TOP 49ers Special Section
TOP 49ERS SPECIAL SECTION
About the Cover
Annually in October we publish our list of Top 49ers, Alaskan-owned companies ranked by revenue. We change the theme from year to year primarily so we can celebrate the many attributes the Top 49ers embody that lead to success (and in part to keep editorial on their toes). With Alaska taking a deep breath and pulling itself out of a down economy, now more than ever we see the need to emphasize the value of teamwork, the importance of talent, and the sweet satisfaction of triumph.
Cover by David Geiger
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative
By Arie Henry
TOP 49ers Special Section | Directory
2018 Top 49ers:
Teamwork, Talent, and Triumph
ongratulations are in order for Alaska’s 2018 MVCs—Most Valuable Corporations. Every year Alaska Business scouts for contenders to vie for top ranking in the Top 49ers, which are at least 51 percent Alaskan-owned. These companies are home-grown heroes in Alaska’s economy, providing jobs, supporting communities, and making the plays that keep Alaskans on their feet.
It’s been widely speculated in the business community that 2018 signals the end of the slow bottoming out of Alaska’s economy, and there’s optimism around the state for new projects, new contracts, and new areas of exploration in 2019. Construction is building in the Interior, many eyes are taking a long look at the newly-opened ANWR, and the state has hit several mining milestones.
Alaskans are tough, and across the Last Frontier people have shown their grit and determination to make it work. And it is working.
Captaining those efforts are the Alaska Business Top 49ers, who through practice and intense training (maybe not always in a football field) prepared themselves to thrive; over the past few years many have managed to grow or maintain profit margins despite economic troubles, found solutions to keep as many people at their desks or in the field as possible, and set aside time and money to keep Alaska’s communities in the game.
Alaska Business is thrilled to be your biggest fan. 
TOP 49ers Special Section | Directory
2018 Top 49ers:
Teamwork, Talent, and Triumph
ongratulations are in order for Alaska’s 2018 MVCs—Most Valuable Corporations. Every year Alaska Business scouts for contenders to vie for top ranking in the Top 49ers, which are at least 51 percent Alaskan-owned. These companies are home-grown heroes in Alaska’s economy, providing jobs, supporting communities, and making the plays that keep Alaskans on their feet.
It’s been widely speculated in the business community that 2018 signals the end of the slow bottoming out of Alaska’s economy, and there’s optimism around the state for new projects, new contracts, and new areas of exploration in 2019. Construction is building in the Interior, many eyes are taking a long look at the newly-opened ANWR, and the state has hit several mining milestones.
Alaskans are tough, and across the Last Frontier people have shown their grit and determination to make it work. And it is working.
Captaining those efforts are the Alaska Business Top 49ers, who through practice and intense training (maybe not always in a football field) prepared themselves to thrive; over the past few years many have managed to grow or maintain profit margins despite economic troubles, found solutions to keep as many people at their desks or in the field as possible, and set aside time and money to keep Alaska’s communities in the game.
Alaska Business is thrilled to be your biggest fan.
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
PO Box 129, Barrow AK 99723 | 907-852-8633
asrc.com | 
ASRCExternalAffairs@asrc.com | 
WeAreASRC |
ASRC_AK | 
ArcticSlopeRegionalCorporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
13.8%
Services/Products: Government contract services, petroleum refining and marketing, energy support services, industrial services, construction, resource development.
Recent noteworthy events: After nearly forty years of effort by ASRC and other key supporters, including our AK Delegation and VOICE, the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was opened to responsible oil and gas development by way of a provision in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed by President Donald J. Trump.
Rex A. Rock Sr.President/CEO
Bristol Bay Native Corporation
111 W. 16th Ave., Suite 400, Anchorage AK 99501 | 907-278-3602
bbnc.net | info@bbnc.net | BristolBayNativeCorporation |@BristolBayToday | bristol-bay-native-corporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
9.8%
Services/Products: Construction, government services, industrial services, and tourism.
Recent noteworthy events: BBNC and Dillingham-based village corporation Choggiung Ltd. announced their groundbreaking partnership, where Choggiung has acquired a majority ownership of the Bristol Alliance of Companies, a group of construction, environmental, and professional service companies formed by BBNC in 1994.
