Sitka Blue Lake Dam
The southeast city of Sitka improved a more than 50-year-old dam, which included raising the dam-face more than 80 feet for additional hydro capacity.
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Sitka Blue Lake Dam
Fire Island Wind
Alaska Crane provided the cranes necessary to construct the 11 each 80m wind turbines for Fire Island Wind LLC.
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Fire Island Wind
Chena Floodgate/Army Corps of Engineers
Alaska Crane provided the client added value by supplying fabricated dogging hardware, ultrasonic weld inspections, and performing the required maintenance on each floodgate for the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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Chena Floodgate/Army Corps of Engineers
Alaska Crane has received their official Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification from the State of Alaska Department of Transportation!
Work Category Description:
- Equipment Rental-Heavy Equipment-Supplier
- Mobilization/Demobilization-Construction
- Piledriving-Construction
- Steel Erection-Bridges-Construction
- Steel Erection-Buildings-Construction
- Steel-Reinforcing/Installation-Construction
- Telecommunications-Low Voltage – Construction
NAICS Code and Description:
- 23829 Other Building Equipment Contractors
- 23891 Site Preparation Contractors
- 23899 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors
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From the Port of Anchorage to Prudhoe Bay
We are conveniently based in Anchorage and the North Slope, offering comprehensive call-out services and contract-based projects. Our fleet of arctic tough cranes can brave temperatures as low as -40 degrees, making these winter workhorses ideal for year-round, cold-weather operations from Anchorage to Alaska’s arctic and coastal regions. Our certified crane operators are the most highly qualified operators in the state, with nearly 75 years of combined experience.
Lift Planning
State-of-the-art 3D lift planning software to identify potential variables, ensuring a safe and productive lift every time.
Capacity
Fleet capacities ranging from 28 to 660 tons, capable of reaching crane boom lengths to over 400 feet.
Safe & Certified
All operators are NCCCO or CIC-certified. In-house mechanics maintain cranes to manufacturer and industry standards.
Work begins tearing down 1920s-era Eklutna River dam
Deconstructing the old dam wedged in an Eklutna River ravine begins this month, a megaproject to eventually help native salmon return to home waters. It takes the largest crane known to exist in Alaska to handle the job, McQueen said. Getting the crane to the work...