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Alaska DNR plans to sell Arno Construction 5,000 cubic yards from Ohlson Mountain site

by Walter AlaskaNewsOct 13, 2026, 8:52 AM AKDT(3h ago)From Oct 7

1 min readKenai Peninsula, Alaska

Alaska's Department of Natural Resources plans to sell Arno Construction Inc. 5,000 cubic yards of material from a state site atop Ohlson Mountain on the Kenai Peninsula. The department's South Central Regional Office posted a notice of intent to issue the contract on Oct. 7.

The site covers about one acre near Diamond Ridge.

The notice states an intent to issue the contract. It does not mean the contract has been signed, and it does not give a schedule for the work.

Negotiated contracts like this one are issued from designated state material sites and can run up to five years, according to the department's Material Sales page.

The notice says DNR considers public comments on the proposal but does not respond to them.

Kenai Peninsula Alaska Department of Natural Resources Mining

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Source: DNR intends material sale contract to Arno Construction in Diamond Ridge.

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Alaska DNR plans to sell Arno Construction 5,000 cubic yards from Ohlson Mountain site

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