Tag: Alaska

A determined surveyor lays out two new cruise ship docks during brutal Juneau winters.  By John Stenmark When the Port of Juneau expanded its facilities to...

By Luke Carothers On February 11, 1942 President Roosevelt approved a plan that had been in motion since at least six years prior: the Alaska...

New Cliff-Side Bridge Ensures Community’s Connections for Years to Come Building a road along a cliff face next to a waterway is a complex task...

Coffman Engineers, Inc. (Coffman) is pleased to announce the promotion of Rob Wasserman, Senior Project Manager in the Structural Engineering department to Department Manager...

PND Engineers Turns 40: Anchorage-headquartered engineering firm founded on innovation, service PND Engineers, Inc. marks its 40th anniversary in 2019 and looks forward to bringing innovative...

EPS Insulation Helps Alaska DOT Keep Crucial, Remote Road Open By Daryl Sobek Stretching 415 miles from near Fairbanks, Alaska, to the Prudhoe Bay oil fields...

The remote town of Barrow, Alaska, home to more than 4,000 people, touts picturesque views of the Arctic Ocean as well as an unparalleled connection to the Alaskan wild, but underneath its stunning beauty lies a major global crisis — permafrost coastal erosion — causing Barrow to gradually slip into the sea.

Ahtna, Inc. announced that Timothy F. Gould, PE, has been promoted to president of subsidiary Ahtna Engineering Services, LLC. His experience spans 27 years in the consulting and construction markets with responsibilities nationwide and in the Pacific region.