Heavy construction services

The Alaska Department of Transportation awarded AIC the Dalton Highway MP 37 to 49 Reconstruction Project in August 2005. AIC revamped and paved the previously dangerous section of the highway, finishing in August 2007, nearly a year ahead of schedule. Image courtesy of AIC.

A wholly owned subsidiary of CIRI and Nabors Industries Inc. each own 50 percent of Alaska Interstate Construction LLC (AIC), one of Alaska’s leading heavy construction businesses.

AIC provides resource development and heavy construction services for a variety of public works, mining, and oil and gas projects, primarily in Alaska. AIC has expanded its civil construction activities in recent years. It completed several large road projects in Alaska in 2010, including major new Anchorage road construction and road rehabilitation projects and construction of a new 903-foot-long bridge across the Tanana River on the Alaska Highway. Despite decreasing Alaska oil, gas and other resource exploration and development activity, AIC continues to pursue civil construction projects and is well-qualified and positioned to win additional contracts as Alaska exploration and development activities and commodity prices rebound.