Christian Ridge Construction

NIMA Corporation, based in Anchorage, AK, is the Alaska Native Village Corporation of Nunivak Island dedicated to honoring heritage and driving innovation. They blend rich cultural traditions with cutting-edge business solutions to foster growth and sustainability for their shareholders and partners. With a steadfast commitment to cultural preservation and strategic investments for sustainable growth, NIMA Corporation has become a dynamic force in Alaska's business landscape. They bring together a skilled team with expertise across various sectors to empower communities and build a brighter future. Through a collaborative approach and a focus on integrity, NIMA Corporation integrates deep-rooted cultural knowledge with modern business strategies. Their subsidiaries, specializing in IT services, construction, and training, drive progress while honoring Alaska Native traditions, embodying the company's dedication to empowering through enterprise. Generated from the website content

Unit Company General Contractors specialize in design-build and fast-track projects with owners and architects. It is a construction team of architects, management, laborers and subcontractors. As a specialty contractor, the company offers coordination of labor and equipment and decision-making services. Founded in 1982, Unit Company General Contractors has completed dozens of projects throughout Alaska, including the Alaska Seafood International manufacturing facility, the Orion School on Elmendorf Air Force Base and the Radiation Therapy Center at Alaska Regional Hospital. Unit Company General Contractors maintains headquarters in Anchorage, Alaska.

UIC Construction, incorporated in 1978, is one of North America's most successful Native American owned construction companies providing complete construction services. Incorporated in 1978, UICC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corporation of Barrow, Alaska. UICC has successfully completed in excess of $600 million worth of projects for the public and private sector. The company provides construction services for the civil, mechanical, commercial and utilities marketplace. Many of its projects have been completed under extreme remote and inhospitable conditions in which climate, logistics and the absence of locally available skilled labor are challenges. UICC is a leader in providing cost effective administrative and maintenance personnel for the public sector in remote Alaskan communities. It provides hospital support services that include administration, housekeeping and facilities maintenance at the Barrow Hospital under a $10 million contract. The Inupiat people have been living in the Barrow area for approximately 4,000 years. Traditionally, Inupiat lived in semi-permanent coastal communities located at good hunting places. In fact, 'Ukpiagvik' means 'the place for hunting snowy owls'. While mostly whale and seal hunters, the Inupait also hunted caribou, fish and waterfowl from inland areas.