Aleutians West Census Area Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Aleutians West Census Area

18 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Replacement of aging playground equipment, installation of new safety surfacing, and upgrade of the existing soccer field at Eagle's View Elementary.

Contract Award
$1,023,000May 12, 2026

Unalaska is increasing funding for electric project EL25A to cover unforeseen costs on the 24,000‑hour major overhaul of Powerhouse Unit #10. The City already engaged Wartsila North America as OEM contractor under a $694,087 proposal, and added $66,364 from the Electric Proprietary Fund for extra repairs, travel, and lodging. This confirms Wartsila as the incumbent on critical generation assets and signals future needs for OEM-level maintenance, troubleshooting, and reliability projects.

Contract Award
$760,451Jul 14, 2026

Resolution 2026-39 would authorize the City Manager to execute an agreement with PND Engineers, Inc. for the UMC Positions 5-7 Resurfacing and Repair Project, valued at $498,606. This is a professional engineering contract tied to repairing and resurfacing specific Unalaska Marine Center positions. While the main design work will go to PND, construction, materials, inspection, and marine infrastructure vendors can track this as it will lead to future bid packages for the physical work.

Contract Award
$498,606Jul 14, 2026

Unalaska is adding $41,690 to water project WA504 for its Itron-based Automatic Meter Read (AMR) system. The City contracted McAvoy & Markham, an authorized Itron partner, for engineering and material procurement; rising costs and 40 incompatible meter registers drove overruns and new material needs. This confirms Itron and McAvoy & Markham as incumbents and shows ongoing work to complete AMR deployment, signaling future needs for meter replacements, integration, and long-term system support.

Contract Award
$147,742Jul 14, 2026

Unalaska City School District plans to enroll new superintendent Ryan Humphrey in the Alaska Superintendents Association Comprehensive Level of Support Program for 2026-2027. The mentoring program runs July 1, 2026, through June 15, 2027, at a base cost of $3,900 plus potential travel for site visits, with an option to add more hours via board-approved addendums. This is a decided professional coaching service but signals leadership transition and potential need for broader strategic, consulting, and support services as the new superintendent settles in.

Contract Award
$3,900Jul 14, 2026

Unalaska is advancing its Subtransmission Upgrades (EL26D) capital project to improve grid reliability and add capacity for new generation and customers. Council approved a no-cost perpetual utility easement from Western Pioneer, Inc. near Ballyhoo Road to relocate and expand electric infrastructure serving port and business users. Core design and construction work is not detailed here, so engineering, construction, and utility equipment firms should track this as an active multi-location grid upgrade with ongoing easement and build-out steps.

Contract Award
$0Jul 14, 2026

On May 12, 2026, the City Council passed Resolution 2026-29, authorizing the Interim City Manager to enter into an agreement with Samson Electric Inc. for the Library Generator Installation Project in the amount of $115,949. This is a defined capital improvement to add standby power at the Unalaska Public Library, enhancing resiliency for a key community facility. The vendor is already selected and the contract value is known, so competitive procurement is closed for this scope. However, adding a generator usually entails ongoing service, fuel management, load testing, and potential expansion of backup power or microgrid capabilities at other critical sites. Vendors providing generator service, controls, and resiliency planning can leverage this as proof of the City’s commitment to continuity of operations, and may pursue maintenance, upgrades, or similar projects in other departments.

Contract Award
$115,949May 26, 2026

On May 12, 2026 the Unalaska City Council adopted Resolution 2026-27 authorizing a contract with Samson Electric, Inc. for an LED Lighting Replacement Project at the Recreation Center. The project will replace the existing, inefficient lighting throughout the facility with modern LED fixtures to reduce energy consumption and ongoing maintenance. The contract amount is not to exceed 133,000 and is fully funded through the RE‑VEEP grant program, with installation planned for summer 2026. While Samson Electric has already been selected via a competitive process as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, the work highlights a funded push toward energy‑efficient retrofits in City facilities, signaling future opportunities for lighting, controls, and energy‑efficiency service providers, especially around grant‑funded projects.

Contract Award
$133,000May 12, 2026

Resolution 2026-29 authorizes the Interim City Manager to enter into an agreement with Samson Electric Inc. for the Library Generator Installation Project in the amount of 115,949. This project will add or upgrade backup power capabilities at the library, improving resilience and continuity of operations during outages, with Samson Electric as the selected contractor. Because the city has committed specific funding and a named vendor, the core installation work is decided, but it may lead to needs for fuel systems, remote monitoring, maintenance contracts, and resilience planning for other facilities. Vendors in power systems, SCADA/monitoring, and preventative maintenance can target the library and broader municipal portfolio for complementary services and long-term support arrangements.

Contract Award
$115,949May 12, 2026

Resolution 2026-29 authorizes the Interim City Manager to enter into an agreement with Samson Electric Inc. for the Library Generator Installation Project in the amount of 115,949. This project will add or upgrade backup power at the library, enhancing resilience and continuity of operations during outages. The award confirms Samson Electric as the chosen contractor and sets a defined project value, but generator and backup power installations often require ongoing maintenance, remote monitoring, fuel management, and potential expansion to other facilities. Vendors in power systems, monitoring, and service contracts can target support for this installation, propose service agreements, or help the City plan a broader critical-facility resilience program using this project as a starting point.

Contract Award
$115,949May 12, 2026

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