ALASKA CLEARING INC.

Alaska Clearing Inc. specializes in the design, restoration, and construction of multi-use recreational trails and associated civil infrastructure within federal public lands. Their core capabilities include trail alignment planning, erosion control, drainage installation, timber and stone retaining structures, trailhead development, and sustainable surface construction using durable, low-impact materials. The contractor demonstrates technical proficiency in adhering to USDA Forest Service trail standards, implementing environmental mitigation measures, and executing projects under Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 13.5 simplified acquisition procedures. Their work emphasizes heritage preservation, accessibility compliance, and long-term maintenance readiness, distinguishing them as a trusted provider for sensitive, resource-constrained outdoor infrastructure projects in remote Alaskan environments. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through the Forest Service, delivering trail reconstruction, historic pathway restoration, and spur trail development on national forest lands. Their engagements reflect a pattern of repeat work focused on enhancing public access while preserving ecological and cultural resources, indicating deep familiarity with USDA’s land management priorities and permitting frameworks. Alaska Clearing Inc. operates primarily under NAICS 237990, which encompasses heavy and civil engineering construction for non-residential, non-utility infrastructure—specifically, trail systems that require grading, rockwork, drainage, and structural stabilization. This places them in a niche vertical focused on outdoor recreation infrastructure within federal conservation areas, positioning them as a specialized contractor for agencies managing wilderness and heritage trails. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Ketchikan, Alaska, the firm leverages its remote location to serve federal land management needs across the Alaska region. While currently without formal government certifications, its operational footprint and project execution in challenging terrain underscore its capacity to deliver mission-critical infrastructure in geographically isolated, ecologically sensitive zones.