An Anchorage firm runs facilities services for North Dakota's federal buildings

PACARCTIC, LLC of Anchorage holds the General Services Administration's facilities contract for federal buildings across North Dakota, worth $4,671,337 for the year running November 2025 through October 2026. Twenty-nine orders under that agreement total $6.75 million so far.

One of them, awarded through GSA's Public Buildings Service, is a $21,080 job to replace fire alarm panels at federal buildings in Pembina and Grand Forks. Work began Aug. 14 and is scheduled through Oct. 13.

The others range from $1,246 to replace an exterior door to $570,975 for a control system and $554,335 to swap two boilers. Recent orders include $97,128 for concrete walking paths at the Pembina Border Station, $36,852 for exterior sealant replacement, $15,931 at the APHIS office building there, and $8,872 to repair chimney holes at the William Guy Federal Building in Bismarck.

The federal award record flags PACARCTIC as an Alaska Native corporation owned firm and an 8(a) program participant. It does not describe these awards as set-asides: both the base contract and the fire panel order are coded full and open competition, subject to multiple award fair opportunity, with no other-than-full-and-open authority claimed.

PACARCTIC's 50 largest federal awards total about $360 million, including State Department records work performed in Alaska.