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The Investment Committee is set to decide how much of Kodiak’s cash to move from AMLIP and Wells Fargo into a staged fixed‑income allocation, based on Three+One’s cashVest analysis. Three+One identified about $43.7 million of additional liquidity that could safely be invested longer term, with high‑yield liquid balances currently around $30.3 million in AMLIP and $39 million in Wells Fargo. The committee will authorize the Finance Director to invest available funds in legally authorized instruments, creating near‑term demand for fixed‑income products, advisory services, and banking structures.
The University of Alaska is proposing multiple FY27 operating budget initiatives to boost enrollment through modern marketing, digital messaging, and recruitment tools across UAA, UAF, UAS, and system offices. Plans include multi-year multimodal campaigns, digital targeting, CRM-integrated Common App support, and an APS-focused statewide campaign. Funding is requested but vendors and platforms are not yet specified. Marketing, CX, and edtech firms can help shape scopes around strategy, creative, media, analytics, and CRM integration before formal procurements are defined.
Bristol Bay Teaching and Learning Collaborative (BBTLC) is funded by a $4.39M Alaska Native Education Program (ANEP) grant running through August 2025. BBF notes a full evaluation report is due June 2025 and that they plan to reapply when the ANEP program reopens, and are seeking ideas from districts on how to sustain the infrastructure. This is an early signal of follow-on grant-funded work around cultural competence training, community cultural repositories, culture camps, and Indigenous educator pipelines where districts may need consulting, curriculum, PD, and implementation support.
For the Lutak Dock Replacement, the borough and MARAD are reviewing a white paper to shift to a pipe-pile combi-wall concept, expected to reduce dredging and sediment disturbance. Assuming acceptance, Moffatt & Nichol has been directed to prepare bridging documents for a design-build procurement, and the borough’s contracts lawyer will review the draft design-build contract. This is advanced planning for a large marine infrastructure design-build, so firms with port construction, design-build, and marine systems expertise should monitor for the upcoming solicitation and start positioning with the borough and Moffatt & Nichol.
UA requests $965,000 in FY27 for expanded student mental health services across UAA, UAF, and UAS, including more in-house providers, telehealth expansion, a clinical psychologist and training program at UAF, and a case manager plus TimelyCare services at UAS. UAA notes it has recently shifted to a hybrid model using an external telehealth provider, and UAS wants ongoing TimelyCare funding. While some telehealth vendors are implied, there is room for follow-on services, integration, and complementary tools such as case management systems, wellness apps, and training.
Replacement of English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum for grades 6 through 10, including materials, pilot program, and professional development.
The FY27 budget and capital fund tables outline numerous facility projects across sites such as Brevig, Gambell, Golovin, Savoonga, Shishmaref, Stebbins, Teller, Unalakleet, Wales, and White Mountain, including roof recoats, boiler work, SPCC fuel-system upgrades, apartment remodels, and gym and flooring repairs. Many projects list contractors and price estimates (e.g., mechanical, electrical, environmental specialists), indicating active planning for 2027 and 2028 maintenance and capital work. Construction, mechanical, environmental, and building systems vendors can use this detailed site list and scopes to pursue upcoming bids or offer supplemental services, even where a primary contractor is noted.
The FY27 Food Service fund budgets $3,001,884 in expenditures, including $1,500,000 for food, plus spending on other purchased services, supplies, electricity, and travel, supported by USDA School Lunch revenue and a $851,890 transfer from the operating fund. This reflects a substantial, ongoing need to procure food products, kitchen supplies, and possibly outsourced services to serve remote school communities. Food distributors, kitchen equipment suppliers, and nutrition program consultants can use this fund detail to discuss menu planning, logistics, and cost management with the district.
UA Office of Land Management is budgeting $2.0 million in FY26 receipts for work on the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Cordova parcel development. The project began in FY2026 and is expected to run for two to three years, indicating ongoing planning and implementation needs. This suggests continuing demand for land development, planning, engineering, environmental review, and related consulting and construction support.
UA plans $2 million in additional university receipts authority for the Office of Land Management’s work on the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Cordova parcel development. The project started in FY26 and is expected to wrap in two to three years, indicating active planning and implementation of a land development effort. Real estate, planning, engineering, and construction-related firms can approach UA and AHFC teams about design, entitlement, infrastructure, and development services tied to this parcel.
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