The Villafuerte Group, LLC

Applied Microsystems is a trusted and experienced provider of comprehensive IT services in Anchorage, Alaska. With over 30 years of professional experience, they have built a solid reputation for delivering fast, reliable, and secure solutions to organizations of all sizes, from government agencies to small engineering firms. As an authorized reseller and systems integrator of leading technology vendors, Applied Microsystems offers a wide range of services including seamless connectivity, centralized management, hardware and software provisioning, networking services, and more. Their expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction make them a reliable choice for businesses across Alaska and beyond.Generated from the website

Chugach Alaska Corporation was established in 1972 under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. The company operates through several subsidiaries, including Chugach Support Services, Chugach Development Corporation, Chugach Management Services, Chugach Systems Integration, Chugach Telecommunications and Computers, Chugach McKinley and Chugach Industries. Chugach Support Services and Chugach Industries specialize in base operations, support, logistics and maintenance. Chugach Industries also provides housing and ground maintenance and construction services. Chugach Development provides facilities operations, management and maintenance services to the private sector and the government. Chugach Management Services offers engineering services and facilities management. Chugach Systems Integration specializes in information technology consulting and clerical support services. Chugach Telecommunications and Computers provides integration of computer and communication systems. Chugach Alaska Corporation is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska.

Chenega Corporation is an Alaskan native village corporation. In 1974, Chenega had nearly 70 original shareholders. Approximately 120 shareholders residing in Chenega Bay, Anchorage, Valdez, Cordova, Tatitlek and Talkeetna, Alaska, and several other cities within the continental United States, now own nearly 6,900 corporate shares. The company received title to approximately 70,000 acres in western Prince William Sound. Following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, the EVOS Trustee Council established a habitat restoration program to buy large blocks of private land from willing sellers, particularly land intended for timber harvest. Once purchased, the lands were to remain in an undeveloped, natural state to help protect resources injured by the oil spill. It operates through a number of subsidiaries that include Chenega Advanced Solutions & Engineering, Chenega Integrated Systems, Chenega Management, Chenega Operations Services, Chenega Security & Protection Services, Chenega Technology Services Corporation and Chenega Federal Systems. Chenega Corporation is headquartered in Anchorage.