Catalyzing Cafeteria Construction
by Scott Rhode | Feb 2, 2026
Catalyzing Cafeteria Construction
by Scott Rhode | Feb 2, 2026
R&M Consultants, Inc. Opens Wasilla Office
R&M Consultants expanded its Alaska footprint from three to four offices, opening a Wasilla location to better meet clients’ multidisciplinary engineering needs.
Cook Inlet LNG Advances Floating Storage and Regasification
Cook Inlet LNG and Glacier Oil & Gas are partnering on floating storage and regasification, enabling near-term energy imports for Southcentral.
AEDC Forecast Tentative, Pending LNG Decision
Consumer confidence is lower than ever, but the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation expects a shakeup in its 2026 economic forecast.
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UIC Becomes Majority Owner of Northbank Civil and Marine
Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation acquired a majority interest in Northbank Civil and Marine, a Washington–based contractor specializing in civil and marine construction.
Continued Expansion as Credit Union 1 Plans Homer Branch
Credit Union 1 announced it will open its sixteenth branch by mid-summer, to serve member-customers in Homer.
Glenfarne Progresses ‘from Planning to Building’ Alaska LNG Pipeline
Pieces are settling into place for the Alaska LNG pipeline, with Glenfarne lining up partners for construction, materials, gas supply, and offtake buyers.
City Hall Sets Example for Anchorage Real Estate Resurgence
The Municipality of Anchorage finally owns City Hall, a transaction that exemplifies the mayor’s goal of adding to the city’s housing stock.
ASRC Federal Wins $2.3B Military Logistics Contract
ASRC Federal, a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, won a $2.3 billion, five-year contract to continue managing military chemical and oil supplies.
Generations Southeast Vocational Training Center Signs Up to Fill Shipyard Workforce
Generations Southeast Vocational Training Center signed a deal with the owner and operator of the Ketchikan Shipyard to promote workforce development.
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February 2, 2026 – February 6, 2026
The Alaska Forum
The Alaska Forum is the state’s largest cross-sector gathering of professionals, organizations, and community members.
February 4, 2026 – February 5, 2026
Alaska Power Association State Legislative Conference
Alaska Power Association’s annual State Legislative Conference brings together electric utility leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to learn about emerging energy issues and regulatory trends, and to engage with state legislators and administration officials on matters of importance to Alaska’s electric utilities.
February 10, 2026 – February 12, 2026
35th Annual Rural Small Business Conference
The Rural Small Business Conference is for rural entrepreneurs, tribal and village leaders, lenders, and nonprofit teams working in agriculture, energy, tourism, fisheries, broadband, and local services.
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American Marketing Association Alaska Chapter
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Doyon, Limited
Oxford Assaying & Refining
SES Space & Defense
ASRC Energy Remediation
Successor Steps Up as Design Alaska President
With the departure of Chris Miller as President after twelve years with Design Alaska, the Fairbanks-based engineering firm is promoting Emily Winfield as his successor.
New Leadership for Alaska Communications’ Carrier and Wholesale Services
Alaska Communications is enhancing its carrier and wholesale services with the appointment of Jesse Kleinbach as the new Vice President of the organization.
New CEO for Providence Alaska
Providence Alaska, the largest private-sector employer in the state, selected Missouri healthcare executive Deborah Berini as CEO.
Catalyzing Cafeteria Construction
El Green-Go’s food truck is moving into the former East Anchorage bank that Catalyst Cannabis renovated into a food court. Learn about the complexities of installing special air ducts and why the drive-through window is only halfway open.
Local Beauty: Personal Care Brands Harvest Natural Ingredients
The beauty of Alaska can be harvested, distilled, and slathered on your face. Meet local beauty and hygiene manufacturers who create products from natural ingredients.
Characteristics of Leadership: Ego
Throughout 2026, this series on effective leadership will interview knowledgeable Alaskans and share their methods of aligning values with ethical conduct. This month’s topic: the pitfalls of out-of-control ego.
Training Creates Potential; Practice Builds Value
Training alone is insufficient; without a system of skill development, learning lingers as unrealized potential. Brian Walch shows how managers can turn learning into lasting results.
The Safety Corner: Safety Training
Risk professionals generally agree that safety training is crucial. Sean Dewalt explains how specific, effective, and personalized training can reduce risk and improve productivity.
