Kwethluk M&I 2025 Improvements Project

The Kwethluk M&I 2025 Improvements Project is a contract opportunity aimed at upgrading the mechanical and electrical infrastructure within the power plant of Kwethluk, Alaska. Funded by the Denali Commission and State appropriations, and managed by the Alaska Energy Authority, the project focuses on demolishing existing equipment, installing a new engine-generator system (including a charge air cooler and transformer provided by the owner), and making necessary modifications as reflected in the project drawings. The contractor is responsible for furnishing all labor, materials, supervision, equipment, quality control, and other resources required for the successful completion of the work. The project requires substantial completion by specified timeline benchmarks, commencing within 10 days of the official Notice to Proceed. Bidders are required to possess valid Alaska business credentials, including a Contractor’s Certificate of Registration, and provide a 5% bid security. Submission of a subcontractor list is mandatory within five working days of being named the apparent low bidder. While a non-mandatory telephonic pre-bid meeting is scheduled, no site visit will occur before bid opening. The estimated value of the contract ranges from $500,000 to $1,500,000, with all work centered in Kwethluk, AK.