Install 3,333' feet of 6' high chain link fencing, including vehicle gates and no parking signs, around the woods next to the Gulkana River boat launch at MP 126.5 of the Richardson Highway.

This state funded project will rehabilitate approximately 2,900 feet of Postmark Drive pavement surface at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Work includes pavement planing, excavation and backfill, inlaid pavement markings and sodding.

Culvert Replacement with associated pavement, sidewalk, and drainage repairs

Replace the electric vehicle gates, Gate #3 and Gate #9 and install up-to-date security systems; Increase width of Gate #9 entrance from 20’ to 24’; Replace pedestrian Gate 4; Replace non-automated vehicle gate #10 with a new non-automated swing gate; Remove vehicle gates 5, 6, and pedestrian gate 8 by fencing them over; Install compatible/compliant security entry systems on pedestrian gates, Gates #4 and #11; Replace approximately 600 feet of fence.

Construct drainage improvements at the Deadhorse Airport and along Deadhorse Drive and fill in-fields adjacent to the runway and apron. Construct a wildlife perimeter fence with a service road around the airfield.

This federally funded project will construct a new three-bay snow removal equipment building, including space for lighting controls, backup generators, and a new deicing material storage building at the Valdez Pioneer Field airport in Valdez, Alaska.

This federally funded project will reconstruct and expand the concrete hardstands for Gates N1, N3, N5, and N7; reconstruct the taxilane and asphalt apron; replace taxilane lighting and pavement markings; and make improvements to the storm drain, sanitary sewer, and fueling systems at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. This project will also rehabilitate approximately 6,000 feet of water main piping around the North Terminal, C Concourse, A Concourse, and Old Airfield Maintenance building, including hydrant and valve replacements, and grouting a segment of decommissioned water pipe under the South Terminal.

This federally funded project will replace the runway and taxiway edge lighting systems, replace existing wind cones, replace panels on the existing segmented circle, construct a new rotating beacon on a tip-down pole, and replace components within the electrical equipment building at the Chenega Bay Airport in Chenega Bay, Alaska.

Complete surface preservation maintenance work at the following airports: Allakaket, Fort Yukon, Huslia, Nulato, and Tanana