Jason MetrokinPresident/CEO
NANA Regional Corporation
PO Box 49, Kotzebue AK 99752 | 907-442-3301
nana.com | news@nana.com | nanaregionalcorporation |@NANACorporation | 2853774
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
4.2%
Services/Products: NANA has operations in thirty-eight states, fifteen countries, and across five continents in our core areas of resource development/mining, federal and commercial.
Wayne WestlakePresident/CEO
Lynden
6441 S. Airpark Pl., Anchorage AK 99502 | 907-245-1544
lynden.com | information@lynden.com | LyndenInc |LyndenInc | lynden-incorporated
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
2.7%
Services/Products: Lynden is a family of transportation companies with capabilities including truckload and less-than-truckload services, scheduled and charter barges, scheduled and charter cargo aircraft, worldwide freight forwarding, heavy haul and oversize services, intermodal bulk chemical hauls, and multi-modal logistics.
Recent noteworthy events: Winner of Logistics Management’s 2018 Quest for Quality Awards for the Western Regional LTL Carriers and Air Freight Forwarders categories. Alaska Trucking Association Driver of the Year in 2018 (Jack Sorensen), 2017 (John Schank), 2016 (Brian Ambrose), and 2014 (John Schank).
Jim JansenChairman
Chugach Alaska Corporation
3800 Centerpoint Dr., Suite 1200, Anchorage AK 99503-4396 | 907-563-8866
chugach.com | communications@chugach.com | chugachalaskacorporation | linkedin.com/company/chugach
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
9.3%
Services/Products: Government services, facilities services, energy services, investments, land and resource development.
Recent noteworthy events: Chugach is monetizing ANCSA land assets for the benefit of our shareholders and region for generations to come, including sale of the ‘below-ground’ coal rights in the Bering River Coal Field and pursuit of a carbon offset project.
Gabriel KompkoffCEO
Chenega Corporation
3000 C St., Suite 301, Anchorage AK 99503-3975
907-277-5706chenega.com | info@chenega.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
5.5%
Services/Products: Federal contracting: technical and installation services, military, intelligence and operations support, environmental, healthcare, facilities management, and information technology. Commercial Services: communications, home health, food services, contract staffing, advanced analytics, and software engineering.
Recent noteworthy events: Two golf tournaments raised $88,000 for the Wounded Warrior Program. Donations to AFN’s annual conference including $5,000 sponsorship and $47,000 for Chenega Elders to travel and stay for the week. Plus Tatitlek’s Heritage Week, Alaska Native Heritage Center, Native Village of Eyak, and $150,000 to Chugach School District.
Charles W. TotemoffPresident/CEO
Afognak Native Corporation
300 Alimaq Dr., Kodiak AK 99615
907-486-6014afognak.com | alutiiq.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
28.2%
Services/Products: Afognak Native Corporation, Alutiiq, and their subsidiaries provide an exceptional track record of services in the government and commercial sectors worldwide, including leasing; construction; timber; engineering; security; logistics, operations and maintenance; oilfield; and youth services.
Recent noteworthy events: On June 28, 2018, Afognak Native Corporation hosted the 3rd Annual Afognak Youth Charity Golf Tournament at the Anchorage Golf Course.
Greg HambrightPresident/CEO
Calista Corporation
5015 Business Park Blvd., Suite 3000, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-275-2800
calistacorp.com | calista@calistacorp.com | calistacorporation |calistacorp | calistacorporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
2.4%
Services/Products: Defense contracting; construction; heavy equipment sales, rental, service; real estate; environmental services; marine transportation; oil field services; fiber optic services.
Recent noteworthy events: Brice Environmental adds drone imagery services.
Andrew GuyPresident/CEO
Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation
PO Box 890, Utqiaġvik AK 99723
907-852-4460uicalaska.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No Change
10.9%
Services/Products: Providing services to clients in a variety of industries, including operations in Barrow, construction, architecture and engineering, regulatory consulting, information technology, marine operations, logistics, and maintenance and manufacturing.
Recent noteworthy events: The US Army Corps of Engineers awarded UIC Science the 2018 ICEX project for the US Navy—this project involved the construction of a temporary camp located 150 nautical miles north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Three nuclear submarines (two US and one British) participated in this project.
