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Revision as of 20:13, 16 July 2013

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The Bristol Alliance of Companies, or Bristol, officially formed in 1994, [1] is a portfolio of organizations providing civil and structural engineering, civil and vertical construction, environmental remediation, fuel systems, and range and unexploded ordnance response services throughout the United States, its territories and select international locations. It is a subsidiary group of the Bristol Bay Native Corporation, one of thirteen Alaska Native Regional Corporations created under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 (ANCSA),[2] and is entirely Alaska Native owned.[3]

Bristol has offices in Wasilla, AK; Denver, CO; Kansas City, MO; Sneads Ferry, NC; San Antonio, TX; and Marysville, WA.

History

Bristol was formed in 1994 with the creation of Bristol Environmental Services Corporation (now known as Bristol Engineering Services Corporation)as a wholly owned subsidiary of Bristol Bay Native Corporation. Designed to include environmental assessment, sampling and baselines, it was the first company that would eventually become part of the Bristol Alliance of Companies. Two years later Bristol expanded to Kirkland, Washington, to expand its services to the Pacific Northwest, effectively marking the company’s first move into the continental United States. The office was moved to Marysville, Washington, in 2000.

In 1997, Bristol entered into environmental remediation through a joint venture with Nugget Construction, Inc., on a contracted project in King Salmon, Alaska. Multiple contracts were awarded in the following years lead to the addition of civil engineering services to Bristol Environmental Services Corporation portfolio of services in 1999, causing the company to be rebranded as Bristol Environmental and Engineering Services Corporation, a title still held today.

After the opening of a new branch in San Antonio, Texas, in 2002, Bristol was awarded multiple construction contracts through clients such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Alaska and Seattle districts and the U.S. Department of Navy. The company in 2003 formed Bristol Construction Services, which specializes in large-scale range development and sustainment services, in addition to general construction services. A year later, Bristol Design Build Services was formed in order to accommodate the company’s growing business.

2005 saw the creation of two additional companies within the alliance, with Bristol Fuels Systems formed to provide upgrades and modifications of fuel systems for the U.S. Department of Defense and commercial customers and Bristol Industries formed as an administrative arm to support the Bristol companies in various areas. The following year, the concept of the Bristol Alliance of Companies was officially created to market and support the companies as an integrated organization, defining itself as “a portfolio of organizations whose roles and relationships support growth” and achieve their “enterprise goals.”

The next few years the company saw heavy expansion, opening new offices in North Carolina and Missouri. It also won multiple awards for its work safety record across the country from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Alaska, Charleston, Gulf Region, Savannah and Seattle districts, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Pacific Air Forces, among others.

The final company in the alliance, Bristol General Contractors, LLC, was formed in 2010. The same year Bristol received three new contracts from the USACE’s Gulf Region and Alaska districts, for remediation services on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska; the investigation of three remote islands in the Alaskan Aleutian Chain; and developing enhancements for storage and fuel delivery systems in Umm Qasr, Iraq, giving the company its most varied set of projects to date. In 2011 and 2012, Bristol opened new offices in Wasilla, Alaska; Denver, Colorado; and Omaha, Nebraska, further defining its presence throughout the United States.

Companies

There are eight[4] primary organizations working within the BAC[5]:

Bristol Industries, LLC

The administrative arm of the Bristol Alliance of Companies.

Bristol Construction Services, LLC

Focus on heavy and civil construction, site restoration/development, military range design build, operational range clearance, munitions response services and rail road construction.

Bristol Design Build Services, LLC

Focus on design build management and vertical construction services.

Bristol Engineering Services Corporation

Focus on civil engineering, permitting and planning, total project management encompassing planning, design and construction.

Bristol Environmental Remediation Services, LLC

Focus on environmental consulting, remediation, waste characterization/disposal, hazardous toxic waste removal, and military range and UXO services.

Bristol Fuel Systems, LLC

Focus on design, construction and testing of bulk fuel systems, piping/pipeline systems and fuel systems.

Bristol General Contractors, LLC

Focus on heavy and civil construction services, new construction projects, reconstruction, rehabilitation and repairs, water resources, marine facilities and open space improvements.

Bristol Munitions Services, LLC

Focus on performing site inspections, remedial investigations, operational range assessment, range maintenance, range construction and remedial actions.

Awards

  • 4th Quarter Large Projects Celebrate Safety Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2003)[6]
  • Chief of Engineers Award for Safe Performance (USACE, Alaska District, 2003)
  • Construction Contractor of the Year (USACE, Alaska District, 2003)
  • Overall Annual Large Projects Celebrate Safety Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2003)
  • 3rd Quarter Celebrate Safety Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2004)
  • 4th Quarter Safety Innovation Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2005)
  • Safety Contractor of the Year Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2005)
  • 4th Quarter Safety Performance Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2006)
  • Quarterly Safety Performance Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2006)
  • Secretary of the Air Force Award for Environmental Excellence (USACE, Alaska District, 2006)
  • 3rd Quarter Safety Performance (USACE, Alaska District, 2007)
  • 4th Quarter Large Projects “Celebrate Safety” Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2007)
  • Celebrate Safety Project Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2007, 3 awarded)
  • Celebrate Safety Project Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2008)
  • Multi-Year Project Safety Performance Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2008)
  • Celebrate Safety Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2009)
  • Quarterly Safety Performance Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2009)
  • Annual Project Safety Award (USACE, Alaska District, 2010, 2012)
  • Certificate of Merit for Safety (USACE, Charleston District, 2007)
  • Medium Project Sustained Safety Performance Award (USACE, Savannah District, 2009)
  • Safety Contractor of the Year (USACE, Wilmington District, 2009)
  • Certificate of Merit for Safety (USACE, Wilmington District, 2010)
  • Safety Contractor of the Year (USACE, Wilmington District, 2010)
  • Without a Lost Workday Injury (USACE, Wilmington District, 2010)
  • Occupational Excellence Achievement Award (National Safety Council, 2009)
  • LEED Gold Rating – Medium TEMF, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA (U.S. Green Building Council, 2011)[7]

References

  1. ^ Bristol Alliance of Companies. (2012). “2013 Bristol Alliance Brochure."Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  2. ^ Doyon, Limited. (2013). “Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  3. ^ Bristol Alliance of Companies. (2012). “Native Ownership" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  4. ^ Bristol Alliance of Companies. (2012). “Bristol Alliance - Companies" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  5. ^ Bristol Bay Native Corporation. (2012). “BBNC – Bristol Alliance of Companies" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  6. ^ Bristol Alliance of Companies. (2012). “Bristol – Safety Awards" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.
  7. ^ U.S. Green Building Council. (2012). “Medium Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility, LEED Gold Rating" Retrieved on 2013-06-19.



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