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Bid/Proposal Invitation Packages
ELIZABETH PERATROVICH 1ST FLOOR Renovations
This project will renovate an open space on the first floor of the Elizabeth Peratrovich Building into usable commercial office space. This Request for Proposal is for Architectural Services.
CLOSED
AWARDED TO NORTHWIND ARCHITECTS, LLC in JUNEAU
Bid/Proposal Invitation Packages
Complete Proposal Package - 12th & Howkan Lot Revitalization
This project will turn a vacant lot adjacent to the Elizabeth Peratrovich Building into additional parking to facilitate added occupancy due to the 1st-floor renovations. This Request for Proposal is for Engineering Services.
CLOSED
AWARDED TO HARAI & ASSOCIATES, INC. in PETERSBURG
Project Plans
Tribal Library Renovation
Rainforest Contracting, Inc. of Petersburg won this bid and went into contract with PIA on April 25, 2023. This project will expand two rooms into one, creating the space for our future tribal library - Amy Hallingstad Tribal Library.
The project completion date is set to December 31, 2023
This project is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number CPFFN0280 awarded to the Petersburg Indian Association by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Upcoming Tribal Transportation Projects
City Creek Trail Construction
A public meeting for the proposed City Creek Trail Phase 2 construction will be held on Monday, June 12, 2023, at 4:30 pm, at the Elizabeth Peratrovich Building, Petersburg Indian Association (PIA) conference room at 15 N. 12th Street, Petersburg, AK. The public is invited to attend this meeting and offer comments concerning the proposed trail construction.
The proposed plans may be downloaded here. For more information, contact Petersburg Indian Association, PO Box 1410, Petersburg, Alaska 99833, or call 907-772-3636.
PIA's Tribal Transportation Department is heading a project to build up and construct 6,015 feet of pedestrian trail work on the City Creek Trail beginning at Sandy Beach. The new trails will be a combination of 8-foot wide gravel and raised wooden boardwalks.
Hutli Sign Project at Sandy Beach
Stay Tuned for more on this project!
Petersburg Indian Association is partnering with Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition (SAWC), Clausen Museum, USFS Petersburg Ranger District, Petersburg Borough Parks and Recreation Department, and volunteers from the community to make four interpretive signs for Sandy Beach Park. The signs are funded by a Forest Service Resource Advisory Council grant managed by SAWC. The signs will focus on the archaeology of the Sandy Beach site from a prehistory point of view.
Members of the group envision a new “outdoor museum” that tells an educational story about the natural features of and long-term indigenous relationships with the area. The site for the signs was chosen due to its popularity with locals and visitors, its outstanding cultural and natural values, and to promote relationship building between all the groups who manage, own, or steward the area’s resources.
The four sign topics will cover:
- The arrival of the Tlingits,
- Fish traps,
- Petroglyphs,
- and shell middens.
PIA has commissioned artwork for the signs. The artists are Janine Gibbons and Lisa Schramek Adams. The digital designer for the Hutli project is Corvus Design, Inc. from Juneau, Alaska.
Petersburg Indian Association
P.O. Box 1410, Petersburg, AK 99833, US
Phone (907) 772-3636 Fax (907) 772-3637
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