TKC Fish Wheel

TKC Fish Wheel is a non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov, primarily focused on sustainable resource management, community development, and infrastructure improvements in Alaska. The organization operates with a strategic emphasis on renewable energy, sanitation, broadband, and efficient wood resource utilization, particularly serving rural Alaskan communities. As a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, TKC Fish Wheel has established itself as a key partner for federal agencies seeking to advance infrastructure, energy resilience, and community development initiatives in Alaska.

The organization has secured multiple federal grant awards from agencies such as the Department of Energy, Denali Commission, Rural Utilities Service, and U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. These grants have supported a diverse range of projects, including improving electric grid resilience in Anchorage ($476,399), undertaking sanitation and home improvements in Crooked Creek ($7,743,328), developing broadband strategies for the Middle Kuskokwim region, and providing technical assistance on wood utilization technologies ($334,771). TKC Fish Wheel's grant work encompasses critical infrastructure development, such as generation facility upgrades, transmission system enhancements, affordable housing construction, forest management support, and community-focused technical assistance. The organization collaborates closely with federal, state, and tribal entities to deliver projects that address energy, sanitation, communication, and sustainable resource management challenges in Alaska's rural communities.