KETCHIKAN READY-MIX & QUARRY, INC

Ketchikan Ready-Mix & Quarry, Inc. specializes in heavy civil infrastructure construction, with deep expertise in highway, street, and bridge construction as well as specialized civil engineering projects. The contractor delivers comprehensive roadway services including grading, surfacing, culvert installation, brush clearing, and pavement reconditioning, often in remote and challenging Alaskan environments. Their work extends to trail construction and maintenance under federal land management directives, demonstrating proficiency in low-impact, environmentally sensitive civil works. Technical capabilities include earthwork, drainage system installation, and maintenance of access roads on federally managed lands, with an emphasis on durability and seasonal resilience in subarctic conditions. The company maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Forest Service through routine and emergency infrastructure projects on National Forest System roads and trails. Their engagements reflect a pattern of recurring, mission-critical work that requires rapid mobilization, compliance with federal environmental and safety standards, and adaptability to rugged terrain and weather-limited construction windows. Ketchikan Ready-Mix & Quarry operates primarily under NAICS 237310 for highway and bridge construction and 237990 for other heavy civil engineering, positioning itself as a niche provider of rural and forested-area infrastructure solutions. Their focus is not on large urban transit or water systems, but on the maintenance and incremental enhancement of critical access routes in remote federal lands, serving a specialized segment of the federal construction market. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, the company is locally based in Ketchikan, Alaska, with a physical presence and operational footprint tailored to the unique logistical demands of Southeast Alaska. While it holds no formal government certifications, its sustained performance on federal contracts reflects proven reliability, local resource access, and deep familiarity with the regulatory and environmental constraints of federal land management operations.