Tunista Construction was awarded the contract for all site civil activities which were inclusive of: Utility cut, cap, and demolition, 10,000cy of contaminated materials export, sequential site utility demolition, all site utilities for gas, water, sewer, fire and a Contech storm water detention gallery with inspection
Project of the year 2022 under $5M
The City of Tacoma Public Works Department needed new seismic and nonconductive 42”-48” diameter steel pipe spools installed on their 650’ diameter x 20’ deep concrete reservoir located in the downtown Tacoma Washington area.
The region Calista Corporation serves is a vast and beautiful corner of the world. Tucked between two of Southwest Alaska’s mightiest rivers – the Yukon and the Kuskokwim – this unique isolated area is the traditional home of the state’s indigenous Yup’ik, Cup’ik and Athabascan people, our Shareholders.
The Calista Region encompasses 57,000 square miles and is the second largest Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act region in land size. The land entitlement to Calista, however, is only 6.5 million acres – less than 20 percent of the land area. Approximately 75 percent of the land within the Region is owned by the Fish and Wildlife Service…
Tunista Construction is an Alaska Native-owned Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) specializing in heavy civil construction and design-build services across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho since 2009. As a wholly owned subsidiary of the Calista Corporation, we have a large bonding capacity ($150M single project) and have a proven track record of successfully executing projects for state and federal agencies. Contact us today to discuss how we can help meet your DBE or Small Business participation goals
The McChord Bridge Repair project was a huge success. The Department of Defense declared a National Emergency when air operations were impacted after the failure of the old culvert passing under the McChord runway.
WSDOT set out to rehabilitate the median between east and west bound traffic on I-90 in the spring of 2021
SWK has tasked multiple contractors on the project to perform specific scopes of work in which they contracted Tunista Construction to be responsible for all the Storm Utilities on this 3.5 mile long project.
