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Alaska Structures Overview

Alaska Structures is a global company headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska. Since opening our doors in 1975, we have successfully delivered more than 65,000 engineered fabric buildings and remote camp systems, as well as 19,000 Alaska ECU (environmental control units) to more than 70 countries! Our proven experience and building expertise are unrivaled. Alaska Structures designs and manufactures the most survivable and engineered fabric buildings available. Our high-performance fabric buildings are proudly made in the USA and used for a wide range of applications including: modular buildings for... workforce accommodations, modular offices and classrooms, exploration camps, mining camps, construction camps, oilfield housing, core shacks and core storage facilities, emergency shelters, workshops, on-site warehouses, research stations, aircraft hangars, conveyor and pipeline enclosures, and crane lift-able structures, to name a few. Alaska Structures is the worlds leading supplier of military shelters and turnkey base camps to U.S. Military and Coalition Forces. Our soft-wall shelters are designed for rapid setup and strike, supporting expeditionary and mid-to-long-term military deployments. Our military shelters are used to quickly establish forward operating bases (FOBs), combat outposts (COP), tactical operation centers (TOC), command and control facilities (C2), billeting, dining facilities (DFAC), maintenance facilities, drone enclosures, medical shelters, and more. Our custom-built structures are engineered to meet local and international building codes for safety and offer many benefits over traditional construction methods, steel buildings, individual site trailers, or containerized units. We offer a large selection of building models, in hundreds of sizes, and a near endless number of customization options. Contact us today to learn more or to discuss your project requirements: +1-907-344-1565 inquiry@alaskastructures.com www.AlaskaStructures.com More
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