costs to provide helicopter service. For FY27 the Borough expects 512985 in state subsidy, anticipates paying about 1025972 for Essential Air Service helicopter operations, and projects 393940 in passenger revenues, leaving an operating loss of about 340997 to be covered by General Fund transfers.
Budget Planning
$1,025,972May 28, 2026Aleutians East Borough is executing a major DEED‑funded maintenance project at Sand Point School, covering HVAC replacement, security hardware, fire alarm, intercom, and extensive pool facility envelope work. UIC Construction LLC was previously selected via CM/GC QBS for preconstruction and construction, and the Assembly is now authorizing additional contract capacity up to 8950000 and appropriating an extra 100000 from the Deferred Maintenance line to cover emerging scope items beyond the roughly 9.9 million already committed. The added funding acknowledges that only about 55921 remained for additional work before these actions and that further building issues (e.g., rot, envelope, systems) are anticipated. This is decided work for the prime contractor, but it signals a large, active school facility program with State DEED and local funds in play that may generate follow‑on packages for specialty trades, commissioning, security/low‑voltage integration, pool replacement elements, and future maintenance. Vendors can position for subcontracting with UIC, supplemental design/engineering support with DOWL/EHS, or subsequent phases like door/locker replacement that are mentioned as upcoming in the state capital list.
Contract Admin
$9,954,769May 28, 2026The Administrator’s report notes that the Borough received an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) voucher totaling 75120 to replace fluorescent and metal halide lamps with LED lighting at King Cove School. DOWL issued a solicitation for quotes on March 25 2026 to Premier Electric, Fullford, Megawatt Electric, and Samson Electric; proposals from Megawatt and Premier were received by the April 20 deadline, and the team of DOWL, AMC Engineers, and the Borough selected Megawatt Electric for 64995 before bonding costs.
Contract Award
$75,120May 28, 2026In the FY27 budget narrative, Administration proposes formalizing a Borough‑wide Maintenance Department, including hiring a new Maintenance Director based in Anchorage with a salary of 80000 plus benefits and travel, contract labor in Sand Point and other communities, and 75000 in annual engineering/project management support through an existing agreement with DOWL. This shift centralizes planning and oversight of school and facility maintenance, including boiler service, DEED projects, harbor infrastructure, and other capital assets.
Budget Planning
$250,653May 28, 2026Resolution 26-57 appropriated an additional $100,000 in the Deferred Maintenance line item for the Sand Point School Project. The administrator reported total spend to date of about $9.898 million with a DEED grant match and noted numerous change orders and a delayed substantial completion date. Firms offering change-order analysis, project controls, construction claims, or closeout and commissioning services can approach the Borough as it manages overruns and prepares to close DEED grant funding.
Contract Admin
$100,000Jul 8, 2026Resolution 26-57 appropriates an additional $100,000 in the deferred maintenance line (21-502-8025) for the Sand Point School project. The school work has run about $9.898 million to date with numerous change orders and delayed substantial completion. The extra funding indicates ongoing scope and potential for add-on work such as exterior improvements, systems, or related services.
Contract Admin
$100,000Jul 8, 2026The Assembly approved change orders for the Sand Point New Harbor A‑Float Project with both Western Marine Construction and Moffatt & Nichol. Resolution 26‑54 authorizes a change order with Western Marine for up to 14613.30 to address unanticipated waterline rerouting and trestle work tied to fire suppression upgrades, including purchase of an on‑site fire pump required to bring the harbor float online under grant timelines. Resolution 26‑55 authorizes a change order with Moffatt & Nichol for up to 15618 covering engineering support related to the fire pump solution, additional ladders, and permitting tasks. The harbor float project is near completion with final punch‑list items expected by end of May, but these changes highlight late‑stage scope additions and the Borough’s focus on fire protection and code compliance. Vendors in marine/fire systems, controls, and harbor operations can look at integration work, ongoing maintenance, and future harbor phases or similar retrofits in other Borough facilities.
Contract Admin
$30,231May 28, 2026Explore Aleutians East Borough's government projects — free.
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