Roads, bridges, harbors, runways, water and sewer systems, public facilities
Alaska DOT is accepting bids until June 9, 2026, for a federally funded project to stockpile road aggregate along the Dalton Highway.
Anchorage will replace 200 feet of asbestos concrete sewer pipe on West 30th Avenue using state revolving fund financing.
Alaska environmental regulators approved a $1.4 million water main extension in Dillingham to provide safe drinking water to homes and businesses affected by PFAS contamination from historical airport firefighting operations.
The Alaska Railroad Corporation is soliciting bids for expanding the freight dock at its Seward Marine Terminal, with a mandatory pre-bid conference on May 19 and a June 4 deadline.
The state is accepting bids through May 28 for a $10-20 million project to reconstruct three miles of Parks Highway near Cantwell and replace the Pass Creek Bridge.
Homer City Council votes tonight on placing a 20-year renewal of the 0.75 percent HART sales tax before voters in November to fund road and trail maintenance.
The state is accepting construction bids through June 4 for a new vault toilet at Mosquito Lake State Recreation Site near Haines, with an estimated cost between $100,000 and $250,000.
Alaska's transportation department is accepting bids until April 23 for a storm drain inspection contract at Anchorage airport worth up to $150,000.
The Anchorage Planning and Zoning Commission accepted a concept report for the Alaska Department of Transportation's plan to rebuild the Seward Highway and Tudor Road interchange with improved pedestrian safety features and a tight diamond design.
The Alaska Court System is seeking construction bids for expanding the Palmer Courthouse, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting on May 6 and bids due May 25.
Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility is seeking state approval for an easement to relocate water infrastructure under Campbell Creek, with public comments due June 1.
The state is seeking public comment by May 29 on plans to restore the damaged Funter Bay Cannery Float, with construction projected to begin in 2027.
The state transportation department is seeking public comment through May 29 on a proposed gravel extraction site along the Denali Highway near Cantwell.
Alaska's transportation department is seeking bids for airport snow removal tractors and equipment to be used statewide, with bids due May 13.
The Legislative Affairs Agency is seeking contractor proposals to reroof and paint the Legislative Finance Office Building in Juneau, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on May 4 and proposals due May 28.
The Bradley Lake Project Management Committee is soliciting legal services proposals for the 120-megawatt hydroelectric facility near Homer, with proposals due May 14.
The state is soliciting bids to replace a backup generator at the correctional facility in Bethel, with proposals due May 29.
Alaska DOT is accepting bids through May 19 for seismic retrofits on nine Interior highway bridges, with work estimated between $5 million and $10 million.
The state is accepting bids for a federally and state-funded project to upgrade bulk fuel storage infrastructure in the village of Tuluksak.
The state is accepting bids through May 20 for a $20 million to $30 million project to reconstruct the Seward Highway railroad crossing at milepost 14.
The state is accepting public comments through May 18 on a permit application for McCarthy Ventures to use part of a public right-of-way in McCarthy for $100 annually.
Alaska's transportation department is seeking electrical engineering firms to design infrastructure improvements for a taxiway at Anchorage's airport.
Alaska environmental officials approved replacement of aging water and sewer lines on McKinnon Street in Wrangell, with work to proceed during planned road resurfacing.
The state is seeking engineering firms to develop an updated master plan for Nome Airport, with proposals due May 15, 2026.
The state is accepting bids for a federally funded project to install ADA-compliant sidewalks and street crossings along 1.8 miles of roadway in Craig.
Alaska environmental officials are seeking public input on Petro Marine's plan to replace an aging fuel dock in Juneau's Gastineau Channel with a new steel structure and rock stabilization.
The University of Alaska Anchorage is seeking contractor bids for a library boiler replacement project, with submissions due April 28, 2026.
The Alaska Energy Authority is soliciting bids through April 25 for a three-phase transformer for the Bradley Lake hydroelectric expansion project, with requirements for manufacturer disclosure and domestic content certification.
Alaska is seeking a contractor to design a drinking water impoundment for the remote Aleutian community of Atka, with proposals due May 9.
Alaska environmental officials approved a categorical exclusion for Nome's $2.5 million wastewater lift station replacement project.
Alaska's transportation department is seeking bids from contractors to supply road crack sealing materials for maintenance work in the Soldotna area.