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Bristol Bay Borough is in the midst of a major landfill cell expansion and bear fence project financed via an Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan, as detailed in the Dolan Municipal report dated May 15, 2026. Glacier Construction began dewatering the excavation on May 4, 2026, with on‑site construction activities scheduled to start June 1, 2026, and completion expected in early fall. The project includes construction of a new bale cell and perimeter bear fencing, both critical to long‑term landfill operations. Dolan Municipal is providing SRF loan management and project oversight, and the Borough anticipates initial draws on the landfill SRF loan in Q2 2026. While the primary construction contract is already underway, this project will generate follow‑on needs such as operations support, leachate and stormwater management, future cell design, and regulatory reporting under the new configuration. Environmental engineers, operations consultants, and maintenance vendors could engage with the Borough and Dolan Municipal to position for these secondary services and future SRF‑funded phases.
Contract Admin
$6,350,000Jun 1, 2026Bristol Bay Borough has been awarded a $3.8 million grant for a scrap metal removal project at the landfill, as reported in the Manager’s May 26, 2026 report for the June 1, 2026 Assembly meeting. The project aims to remove close to or over 900 tons of metal from the bay area, with completion projected for next fiscal year and grant funds also eligible to offset administration costs. A kickoff meeting with EPA Region 10 funding coordinators was held on May 14, 2026, and the Borough’s public works, port, and solid waste directors are now working on a detailed project workplan covering DOT guidelines, OSHA/NIOSH requirements, site permissions, and work areas. Once the workplan is finalized, the Borough plans to follow federal grant guidelines and formally put the project out to bid. This is a sizable, federally funded environmental remediation effort that could require contractors for scrap processing, demolition, logistics, barging, and environmental compliance documentation, creating a near‑term opportunity for qualified vendors.
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$3,800,000Jun 1, 2026Bristol Bay Borough recently adopted a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) under the federal Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program and, per the Dolan Municipal May 15, 2026 report, is now preparing a large SS4A implementation grant application. The Borough and consultant Michael Baker International are developing a narrative and budget for approximately $6.3–6.7 million in implementation funding to address multiple roadway safety priorities identified in the CSAP. The report notes that DOT has confirmed the Borough’s eligibility, with the SS4A implementation grant application due May 26, 2026 and awards expected in fall or early winter. If awarded, this program will likely fund safety infrastructure such as roadway reconfigurations, crossings, signage, speed management treatments, and possibly multimodal improvements. Engineering, transportation planning, and construction firms should monitor for award announcements and be ready to help the Borough translate the implementation grant into detailed designs, public engagement, and construction contracts.
Grant Funding
$6,657,360Jun 1, 2026Port financials and reports show an active capital program, with over $2.9M spent in FY26 and a $2.184M capital budget, including a new generator installation, crane certifications, yard improvements, and a King Salmon bulkhead project. The Borough is also pursuing a large Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) grant. This points to ongoing and future needs for marine engineering, heavy equipment, electrical work, and terminal systems beyond current contracts.
Budget Planning
$2,184,000Jun 1, 2026The manager and Dolan Municipal report show an ADEC‑financed landfill cell expansion now in active construction, with $6.35M in loan capacity and over $1.6M spent so far. Glacier Construction has begun dewatering and will start on‑site work June 1, 2026, with completion targeted in early fall. This is a large, multi-phase solid waste infrastructure program where follow‑on needs for controls, monitoring, hauling, and environmental compliance services are likely as the new cell comes online.
Grant Funding
$6,350,000Jun 1, 2026Bristol Bay Borough is executing a King Salmon wastewater lagoon upgrade and sewer infrastructure cleanup funded through an ADEC SRF loan, per the Dolan Municipal May 15, 2026 report and Public Works update. Alaska Sewer and Drain’s equipment left Anchorage by barge on May 5, 2026, with field work scheduled to begin around May 26, 2026 and wrap up by July 31, 2026, focusing on scoping and cleaning the King Salmon sewer lines. Lagoon aerators have been brought back online, and the Borough is submitting DMRs as the lagoon is currently non‑compliant, indicating ongoing process optimization work. Although the cleaning contract is already in progress, the combination of SRF funding, aging infrastructure, and regulatory pressure suggests future work for engineering designs, I&I reduction projects, and process upgrades. Wastewater engineering consultants and specialty contractors can position for the next phase of improvements following this initial cleaning and assessment effort.
Contract Admin
$945,000Jun 1, 2026Wastewater budgets show a King Salmon Lagoon Upgrade project funded by a $945,000 ADEC loan, with only about $34,000 spent so far and Alaska Sewer & Drain scheduled to clean and scope lines starting May 26, 2026. This is the first phase of broader lagoon and collection system upgrades. As conditions are assessed, the Borough will likely need design, construction, controls, and rehab services to bring the lagoon and sewer system into compliance.
Budget Planning
$945,000Jun 1, 2026The district has been selected for a new Alaska Pre‑Elementary Grant totaling 808,407 over three years; due to a funding reduction, they will scale back Year 1 and are actively seeking braided funding for Years 2–3. The program design for FY27–30 emphasizes MTSS‑based combined preschool programming, seasonal culture curriculum, culturally responsive mixed‑delivery (including homeschool preschool), robust family partnerships, early literacy, developmental screening (ASQ), child assessments (TS GOLD, PreK‑PELI, Brigance, DIBELS, MAP), transitions, professional development, and social‑emotional learning using Al’s Pals and Alutiiq SEL & language lessons. Budget notes explicitly reference website support, conferences and grant meetings, homeschool stipends, assessment materials, and curriculum, and staffing includes a project director, PreK teacher, PreK–3 interventionist, and a culture/community coordinator. This creates a multi‑year need for early childhood curriculum, SEL resources, digital tools, data systems, screening and assessment platforms, PD, and technical assistance; vendors who can align to Alaska’s guidelines and culturally grounded practice have strong opportunity to shape purchases as the district calibrates scope to the reduced award and additional braided funding.
Grant Funding
$808,407Jun 1, 2026Cooperative agreement for Lake and Peninsula School District (LPSD) to provide technology services to Bristol Bay Borough School District (BBBSD), including network, server, end-user device management, educational software integration, IT procurement advice, staff troubleshooting, E-Rate consultation, and system-specific support for Google Workspace, Classlink, Jamf, Unifi, DNSFilter, Jamf Safe Internet, Digital Form System, Building Systems Support (network connectivity), and Infinite Visions Accounting Software access.
Contract Award
$67,000May 12, 2026Bristol Bay Borough is executing a multi‑grant cybersecurity program that includes training, planning, and deployment of Microsoft Defender and related tools, as evidenced by the IT report and financial schedules dated through April 30, 2026. The Borough has two State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) awards (22SLCGP‑GY22 and 23SLCGP‑GY23) and a 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant focused on cyber preparedness. Consultants IVIRY LLC, Resource Data, and Transcend X have been engaged for vendor security tightening, Microsoft Defender implementation, equipment purchases, exercises, and planning. A major tabletop exercise for the Incident Response Plan and Emergency Operations Plan cyber annex was held on April 21, 2026, with good participation and pending final reporting. While initial consulting contracts are underway, the Borough still needs to complete full Defender rollout, standardize firewalls, extend Active Directory, stand up a disaster recovery site, and maintain ongoing cybersecurity training for staff. IT security vendors, managed service providers, and training firms can position for the remaining SLCGP‑funded tasks and future operations support once the grant‑funded implementation is complete.
Grant Funding
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