Delbert RexfordPresident/CEO
Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
PO Box 93330, Anchorage AK 99509-3330 | 907-274-8638
CIRI.com | info@CIRI.com CIRInews | 
@CIRI
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
52%
Services/Products: CIRI’s financial strength and expertise spans diverse business segments which primarily include real estate, oilfield and construction services, land and natural resources, energy and infrastructure, environmental services, government services, and private equity.
Recent noteworthy events: Completed the acquisition of Portage, Inc., a former competitor to the North Wind Group, specializing in environmental remediation for the energy and defense sectors.
Sophie MinichPresident/CEO
Bering Straits Native Corporation
3301 C St., Suite 400, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-563-3788
beringstraits.com | info@beringstraits.com GoBSNC
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
9.8%
Services/Products: Logistics, aircraft and airfield services, base operations support services, special training and security, administrative services, IT services, communications, construction, environmental services, and distribution.
Recent noteworthy events: BSNC shareholders will vote on approving the proposed Beringia Settlement Trust at the 2018 Annual Meeting in October. A Trust can provide tax-free dividend distributions to shareholders in future years, increased shareholder and descendant benefits, and increased dividends.
Gail R. SchubertPresident/CEO
Sealaska
One Sealaska Plaza, Suite 400, Juneau AK 99801-1276 | 907-586-1512
sealaska.com | webmaster@sealaska.com | sealaskacorporation Sealaska | 
sealaska-corporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
10
101.6%
Anthony MallottPresident/CEO
Doyon, Limited
1 Doyon Pl., Suite 300, Fairbanks AK 99701-2941 | 888-478-4755
doyon.com | communications@doyon.com | doyonlimited doyonlimited | 68337
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
4.9%
Services/Products: Doyon has business lines in oil field service contracting, including oil rigs, camps and services, engineering and design, and pipeline construction; government contracting including utility management, construction and information technology; resource development; telecommunications; and laundry.
Recent noteworthy events: The 2017 Family Friendly Workplace – Large Business award from the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce; Kantishna Roadhouse received Gold LEED Certification; and Doyon Drilling drilled a penta-lateral well in the Kuparuk field on the North Slope.
Aaron SchuttPresident/CEO
Koniag, Inc.
194 Alimaq Dr., Kodiak AK 99615 | 907-486-2530
koniag.com Koniag
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
7.6%
Services/Products: IT services, government contracting services, energy and water, tourism, natural resource development, and real estate.
Recent noteworthy events: Koniag has completed a successful leadership transition bringing on Chairman Ron Unger as Interim CEO to work with President Shauna Hegna to advance company goals such as sustained growth. As part of this strategy, Koniag acquired Glacier Services, Inc. and incorporated it into its Energy & Water operations.
Ron UngerInterim CEO
Olgoonik Corporation
3201 C St., Suite 700, Anchorage AK 99503
907-562-8728
olgoonik.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
7.6%
Services/Products: Construction, logistics, oilfield support, security, and remediation.
Recent noteworthy events: Completed acquisition of FPM Group Ltd. and FPM Remediations, Inc. in 2018, growing our capacity for environmental services and building our capacity for geophysics and military munitions response programs.
Hugh Patkotak Sr.President/CEO
Ahtna, Inc.
PO Box 649, Glennallen AK 99588 | 907-822-3476
ahtna-inc.com | news@ahtna.net | Ahtna.Incahtnainc | ahtna-inc.
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No change
9.3%
Services/Products: Ahtna’s principle activities include construction, engineering, environmental, facilities management, surveying, security, military training, janitorial, healthcare and medical records management, government contracting, land management and resource development, and oil and gas pipeline services.
Recent noteworthy events: Ahtna is dedicated to its mission of providing economic, cultural, and social benefits to its shareholders. Ahtna is currently involved in a carbon offset program in our region which complements that mission.
Michelle AndersonPresident
Goldbelt, Incorporated
3025 Clinton Dr., Juneau AK 99801 | 907-790-4990
Goldbelt.com | info@goldbelt.com Goldbelt
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
3.1%
Elliott WimberlyPresident/CEO
Chugach Electric Association
5601 Electron Dr., Anchorage AK 99518 | 907-563-7494
chugachelectric.com | Chugach Electric@chugachelectric
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
13.6%
Services/Products: Electric utility.
Recent noteworthy events: Voter approved acquisition of Municipal Light & Power.
