An Interior Alaska village company maintains a Boston courthouse

A company owned by four villages on the Koyukuk River keeps the boilers running at a federal courthouse in Boston.

The General Services Administration ordered $12,147 in emergency repairs this month to Boilers 1 and 2 at the John J. Moakley U.S. Courthouse, from KCORP Technology Services of Fairbanks. The record does not say what failed.

It was the third order this month. GSA bought a heat pump repair for $30,780 on Aug. 11 and work on drains and a ventilation system for $36,106 on Aug. 17.

All three are calls against a blanket purchase agreement KCORP has held since 2022 to maintain the building. It carries a ceiling of $31.58 million, runs through January 2027, and drew five offers when GSA set it aside for small business.

KCORP is a subsidiary of K'oyitl'ots'ina, Limited, the Alaska Native corporation formed when the ANCSA village corporations of Alatna, Allakaket, Hughes and Huslia merged. All four communities sit along the Koyukuk in the Interior, off the road system.