This contract awarded to STG, Inc. covers the full life‑cycle delivery of a modular power‑generation system to the remote village of Atmautluak, Alaska. The work is divided into three distinct packages: (1) transport of a 200 000‑lb freight manifest—including a large generator module, two 40‑ft containers, steel H‑piles, and lumber—from Anchorage to Atmautluak; (2) installation of five 12″ × 12″ × 49′ H‑piles with associated thermoprobes, PVC conduit, and pile caps; and (3) placement, welding, and final mechanical/electrical integration of the generator module onto the installed foundations. The contract is a fixed‑price, lump‑sum award with a base‑bid value of $455,500 and provisions for per‑pound charges on any excess freight weight. The project schedule required freight pickup by early August 2014, substantial completion by 1 March 2015, and final completion by 15 March 2015. The solicitation allowed Alaska‑based bidder preferences but was awarded solely on lowest price.
• Freight logistics for a 200 k lb modular power plant to a remote Alaskan village.
• Heavy‑pile foundation installation (five 12″ × 12″ × 49′ H‑piles) and associated civil works.
• Generator module positioning, welding, and integration on the new foundations, all under a fixed‑price contract.