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The Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District Board is being asked on June 10, 2026 to approve a package of contractor agreements for the 2026-2027 school year to provide psychological, occupational therapy (OT), and speech-language pathology (SLP) services. These services are mandated under IDEA and Section 504, and the district is using a mix of grant (Title VIB Special Education) and General Fund dollars to ensure continuous service while they continue recruiting in-person staff. Named contractors include individual school psychologists and SLPs, plus Soliant as the agency provider for OT and a 0.5 FTE SLP, with a combined value of approximately 809,595 for the year. The agenda note emphasizes that this is a partial list and that one OT contract with Soliant is not yet finalized, signaling potential additional or modified contracting. For vendors, this establishes who the current incumbents are, the funding sources, and that the district relies heavily on contracted related services, which positions them for future rebids, expansions, or supplemental supports like teletherapy, supervision, or recruitment services.
Contract Award
$809,595Jun 10, 2026The Assembly approved an award to Marble Island LLC dba Marble Construction for $525,170 for the 2026 Ketchikan High School underground storage tank (UST) removal and aboveground storage tank (AST) installation project. This is a school capital project that will replace aging fuel storage infrastructure with new tanks, and likely requires site work, environmental compliance, and coordination with school operations. The award indicates Marble Construction is now the prime contractor for this phase. While this specific contract is decided, it signals that the Borough is actively addressing fuel system and environmental risk on school sites and that Marble Construction is an incumbent for this type of work. Vendors offering environmental consulting, tank monitoring systems, spill detection, commissioning, and related services can watch for change orders, follow-on work at other District facilities, or inspection/testing needs as the project progresses and similar upgrades are planned elsewhere in the district’s capital program.
Contract Award
$525,170Jun 15, 2026The Assembly consent calendar includes an award of contract to Marble Island LLC dba Marble Construction for the 2026 Ketchikan High School underground storage tank (UST) removal and aboveground storage tank (AST) installation project, in the amount of 525,170. This signals that the Borough is moving ahead with fuel system replacement at the high school campus, likely to address environmental, safety, and compliance needs around aging UST infrastructure. Although the prime contractor has been selected, the scope points to follow‑on work such as environmental remediation, fuel system monitoring, controls, and maintenance services at the school site. Vendors in environmental services, tank monitoring, controls integration, and related construction trades can target Marble Construction for subcontracting, and the Borough for future tank, fuel system, and campus modernization work at other facilities.
Contract Award
$525,170Jun 1, 2026On June 1, 2026 the Assembly awarded a $369,715 contract to Dawson Construction LLC for the 2026 Public Works Maintenance Building Expansion Project. This project will expand Borough Public Works’ maintenance facility, likely adding enclosed shop space, storage, or offices to support fleet and infrastructure operations. The capital improvement was previously identified in the Borough’s Major Projects & Capital Improvement Program. Because Dawson is now the prime builder, the main opportunity is no longer open; however, the expansion will create new or reconfigured maintenance space that may need equipment, storage systems, lifts, IT/networking, and facility management systems. Vendors in shop outfitting, vehicle lifts and tools, building automation, and safety systems can track the project’s schedule and work through Dawson or the Borough to supply and install specialized systems that may be procured separately from the building shell contract.
Contract Award
$369,715Jun 15, 2026Under unfinished business, the agenda lists an award of contract to Dawson Construction, LLC in the amount of 369,715 for the 2026 Public Works Maintenance Building Expansion Project. This points to a near‑term expansion of the Borough’s maintenance facility, likely increasing shop, storage, or office capacity to support growing capital and operations workloads. With Dawson Construction identified as the selected contractor, the prime work is decided, but there are strong prospects for subcontractors in trades, building systems, fueling, and IT/SCADA to support the expansion. The project also signals that the Borough is investing in its operations base, which can drive future needs for fleet, tools, facility tech, and maintenance service contracts.
Contract Award
$369,715Jun 1, 2026Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District is approving a contract with Soliant Health for Julia Adams to provide district-wide occupational therapy via telepractice in 2026-2027. The agreement runs 8/31/2026 to 5/28/2027 at 37.5 hours per week and a $100/hour all-inclusive rate, totaling about $131,250 from the General Fund. This confirms Soliant as the OT incumbent for remote services, signaling future needs around renewals, additional therapists, and support for teletherapy operations and compliance.
Contract Award
$131,250Jul 8, 2026On June 1, 2026 the Assembly awarded a $95,000 contract to MRV Architects, PC to produce the 2026 Central Recreation District Master Plan. The plan is intended to guide improvements and investments in central recreation facilities and downtown wayfinding, and is largely funded with Commercial Passenger Vessel (CPV) funds. The work will likely include public engagement, facility assessments, and prioritized project recommendations for parks, trails, and recreation infrastructure. Although the primary planning contract is decided, the resulting master plan will generate a pipeline of capital projects for recreation facilities, trails, and wayfinding that will need design and construction over the next several years. Vendors in recreation design, trail engineering, signage/wayfinding, and park equipment can monitor MRV’s process and position for follow-on implementation work once the plan’s priority projects move into funding and procurement.
Contract Award
$95,000Jun 15, 2026The consent calendar includes an award of contract to MRV Architects, PC in the amount of 95,000 to produce the 2026 Central Recreation District Master Plan. This planning effort will shape future recreation and park investments funded from the Recreation Capital Sales Tax Fund and related sources for facilities like the Gateway Recreation Center and sports fields. While MRV is the selected planning consultant, the master plan will identify concrete capital projects, facility upgrades, and program changes that will later require design, construction, equipment, and potentially recreation technology procurements. Vendors in recreation design/build, aquatic and fitness equipment, and program management software should track this plan’s outcomes and engage with both MRV and Borough Parks & Recreation as projects move from planning to implementation.
Contract Award
$95,000Jun 1, 2026The consent calendar proposes awarding a contract to Corvus Design in the amount of 87,175 for the 2026 Revilla Road Recreational Master Plan. This plan will focus on recreational assets and opportunities along Revilla Road, likely addressing trails, access points, parks, and associated amenities for residents and visitors. Although Corvus Design has the master‑planning work, the resulting recommendations will be the basis for future design, engineering, construction, and outdoor recreation equipment procurements. Trail builders, site civil firms, playground and outdoor fitness vendors, and wayfinding/signage providers should monitor this planning process and engage with Borough Parks & Recreation as specific capital projects along Revilla Road emerge from the plan.
Contract Award
$87,175Jun 1, 2026Explore Ketchikan Gateway Borough's government projects — free.
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