Lee ThibertCEO
Aleut Corporation
4000 Old Seward Hwy., Suite 300, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-561-4300
aleutcorp.com | info@aleutcorp.comAleut Corporation | @AleutCorp
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
23.4%
Thomas MackPresident/CEO
Three Bears Alaska, Inc.
445 N. Pittman Rd., Suite B, Wasilla AK 99623
907-357-4311
threebearsalaska.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
8%
Services/Products: Retail grocery, general merchandise, sporting goods (hunting, fishing, and camping), pharmacies, package stores (beer, wine, and spirits), fuel stations, hardware, and motel.
Recent noteworthy events: Opened a new store located in Healy.
David A WeiszPresident/CEO
First National Bank Alaska
PO Box 100720, Anchorage AK 99510-0720 | 907-777-4362
FNBAlaska.com | customer.service@FNBAlaska.com@FNBAlaska | @FNBAlaska
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No change
1.2%
Services/Products: Friendly, knowledgeable Alaskans offering the convenience, service, and value of a full range of deposit, lending, investment management and trust services, and online and mobile banking. With branches in eighteen communities and assets of more than $3.6 billion, we believe in Alaska and have since 1922.
Recent noteworthy events: Alaska Business readers voted the bank the “Best of Alaska Business” in the Best Place to Work category for the third year in a row and Best Corporate Citizen for the second. Microsoft News named First National the most admired company in the state. Shareholders agreed to 10-for-1 stock split.
Betsy LawerChair/CEO
Matanuska Electric Association
PO Box 2929
Palmer AK 99645
907-761-9300
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
8.3%
Services/Products: Alaska’s oldest existing and second largest electric cooperative, serving more than 51,000 members and 4,500 miles of power lines in Eagle River and the Matanuska Susitna Borough. MEA also buys and sells power with other utilities when it is economic for our members.
Recent noteworthy events: MEA has made great strides in developing systems to more cost effectively produce and distribute power. Recent modeling shows this can save millions of dollars for consumers. Due to the financial strength of the organization, the MEA board voted to return to capital credit payments by the end of 2018.
Tony IzzoGeneral Manager/CEO
Sitnasuak Native Corporation
PO Box 905, Nome AK 99762 | 907-387-1200
snc.org | communications@snc.org | SitnasuakSitnasuakNC | sitnasuak-native-corporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
3%
Services/Products: Tactical apparel, financial services, fuel distribution, real estate.
Recent noteworthy events: This is the third successive year of positive growth.
Roberta “Bobbi” QuintavellPresident/CEO
Davis Constructors & Engineers, Inc.
6591 A St., Suite 300, Anchorage AK 99518 | 907-562-2336
davisconstructors.com | admin@davisconstructors.comdavis-constructors-&-engineers-inc.
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
14
83.3%
Services/Products: Davis Constructors & Engineers is able to provide pre-construction consulting services, constructability reviews, construction management services, CM@Risk Services, design/build, civil and general construction, estimating services (civil and vertical), VE/LCC analysis, and CPM scheduling.
Recent noteworthy events: The Haskell Corp. Davis Constructors JV was selected by Lockheed Martin to construct the Long Range Discrimination Radar Launch Equipment Structure in Clear AFS, Alaska. This program is the backbone of the MDA’s layered defense strategy to protect the US homeland from ballistic missile attacks.
Josh PepperdPresident/CEO
Cruz Companies Alaska
7000 E. Palmer Wasilla Hwy.
Palmer AK 99645
907-746-3144
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
7
34.7%
Services/Products: Heavy civil construction and resource development.
Recent noteworthy events: We recently wrapped up forty miles of construction on the Dalton Highway and more than 6 million tons of select fill placed in the last year.
Dave CruzPresident
@Judy Patrick Photography
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Front: Left to right: Robin Hager, Greg Martin, Lori McVay, Butch Lewis
ARCTIC OFFICE PRODUCTS
Alaska’s largest full-service office products dealer
ith about seventy-five years in business, Arctic Office Products has forged a long, rich history in Alaska. Yet, surprisingly, many people do not know that the Alaskan-owned and –operated business carries copiers. In fact, Arctic Office Products is Alaska’s largest private company that sells copiers, and it represents four of the country’s eight major copier manufacturers: Canon, Sharp, Toshiba, and HP.
