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Construction Services and Oil Field Support

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CIRI is partnered with Nabors Industries, Ltd., the largest land-based oil drilling company in the world, in two of Alaska's leading service providers to the oil and mining industries, Alaska Interstate Construction LLC and Peak Oilfield Service Co.

CIRI is one of the owners of Alaska Interstate Construction, a civil construction company active in the oil, gas, and mining industries in Alaska. AIC has assisted with the development of several major pipeline projects throughout the state, and operates the largest fleet of heavy equipment in Alaska used to construct gravel roads. AIC has built every offshore gravel island constructed over floating ice off Alaska's North Slope.

AIC won a $13.3 million contract for the first construction phase of the Port of Anchorage's expansion program on June 26, 2006. The Port is undergoing a seven-year expansion project, and AIC expects to pursue subsequent contracts from the project.

When it comes to resource development, health, safety, and protecting the environment are fundamental to AIC, which was awarded the BP North Slope Environmental Achievement Award for its activities on the North Slope.

Peak is a leader in ice road and ice pad construction in Alaska?s arctic region and provides a majority of all drilling rig moves across the North Slope and in remote locations. The company maintains a permanent camp facility at Prudhoe Bay. In the Cook Inlet area, Peak houses fabrication and equipment maintenance shops.

Peak employs welders, electricians, instrumentalists, roustabouts, machinists, and other skilled workers to keep operating platforms maintained year-round. The company also has a tank cleaning division in Valdez, Alaska, providing tank-cleaning services to the Valdez area oil industries.

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