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Assembly OKs Lutak Dock bid

To spend $130K for conceptual designs The Haines Borough Assembly on Tuesday unanimously approved $129,530 for conceptual designs for replacing or refurbishing Lutak Dock. In awarding the contract to R & M Consultants, Inc. of Anchorage, the assembly accepted the recommendation of a review committee comprised of citizens, users and borough officials. R&M Consultants was one of six firms […]

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Borough to seek Lutak Dock options

The Haines Borough is continuing to inch forward in its effort to get moving on fixing the Lutak Dock. The borough is looking for qualified design firms to come up with conceptual options for replacing or refurbishing the dilapidated dock, a critical piece of borough infrastructure used to receive freight and fuel deliveries. A draft request for proposals, put […]

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Lutak boulder takes lucky roll

A single, bedroom-sized boulder that rolled off a mountainside adjacent to the ferry terminal early Friday fortunately traveled between electric poles and guardrails, but still poses a challenge to state officials – how to get rid of it. “It was like a 7-10 split,” said Gabe Thomas, assistant harbormaster, who discovered the boulder 7 a.m. […]

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Borough pursues Lutak Dock fix

Nearly six months after the Haines Borough rescinded its Request for Qualifications for Lutak Dock improvements, a new draft document has emerged, inching the project forward. The borough’s draft Request for Proposals solicits licensed design firms to provide three engineered designs for potential fixes at the dilapidated Lutak Dock. The work should not exceed $100,000. The selected firm would be responsible […]

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Borough withdraws Lutak Dock RFQ

The Haines Borough this week took a step backward on the Lutak Dock project, rescinding the Request for Qualifications it issued on Aug. 11. The borough first decided to extend the deadline and then withdrew the request altogether after several interested companies contacted the municipality with questions about the document, interim public facilities director Brian Lemcke said this week. […]

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