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Calista Brice LLC

We are a group of 23 companies tackling tough construction, environmental, and technical problems in challenging locations.

We take pride in our track record of getting the job done right and supporting Alaska Native communities.

10/28/2026

When you see a completed construction project, you see the finished product. What you don't see are the countless decisions, challenges, and people who helped bring it to life.

Every project is different, but most follow five key stages to turn an idea into reality.

🏗️ 1. Planning & Design
Defining project goals, evaluating risks, and developing designs, budgets, and schedules before work begins.

🚜 2. Site Preparation
Getting the site ready for construction through clearing, grading, utility work, and environmental protection.

👷 3. Construction
Bringing plans to life by coordinating crews, equipment, materials, and subcontractors while adapting to changing conditions.

🦺 4. Quality & Safety
Conducting inspections, maintaining safety standards, and ensuring work meets project requirements. While important at every stage, these efforts are especially critical during construction.

✅ 5. Project Completion
Wrapping up final inspections, handing over the finished project, and delivering infrastructure built to last.

Behind every successful project is a team working together to solve problems, overcome challenges, and get the job done right. Because success isn't just about the finished product. It's about how we get there.

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10/23/2026

💤 Research indicates that working 12-hours shifts is associated with a 37% increased risk of injury.

Long shifts, consecutive workdays, night work, cold weather, physical exertion, and long travel to remote sites can all contribute to fatigue. When you’re fatigued, reaction time, situational awareness, communication, and decision-making can suffer, and microsleeps can happen without warning. If you’re struggling to focus, forgetting steps, or noticing slower reactions, that’s a signal to stop and act before fatigue becomes an incident.

Managing fatigue is a team effort. Take scheduled breaks, stay hydrated and fueled, speak up when hours or workloads become unsafe, and look out for signs of fatigue in your coworkers.

At Calista Brice, we always remind our team that if you’re too tired to think clearly, you’re too tired to work safely. Take a rest.

10/22/2026

🏗️ Think engineering is all about blueprints and calculations? Think again.

Long before construction begins, engineers are tackling some of a project's biggest challenges. From safety and environmental conditions to weather, materials, budgets, and logistics, they consider the details that can make or break a project.

💡 Did you know? On complex projects, engineering and planning can begin months before crews arrive on site. That early work helps teams anticipate problems, reduce costly delays, improve safety, and build infrastructure that lasts.

At Calista Brice, our engineers combine technical expertise with practical problem-solving to turn complex challenges into real-world solutions.

Interested in a career in engineering? Explore opportunities across our family of companies: https://calistabrice.com/careers/

10/20/2026

Some projects do more than shape the landscape, they help protect entire communities.

Tunista Construction is proud to be advancing civil work for the new Cape Flattery School District K-12 School and Tsunami Shelter in Neah Bay, Washington. Working in one of the state's most remote coastal communities, the team is preparing the site for a facility that will provide students with a modern learning environment while also serving as a critical tsunami shelter for the Makah Tribe and surrounding community.

Despite steep terrain, heavy rainfall, remote logistics, and complex environmental requirements, the team has completed major earthwork milestones ahead of schedule while protecting wetlands, improving fish-bearing streams, and developing innovative solutions that saved the project millions of dollars. It's another example of how Tunista Construction combines technical expertise, environmental stewardship, and teamwork to deliver lasting infrastructure where it's needed most.

Read the full project story on our blog: https://calistabrice.com/project/neah-bay-k12-school-tsunami-shelter-civil-work/

10/18/2026

A project can change a lot more than the landscape.

For decades, our work has been about more than roads, airports, facilities, utilities, and other infrastructure. Our history includes projects where teams worked alongside communities, hired locally, trained workers, supported remote locations, and found practical solutions to challenges that directly affected the people who live there.

The St. Mary’s Airport project, for example, included local hiring and Commercial Driver Training for 15 local hires, while the Kotzebue to Cape Blossom Road project had more than 60% local hires.

That’s an important part of what building means to us. We’re part of the Calista family of Alaska Native Corporations and are dedicated to supporting the social, cultural, and economic welfare of Calista Shareholders and communities. The infrastructure may be what you can see, but the people, skills, opportunities, and communities behind it are what make the work matter.

See the projects and people behind our story. https://calistabrice.com/

10/16/2026

What do you do when the data you need is underneath a wetland and an elevated expressway? At Brice Engineering, we find another way to get it.

Brice Engineering has completed the first year of an $11.4 million groundwater cleanup project at the Northwest Pipe and Casing Superfund Site in Clackamas, Oregon. The team has installed 90 monitoring, injection, and extraction wells and completed four injection pilot studies as part of an effort to reduce PCE and TCE concentrations in groundwater by 90%.

One of the project's biggest challenges was collecting groundwater data without disturbing sensitive surface conditions. The team developed a slant-well approach to reach beneath the wetland and expressway, showing how technical expertise and creative problem-solving can work together to tackle complicated environmental challenges.

Read the full project update: https://calistabrice.com/project/northwest-pipe-casing-superfund-groundwater-cleanup/

10/14/2026

Some of the most dangerous workplace hazards are the ones you can't see.

A confined space may look harmless, but hidden dangers like oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, or hazardous atmospheres can become life-threatening within seconds. That's why recognizing confined spaces and following the proper entry procedures is critical before anyone steps inside.

Before every confined space entry, take a moment to stop and verify the essentials:
• Identify whether the space is permit-required
• Test the atmosphere with a calibrated monitor
• Ventilate the space if needed
• Lockout/Tagout all energy sources
• Assign an attendant and confirm rescue procedures
• Never enter without proper training, permits, and a plan

Remember: If you didn't test it, ventilate it, and permit it, DON'T ENTER IT.

Taking the time to follow the process can save lives.

10/12/2026

Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day and honor the cultures, histories, traditions and contributions of Indigenous peoples across Alaska and throughout the country.

As part of the Calista family of companies, we’re especially proud to celebrate the Alaska Native people and communities at the heart of our mission. Their strength, knowledge and connection to community continue to shape Alaska and inspire the work we do.

We’re grateful for the generations who came before us and those carrying these cultures and traditions forward today.

10/09/2026

Our employees see some pretty amazing things on the job.

This year, 35 team members submitted 95 photos, giving everyone a look at the people, places, and moments that make working across Calista Brice so interesting. More than 100 employees voted for their favorites, and with the runner-up results ending in a tie, we decided to recognize three runners-up instead of two.

A big congratulations to Raymond Griggs of Brice Environmental, our first-place winner, and our three runners-up: Chase Patterson of STG Inc., Victoria Krull of Brice Engineering, and Clif Enochs of Brice Engineering.

Thanks to everyone who entered and voted, and for giving us a glimpse of your work through your own lens!

10/07/2026

Construction brings together people with different roles, skills, and priorities. An operator needs to know what the crew is doing next, an engineer needs to understand what’s happening in the field, and supervisors need everyone working from the same information. Good collaboration helps teams spot problems earlier, make better decisions, avoid unnecessary rework, and keep safety at the center of the work.

The best teams aren’t the ones where everyone thinks alike, they’re the ones where people share information, ask questions, speak up, and trust each other enough to solve problems together. That kind of teamwork matters whether you’re working in the field, supporting a project from the office, or coordinating across multiple companies.

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3700 Centerpoint Drive
Anchorage, AK
99503

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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https://calistabrice.com/

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