Recent Ahtna Projects

Remote Logistics—Biorka Island, Alaska

Demolition—Stilwell Hall at Fort Ord, California

Demolition—Stilwell Hall at Fort Ord, California

O&M - Dinuba, California

  • Remote Logistics—Biorka Island, Alaska
  • Demolition—Stilwell Hall at Fort Ord, California
  • Demolition—Stilwell Hall at Fort Ord, California
  • O&M - Dinuba, California

About Ahtna

Established in 1999, Ahtna Government Services Corporation (Ahtna) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ahtna, Incorporated, an Alaska Native Corporation. Having successfully graduated from the 8(a) program in December 2008, Ahtna provides high quality services worldwide and is CPUC-certified. Ahtna is one of the fastest growing small business firms in the United States. A multidisciplinary consulting firm with offices throughout the United States, Ahtna provides comprehensive general construction; construction management; engineering; environmental engineering and remediation; professional and staffing services; and program management services. Primarily, Ahtna serves Federal government clients, and as such, has attained a thorough knowledge of federal contracting requirements.

Since the company's inception, regardless of project size or complexity, Ahtna has an absolute commitment to safety, quality, and superior professional standards. Ahtna stands ready to support each client in developing innovative and sound solutions for today's complex challenges. more >

Construction

Read more about Homeland Security, Marine Construction, Civil Construction and General Construction projects...
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Environmental

Environmental Restoration, Demolition and Groundwater Treatment System O&M areas are Ahtna’s specialty...
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Professional Services

Ahtna also offers Facilities Management and Maintenance Services...
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Program Management

Ahtna is contributing to the establishment of International Project Management Standards...
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a. Hire a professional to check your heating system, fireplace chimney, and/or wood-burning stove.
 b. Check and replace expired fire extinguishers in your kitchen, garage, and/or workshop.
 c. Test or replace smoke detector batteries and perform any manufacturer-recommended maintenance according to manufacturer directions.