Kenai Peninsula Borough Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The borough selected Blazy Construction, Inc. as CM/GC for reconstruction and site improvements at the former Soldotna Prep school, now Soldotna Elementary. The contract value is about $30.2M, funded from two capital accounts. The award locks in the primary builder, but the scale suggests upcoming subcontracting for trades, systems, and site work around Soldotna.
Contract Award
$30,194,963Jul 7, 2026Ordinance 2026-23 authorizes conveying the surplus Nikolaevsk School property to Alaskan Homestead Education, Inc. for K-12 public charter school use. The sale price is $2,000,000 with 6% seller financing, and annual payments are deferred and ultimately forgiven if the site is used for school purposes for 10 years. AHE plans to occupy the facility for the 2026–27 school year, creating near-term needs for facility upgrades, curriculum, technology, and services.
Contract Award
$2,000,000Jul 7, 2026The City of Homer’s 50‑year‑old Steel Grid in the Small Boat Harbor has been condemned since 2024 due to severe corrosion of beams and piles, and RESPEC’s March 2026 engineering assessment concludes the grid’s primary structural members are past useful life and must be fully reconstructed. The engineer’s 15% design and cost estimate put replacement construction around 1917952, and the grid is already identified as a capital project in the City’s 2026–2031 CIP with Phase 2 (engineering, design, permitting, detailed estimate) and Phase 3 (construction) still to be funded and executed. This creates a significant upcoming opportunity for marine structural engineering, detailed design, permitting, and marine construction services. Vendors can engage now as the Port & Harbor Advisory Commission has been asked to review RESPEC’s report, make recommendations, and help shape scope, phasing, and funding strategy before full design and bid packaging are developed.
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$1,917,952May 27, 2026Resolution 2026-47 authorizes binding the City of Kenai’s FY2027 property, liability, mobile equipment, airport liability, workers’ compensation, and ancillary coverages with Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA) for an estimated annual premium of $1,056,558. The plan reflects a 4.99% premium increase tied largely to higher payroll and wage adjustments, and the decision follows a quote process through the City’s broker with APRA as the sole public entity risk pool in Alaska. The award effectively confirms APRA as incumbent carrier for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, limiting near-term competition at the primary policy level. However, it provides strong intelligence on the City’s insurance program, spending level, and risk-pool strategy. Brokers and specialty insurers can target ancillary cover, risk management services, loss control, and positioning for future marketing cycles if APRA’s rates or coverage terms become less favorable.
Contract Award
$1,056,558Jun 17, 2026The Seldovia City Council is considering Resolution 26-30 to award a not‑to‑exceed $3,125,000 design‑build contract for the Jakolof Bay Dock Replacement Project to Knik Construction Co., Inc. Jakolof Bay Dock is a critical marine access point that was assessed in 2021 as being at the end of its useful life, with a three‑to‑five‑year life expectancy, prompting a full replacement project funded largely through federal and Denali Commission grants plus local match. An RFP was issued in accordance with Seldovia Municipal Code, with Knik Construction emerging as the sole qualified proposer and lowest responsible bid. The project is funded by Port Infrastructure Development Program grants, a Denali Commission grant, and $140,000 in local deferred revenue, with Moffatt & Nichol already under contract for owner‑representative services. This is a decided award, but there is potential follow‑on work for specialty subcontractors, marine suppliers, and service providers supporting design, construction, logistics, compliance, and potential uplands improvements linked to the dock replacement timeline through September 30, 2027.
Contract Award
$3,125,000Jun 8, 2026The City Manager reports that staff are actively preparing a Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant application for a Dam Improvement Project, with the deadline recently extended to June 15. The application is being developed with the AML grant writing team, requires a 20% match that may be met via the Denali Commission, and is supported by a competitive benefit-cost analysis and letters from the Borough, DNR Dam Safety, and a DOT deputy commissioner. This grant, informed by the 65% PER from CRW/VSW, aims to fund dam refurbishment, positioning Seldovia for a significant resilience-focused capital project if awarded. Vendors providing dam engineering, hydrology, construction, instrumentation, and emergency planning services can engage early by offering concept-level support, match leveraging strategies, and future implementation approaches aligned with FEMA BRIC requirements.
Grant Funding
$15,000,000Jun 8, 2026Homer has been awarded 11200000 through the federal Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) for a System 4 replacement project, and staff are working through council approval and contract execution with MARAD. In parallel, the City is finalizing a contract with Turnagain Marine to handle design, engineering, permitting, and ultimately construction, with a target substantial completion date of spring 2028. While the prime vendor for the main work is being set, this is a large, multi‑year port infrastructure program that will generate downstream needs in specialty engineering, environmental compliance, construction support, and equipment supply. Vendors can track council actions and engage Turnagain Marine and the Port to explore subcontracting, specialty services, and add‑on improvements that can be bundled into the funded scope.
Grant Funding
$11,200,000May 27, 2026Through Ordinance 26‑14(B), Seldovia is appropriating its FY2027 annual budget and a slate of capital and grant‑funded projects across water, wastewater, roads, harbor, dock, and vehicle fleets. Major items include Raw Water Transmission Line Replacement (1176853), Jakolof Bay Dock Replacement (3065493), fuel facility roof improvements (322085), Main Street and stormwater infrastructure upgrades, a backhoe replacement under AML’s heavy equipment bundle, harbor improvements, dock safety ladders, and vehicle/heavy equipment replacement funding. While this ordinance is a budget action rather than a solicitation, it formally commits local match and identifies project scopes and funding sources, some in state/federal grant funds that carry deliverable deadlines. Engineering, construction, environmental, and equipment vendors can use this as a roadmap of what work is funded and likely to be procured in 2026–2027, particularly around the water transmission line, stormwater systems, harbor/dock improvements, and heavy equipment replacement.
Budget Planning
$1,887,035May 26, 2026The City Manager’s May 11, 2026 report announces that Homer has been awarded 11.2 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) to replace the critically deteriorated Float System 4 in Homer Harbor. This project is positioned as essential to safeguarding marine transportation infrastructure supporting freight, non-road-connected communities, healthcare access, and economic and recreational activity, and it is also supported by Denali Commission funding and a FY2026 federal appropriation. The new funding confirms that the harbor float replacement is moving from concept toward design and delivery, but the document does not yet identify a selected designer or construction contractor. This creates a strong pre‑RFP signal for marine engineering firms, construction contractors, and related suppliers to engage with the Port & Harbor and City administration on scope, phasing, and readiness to bid once procurements open. Vendors can also position services for grant compliance, environmental permitting, and construction management aligned with the federal funding requirements.
Grant Funding
$11,200,000May 21, 2026The borough received a $448,400 bid from Alaskan Industries, Inc. to demo and replace Seward High School’s gym floor. Existing funding of $307,400 is in place, with an additional $150,000 supplemental appropriation from the General Fund under Ordinance 2025-19-46 to cover cost escalation. The main contractor is set, but flooring, athletics equipment, and schedule-sensitive work will require coordination and possibly specialty subs.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Providence Seward Hospital
Public Hospital
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District
School8,499 students
Kenai Municipal Airport Commission
Airport Authority
City of Seldovia
City248 pop.
City of Kenai Airport Department
Airport Authority
City of Kenai
City7,746 pop.
City of Homer
City6,040 pop.
Borough of Kenai Peninsula
City61,223 pop.
Alaska Vocational Technical Center
Higher Ed250 students
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