Since its inception, Redi Electric has been involved in virtually every type
of major construction project imaginable. The company has completed more than
$120 million in electrical construction projects and participated in modular
construction projects for oil related service companies.
The company has completed water and sewer projects in Anchorage as well as
Barrow. Projects include powerhouses, schools and other public facilities
throughout the North Slope, as well as new facilities for the National
Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration in Barrow and for Alaska Commercial
Company.
Redi Electric participated in the first major renovation of the Hotel Captain
Cook, installed a new fire alarm system and service in the Hilton Anchorage
Hotel, worked on Alaska’s first K-Mart store in Soldotna, the first United
Parcel Service facility at Anchorage’s international airport, the first Office
Depot stores in Anchorage and construction of the world’s largest Fuel Cell
Project for Chugach Electric Association at the Ted Stevens Anchorage
International Airport postal facility. Redi has also completed the New Anchorage
Jail, a new fire rescue station and vehicle maintenance facility at Kulis Air
National Guard Base, a new dormitory at Elmendorf Air Force Base, new quarters
for noncommissioned officers at Fort Richardson and a major medium voltage
upgrade project at Clear Air Force Base.
Redi Electric has been the backbone of the Contractors Support Group serving
Chugach Electric, Municipal Light and Power and Matanuska Electric Association,
Alaska Communications Systems, General Communications Inc., the Municipality of
Anchorage and the Port of Anchorage for more than 25 years. Redi’s service
department supports most of the major businesses in Anchorage and the Valley
including Carrs Quality Centers/Safeway Stores, Flight Services, Wal-Mart, Sam’s
Club, Fred Meyer, Costco, Enstar Natural Gas Company, UPS, Suburban Propane,
Wells Fargo and Tesoro Alaska. The company also worked on medical facilities
across the state including Providence Alaska Medical Center and Kotzebue
Hospital.
Agency U.S. Coast Guard
Project Hangar II upgrade
Location Kodiak, Coast Guard Base
General Contractor Alaska Mechanical Inc.
Subcontract Amount $635,000
Description
Installed switchboards, panel boards and feeder circuits in a new service
entrance. Remodeled portions of the office area to include new lighting,
power and fire alarm system.
Agency Alaska Air National Guard
Project Vehicle maintenance/fire station complex
Location Kulis Air National Guard Base, Alaska
General Contractor Cornerstone General Contractors
Subcontract Amount $1.275 million
Description
Installed new concrete duct bank and extended existing ware for base
communications system. Provided site lighting and headbolt heater outlet posts.
Provided electrical lighting and power systems for new vehicle maintenance
building and fire station. Provided fire alarm system and voice communication as
well as data and security systems.
 
Agency State of Alaska/Municipality of Anchorage
Project New Anchorage Jail
Location Anchorage
General Contractor Neeser Construction Inc.
Subcontract Amount $5.142 million
Description
Installed power and lighting systems and wired fire alarms, nurse call station,
security conduit, voice and data distribution system and emergency
power system. Provided a complete site lighting and security system.
Agency U.S. Air Force, base contracting
Project New underground distribution system, phases I–III
Location Clear Air Force Base, Alaska
General Contractor Redi Electric
Inc.
Contract Amount $3.732 million
Description
Constructed about five miles of underground concrete duct bank with new 15 KV
conductors, transformers and sectionalizing switches. Constructed a
new highway lighting system and retired the existing overhead distribution
system. Project completed in less than a year.
Agency U.S. Army
Project WTP filter upgrades
Location Fort Richardson
General Contractor Montgomery Watson
Subcontract Amount $159,000
Description
Constructed a new 15 KV service extension to the water treatment plant at Fort
Richardson and a new 480 volt service. Installed new government
furnished variable frequency drives and control for the new filters.
Agency FAA
Project Federal Aviation Administration chiller, phase II
Location Anchorage, Regional Air Traffic Control Center
General Contractor Alaska Mechanical
Inc.
Subcontract Amount $567,000
Description
Constructed a new duct bank system consisting of 4, 6, 8 and 10-way ducts
complete with manholes. Provided new variable frequency drives for
pump motors—both new and existing —and modified the existing power system.
Provided new site lighting.
Agency U.S. Air Force and Army Corps of Engineers
Project Dormitory
Location Elmendorf Air Force Base
General Contractor NUNA Contractors
Subcontract Amount $1.726 million
Description
Constructed a new 15 KV distribution, new sectional switch and a new building
transformer. Constructed a new site lighting system and headbolt heater outlet
system. Provided new electrical power and lighting systems for a three-story
dormitory. Provided new fire alarm, security systems and voice distribution
system.
Agency U.S. Army
Project Renovation of unaccompanied officer quarters
Location Fort Richardson
General Contractor Vanguard
Contractors Inc.
Subcontract Amount $173,000
Description
Complete renovation of two eight-unit housing quarters including a new fire
alarm system, new telephone data systems, new lighting, new power
circuits and new cable TV service. This was our first project with Vanguard, a
national contractor based in Paducah, Kentucky, a specialist
in government contracting.
Agency U.S. Army
Project Renovation of unaccompanied officer quarters
Location Fort Richardson
General Contractor Vanguard
Contractors Inc.
Subcontract Amount $180,000
Description
Complete renovation of two eight-unit housing quarters including a new fire
alarm system, new telephone data systems, new lighting, new power circuits and
new cable TV service. This was a first for the U.S. Army Alaska for providing
senior noncommissioned officers with upgraded housing. Redi was chosen for the
second project, based on the company's superior performance on the first
project.
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