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Request for Proposals: Solid Waste Disposal ServicesTanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is seeking proposals from qualified, licensed solid waste handlers to provide waste removal services at 13 locations within the Fairbanks North Star Borough. The selected contractor will be responsible for furnishing all equipment, personnel, and containers to collect and dispose of waste in accordance with all applicable regulations. Containers must …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) Energy Department is currently seeking information from solar module manufacturers and suppliers to identify high-performance photovoltaic (PV) modules for deployment in seven rural Interior Alaska communities. These modules will be integrated into Solar PV and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) installations scheduled for construction in the summer of 2026 in Tok, Fort Yukon, Ruby, Huslia, Minto, …
Proposal Date: July 7, 2025 Owner: Tanana Chiefs Conference, Tribal Development Division Contact: Selina J. Sam, Planning and Development ManagerEmail: SelinaJ.Sam@tananachiefs.org Scope: Tanana Chiefs Conference, Tribal Development Division invites qualified and experienced grant writers to submit proposals to provide grant writing services to secure funding resources in the form of grants for TCC Tribes and Programs for sustainable development, and …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is soliciting quotations from experienced and qualified firms to perform as needed facility maintenance and repair services for the Housing First/Willow House Complex and other TCC owned building in the Fairbanks area. These services range from preventive and grounds maintenance to facilities related emergency response, general and specialized repairs and would also assist TCC Facilities Staff …
By Michael Gho, TCC Tribal Protection & Safety Division Director For generations, Alaska Native and Native American communities have experienced the heartbreaking and persistent crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP)—an issue that, for far too long, was overlooked by mainstream institutions. Thankfully, in recent years, this crisis has begun to receive the attention it deserves, with more agencies …
By David Atteberry, Public Safety Manager Alaska Native communities in the Interior are facing a growing crisis as fentanyl is increasingly being mixed into other drugs, leading to a devastating rise in overdoses and deaths. Once primarily linked to heroin, fentanyl is now being found in methamphetamines, cocaine, counterfeit prescription pills, and even marijuana. This alarming trend puts individuals at …
What times can I walk in as a patient? Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 7:30AM & 1:30PM Wednesday: 8:30AM & 1:30PM I checked in first for Dental Urgent Care (DUC). Why are other patients being seen before me? Patients are not necessarily seen in the order they arrive. All patients are triaged and prioritized based on the urgency of their …
By Heidi Rader, Professor of Extension at University of Alaska Fairbanks Sam Knapp could do anything. He has degrees in physics and chemistry as well as an advanced degree in plant ecology. Yet here he is in Fairbanks, Alaska, making a living growing a wide variety of crops that he stores and sells only in the winter. Oh, and writing …
By Elena Larranga, Physician Assistant/Urgent Care & Float Providers Team Lead Given the evolving and high-demand nature of Urgent Care, continuing education is not just a professional responsibility, it is a critical component of delivering high quality, evidence-based care. Clinical skills workshops, held regularly for Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center (CAIHC) Urgent Care staff, serve as a vital platform for …