Saint Paul Island, ALASKA
Infrastructure Project Dashboard
A central location for improvement projects managed by the City of Saint Paul and funded by state and federal grants.
Announcements & Project Updates
Updates, Meeting Announcements, Alerts, and News concerning infrastructure improvement projects.
Aalax Landfill Development
Funded by the EPA through the 2022 Consolidated Appropriations Act Projects, this project will develop a new solid waste disposal facility.
Airport Distribution Feeder Replacement Project
Reliable power is essential to support airport instrument landing systems and runway lighting. Funded by several sources, this project will replace the antiquated switch and install fiber optic cable to the Airport.
Bulk Fuel Facility/Dispensing Tankage Upgrade Project
Upgrade existing bulk fuel facility and dispensing tankage operations and equipment to meet the current recommended safety and standards.
Community Farm Project Planning
Funded by a Reinvestment Fund/America’s Healthy Food Financing Initiative Planning Grant, the objectives are to ensure food security, promote food independence by establishing a sustainable community food hub.
Drinking Water Resilience Improvements Project
This project aims to improve the City of Saint Paul’s drinking water system making the water system stronger, better able to handle natural disasters, and quicker to recover if something goes wrong.
Small Boat Harbor Utilities Expansion Project
This project will provide water, sewer, and electric utility upgrades to serve the small boat harbor and adjacent commercial area. It is a one of the Phase 1 improvements identified in the 2021 Saint Paul Island Harbor Improvements & Expansion Feasibility Study.
City South Dock Renovations and New Berthing Dolphins
Funded by the US Dept. of Transportation Maritime Administration and the Denali Commission, this project will renovate the city south dock and install berthing dolphins, fenders and catwalk to increase mooring length.
Wastewater Lift Stations Project
Funded by the State of Alaska, Dept. of Environmental Conservation, Village Safe Water Program, this project will develop sustainable sanitation facilities.
Completed Infrastructure Projects
A list of completed Infrastructure projects funded through state and federal grants since 2024.
Four Proposals Recieved for Small Boat Harbor Utilities Expansion Project
February 4, 2026 – Proposals were received from Alaska Geothermal, LLC; Awalix, LLC; Bristol Prime Contractors, LLC; and Drennon Construction and Consulting, Inc. All proposals
Contractor Selected for Enhanced Drinking Water System Resilience Project
February 4, 2026 – The City received two proposals in response to RFP 25-02, for the Infrastructure Improvements to Enhance Drinking Water Resiliency project. This
Business Plan and Financial Feasibility Model Completed for Community Farm Planning Project
January 31, 2026 — Agnew::Beck Consulting submitted final planning and conceptual design documents for the Community Farm Business Plan to the City on January 31,
12/8/25 City publishes RFP for construction
On December 8, 2025 the City published the Request for Proposals 25-03 seeking bids for the construction phase of the project, including demolition of the
December 5, 2025: Draft Business Plan for Community Farm Project Completed
Click to download theDraft Plan On December 5, Agnew::Beck Consulting submitted a draft Community Farm Business Plan to the City. The draft included: Executive summary
December 8, 2025: Pump House Buildings Under Construction
Alaska Geothermal is currently constructing the pump house buildings in their Fairbanks shop. Once they are constructed, AGT will install electrical and mechanical components.
November 30, 2025: Equipment Building Completed
Bristol Prime Contractors completed the equipment building for the new Aalax Landfill in November, 2025. It has a man door and a garage door, cedar
City Reviewing Proposals for Enhance Drinking Water System Resilience Project
December 10, 2025: The City received 2 proposals in response to the RFP for this project. One from Kuna Engineering and the other from Bristol