Arctic Office Products also sells an array of other office machines to meet the needs of businesses large and small. Its product offerings range from enterprise HP printers, wide-format printers, and standard printers to digital white boards, postage equipment, binding equipment, laminators, shredders, calculators, and even high-end massage chairs. With locations in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Kenai, Arctic Office Products serves customers statewide and services all of the products it sells. The company has an extensive parts inventory and sixteen technicians on staff to facilitate prompt repairs. “When a customer’s machine breaks, they can call for service and talk to someone who works here, not someone in India,” says Vice President Greg Martin. “We can show up—often within hours—with the part in hand and get you up and running.”
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MTA
1740 S. Chugach St., Palmer AK 99645 | 907-745-3211
mtasolutions.com | MatanuskaTelephone
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
16.6%
Services/Products: Internet, MTA Stream, DTV, landline, business telecommunication systems, IT support, and outsourcing.
Recent noteworthy events: MTA rolled out new broadband products in 2017 that offer the lowest broadband price point in the market and deployed 150 miles of fiber optic cable, along with another 150 miles of innerduct that can handle future fiber deployments.
Michael BurkeCEO
Tanadgusix Corporation
3601 C St., Suite 1000, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-278-2312
tanadgusix.com | info@tanadgusix.comTanadgusixCorporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
8.6%
Services/Products: Hotels, parking, tours, wind power, microgrids, power utilities ownership including North Slope Generating, bulk and retail fuel, range operations, global remote site O&M support, horizontal and vertical construction, environmental remediation, cable and fiber, engineering.
Recent noteworthy events: More than $100 million in contracts awarded in the last ninety days.
Ron PhilemonoffCEO
The Kuskokwim Corporation
4300 B St., Suite 405, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-243-2944
kuskokwim.com | info@kuskokwim.comThe Kuskokwim Corporation
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
6
17.5%
Services/Products: Investments; real estate rental; government contracts related to heavy civil construction, aviation, and IO&T services; energy-efficient lighting solutions; helicopter maintenance, repair, and overhaul services; Part 145 repair station; and environmental, restoration, and compliance services.
Recent noteworthy events: TKC is heavily focused on our shareholders and our region. We have utilized partnerships to bring job training to our villages, recently held a first of its kind Middle Kuskokwim Tribal Gathering, and developed a Natural Resource Policy that balances development with conservation and traditional use.
Maver CareyPresident/CEO
Bethel Native Corporation
PO Box 719, Bethel AK 99559 | 907-543-2124
bethelservices.comkrose@bncak.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
8
38.2%
Services/Products: General contracting, environmental remediation and consulting services, commercial properties investor, property management, theater operations.
Recent noteworthy events: Bethel Native Corporation, through its principal subsidiaries Bethel Solutions, Bethel Contracting, and Bethel Environmental Services, expanded business operations beyond Alaska to Hawaii, Washington, and California in 2017. The company now has offices in Bethel, Anchorage, Seattle, and Honolulu.
Anastasia HoffmanPresident/CEO
Homer Electric Association
3977 Lake St., Homer AK 99603 | 907-235-8551
homerelectric.com | facebook.com/homerelectricassociationtwitter.com/HomerElectric
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
4.2%
Services/Products: Homer Electric Association, Inc. is a member-owned, not-for-profit, electric cooperative serving the Southern Kenai Peninsula.
Recent noteworthy events: Exploring the feasibility of a Community Solar Program as a result of our members’ growing interest for more renewable energy opportunities. Launching a new member benefit, Co-op Connections Car, offering discounts on products and services from participating local and national businesses.
Bradley JanorschkeGeneral Manager
Construction Machinery Industrial
5400 Homer Dr., Anchorage AK 99518
907-563-3822
cmiak.com
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
0.5%
Services/Products: Sales, rentals, parts, and service for construction and mining equipment.
Recent noteworthy events: Added Kubota engines, engine parts, and generators and Extreme forklifts product lines.
