Alaska Power Company

Alaska Power Company, a subsidiary of Alaska Power & Telephone Company, operates as a grant sub-recipient and as a single-award BPA holder with the Department of the Interior National Park Service, delivering utility services and diesel engine replacement projects across Alaska. Alaska Power & Telephone Company is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business; Alaska Power Company itself carries no stated SBA certifications in the source.

Alaska Power Company's federal footprint is sparse but specialized. The vendor holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the National Park Service National Office, awarded December 6, 2022, with an ultimate completion date of October 31, 2032, to provide Alaska Power & Telephone services on an as-needed basis in support of the Government Leasing Business program. The BPA's stated ceiling is one dollar, a placeholder notation; the agreement covers telephone installation, maintenance, and repair; broadband internet access; and energy audits of government facilities across Alaska. The vendor also acts as a sub-recipient on two federal grant awards from the Alaska Energy Authority as the prime grantee. A June 26, 2023 sub-award under the EPA's Clean Diesel Program (Diesel Emissions Reduction Act, DERA) funds engine and generator procurement, module assembly, transport, and installation to replace two mechanically governed diesel engines with Tier 3 engines in Bettles, Alaska, which consumes approximately 40,000 gallons of diesel fuel annually for power generation. A second sub-award dated October 24, 2025, funds a similar engine-replacement and power-generation modernization project in Bettles, again involving design, procurement per 2 CFR 200.320, module assembly in Tok, ice-road transport, site installation, and mandatory engine-scrapping documentation.

Activity has been episodic — one award every two to three years since 2020 — with four total awards across four funding transactions. The combined potential value is $19 thousand exclusive of the BPA's placeholder ceiling. Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Interior National Park Service (two awards across Alaska Region and National Office) and the Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 (two grant sub-awards via the Alaska Energy Authority). The vendor's work spans hydroelectric power generation and power-line construction NAICS categories, with capability focus on remote Alaska utility infrastructure, diesel engine replacement under federal emissions-reduction programs, and communications services in areas where reliable logistics present operational constraints for federal land management.