Alaska Online Public Notices #ADL 422627

Five-year Alaska aggregate sale to DOT&PF: 50,000 cubic yards of sand, gravel, and rip rap

Alaska proposes a five-year sale of 50,000 cubic yards of aggregate to DOT&PF from a material site near the Dalton Highway. - Government buyer: Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF). - Seller and issuing agency: Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Division of Mining, Land and Water (DMLW), Northern Regional Land Office. - Material requested: 50,000 cubic yards of sand, gravel, and rip rap from Designated Material Site ADL 422627, DOT MS 65-9-103-2, near Milepost 165 of the Dalton Highway. - The contract covers approximately 160 acres within a proposed approximately 320-acre material site. - For public projects, the first 5,000 cubic yards are free; additional material is charged at the annual base price schedule. The notice does not state the specific price. - Key requirements: An approved mining and reclamation plan is required before operations. Work must address wildlife and migratory-bird protections, maintain a 100-foot vegetative no-mining buffer around nearby ponds, and coordinate with existing site users. - Other site provisions: A 100-foot-wide private, non-exclusive easement is proposed for governmental access, material-sale activity, pipeline and utility management, and other permitted uses. DMLW reviews sale requests and operating plans. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or vendors are identified; this is a proposed transaction between Alaska state agencies, with DNR/DMLW as seller and DOT&PF as buyer. - Estimated value: The notice does not provide a total price. Any value estimate is highly uncertain because the annual base price is unspecified.

Description

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources proposes designating an approximately 320-acre area near Milepost 165 of the Dalton Highway as a material site, ADL 422627. The designation would allow material extraction and sales under future contracts, subject to review of sale requests and operating plans. DNR intends to issue the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities a five-year contract for 50,000 cubic yards of material at less than fair market value. The proposal also includes a 100-foot-wide private non-exclusive easement, ADL 422874, for access and other specified purposes. Written comments or objections are due to the Northern Regional Land Office by November 30, 2026.

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