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Eklutna, Inc.

Knik-Fairview, AK

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Emergency
Utilities
Underground Utilities

Description

Eklutna, Inc. is an Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) corporation incorporated in 1972, playing a crucial role in shaping the economic landscape of Anchorage, Alaska. The corporation manages approximately 90,000 acres in the Municipality of Anchorage and has significant land holdings in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, with plans to acquire additional land from the Bureau of Land Management. Eklutna specializes in land development, focusing on commercial, industrial, and residential real estate, making it a key player in the local property market. It represents over 170 shareholders who benefit from the corporation's diverse portfolio of investments in real estate and various development projects.

Eklutna’s mission emphasizes the importance of integrity, culture, and unity, aiming to increase economic strength for all its shareholders and create lasting legacies. The corporation not only manages its economic interests but also advocates for the equitable treatment of Indigenous populations under ANCSA. This includes ongoing efforts to reconcile land ownership issues and support the cultural heritage of the Dena’ina people, who have historic ties to the lands Eklutna manages.

In addition to commercial development, Eklutna also provides access permits for recreational use of its lands, emphasizing responsible usage while protecting its natural resources. Overall, Eklutna, Inc. blends economic development with cultural preservation, making it a vital entity in Alaska's Native and business communities.

Services Provided

Aggregate Processing; Bridges; Construction; Design Build; Emergency Response; Heavy Civil Construction; Mechanical Division; Project Management; Site Development; Underground Utilities

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