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Assembly authorizes landfill remediation, park table replacements and pool testing contracts
Summary
The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly unanimously approved three contracts March 19: $61,500 for landfill soil remediation (Breen Construction), $9,200 for picnic table removal and replacement (AIM Maintenance), and $42,739 for pool destructive testing and design services (Jensen Yorba Wall).
The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly voted unanimously March 19 to authorize three contracts covering environmental remediation, park infrastructure and pool testing.
Contract FY2026-45: The assembly authorized a $61,500 contract with Breen Construction LLC to screen and land‑farm contaminated soil previously excavated from the borough landfill. Manager Williams said the borough’s 2019 excavation produced 71 cubic‑yard supersacks of contaminated soil; the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation approved a land‑farming remediation method and staff determined Breen Construction was the lowest responsible bidder following a competitive solicitation.
Contract FY2026-46: The borough authorized $9,200 to AIM Maintenance LLC to remove and replace up to four picnic tables (two at Mallaloy Park and two at Sergeant Creek Park). Staff said one quote was received and funding will come from the parks capital line and a Sergeant Creek Park grant; members noted the work prevents further deterioration and potential safety issues.
Contract FY2026-53: The assembly authorized $42,739 to Jensen Yorba Wall for destructive testing, repair documentation and administrative services for the borough pool. Manager Williams said targeted testing of the lifeguard office and an evaporation test will clarify whether saltwater intrusion or other issues are causing drains to lift and will inform a future pool overhaul.
All three motions passed by roll-call vote with unanimous support.