Ken GerondalePresident/CEO
Anchorage Chrysler Dodge Center
2601 E. Fifth Ave.
Anchorage AK 99501
907-276-1331
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
4
13.4%
Corey MeyersPresident
PenAir
6100 Boeing Ave., Anchorage AK 99502 | 800-446-4228
penair.cominfo@penair.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No change
2.7%
Danny SeybertCEO
Colville
Pouch 340012
Prudhoe Bay AK 99734
907-659-3198
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
3
9.2%
Services/Products: Colville’s group of oil field support and retail companies operate safely, reliably, and efficiently from Prudhoe Bay to the Kenai Peninsula. Our suite of capabilities include fuel and supply chain management, transport and tow services, waste management, aviation support, and camp services.
Recent noteworthy events: Modified Transport to increase efficiency. Added vertical integration from Brooks Supply to Colville, Inc. and from Transport to Colville, Inc.
Dave PfeiferPresident/CEO
Delta Constructors
3000 C St., Suite 202, Anchorage AK 99503
907-771-5800
deltaconstructors.net
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
8
32.7%
Services/Products: Delta is a general contracting company. We provide construction management, direct hire construction, and maintenance services in Alaska, North Dakota, and Texas. We are team minded, innovative, and results driven. Our commitment to safety, quality, costs, and schedule performance defines our mission.
Recent noteworthy events: 2017-2018 awarded the contract to install the ConocoPhillips Alaska GMT-1 and Hilcorp Alaska Moose Pad facilities. Delta now has the capability to fabricate truckable modules in Anchorage. Delta recently mobilized the HESS Petroleum Blue Butte Compressor Station project in ND.
Ed GohrCEO
Usibelli Coal Mine
100 Cushman St., Suite 210, Fairbanks AK 99701 | 907-452-2625
usibelli.com | info@usibelli.comfacebook.com/UsibelliCoalMine | twitter.com/Usibelli
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
1.3%
Services/Products: Usibelli Coal Mine supplies the five power plants in Interior Alaska with affordable and reliable ultra-low sulfur coal.
Recent noteworthy events: Usibelli Coal Mine celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. The company hosted an open house for the public to celebrate the milestone and published a 128-page historical book documenting the company’s history. In July the mine achieved 500 days without a lost time accident.
Joseph E. Usibelli Jr.President/CEO
Tyonek Native Corporation
1689 C St., Suite 219, Anchorage AK 99501 | 907-272-0707
tyonek.com | sdeemer@tyonek.comtyoneknativecorporation | tyonek-native-corp
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
4
12.4%
Services/Products: Tyonek Native Corporation is the parent company to a variety of subsidiary businesses including defense manufacturing and engineering, aircraft maintenance, information technology services, and construction. The company owns over 200,000 acres of land, primarily on the west side of the Cook Inlet.
Recent noteworthy events: TFab Manufacturing, a subsidiary of Tyonek Manufacturing Group, Inc. and Tyonek Native Corporation, was recognized by Sikorsky as Black Hawk Supplier of the Year. The recognition comes in addition to the company achieving Sikorsky Supplier Gold status for the second year in a row.
Leo BarlowCEO
Roger Hickel Contracting, Inc.
11001 Calaska Cir., Anchorage AK 99515 | 907-279-1400
rogerhickelcontracting.comcontact@rhcak.com
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
8
30.1%
Services/Products: Roger Hickel Contracting, Inc. provides design, pre-construction, and construction services on all types of civil and building projects.
Recent noteworthy events: RHC continues its commitment to improving educational facilities and public works. It recently completed a $40 million elementary school in Washington as well as being awarded multiple Anchorage School District projects as well as waste water and water treatment facilities for AWWU.
Mike ShawPresident
Credit Union 1
1941 Abbott Rd., Anchorage AK 99507 | 907-339-9485
cu1.org | membermail@cu1.org@creditunion1 | @OneForAllAlaska | #creditunion1
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No change
1.8%
Services/Products: Credit Union 1 offers a full suite of financial service to Alaskans, including low-cost loan options and cutting edge electronic services. Employees also fundraise for local causes each month, volunteer their time to nonprofit organizations, teach financial education, and more, all across the state.
Recent noteworthy events: In 2018, Credit Union 1 created the #CU1LUV Community Fund for Alaskans facing hardship. Nonprofits that identify a client whose food, shelter, or health is at risk can apply to this fund for aid. To promote the fund’s growth, CU1 has pledged to donate $1-$10 for each loan they finance.
James WilemanPresident/CEO
Udelhoven Oilfield System Services
184 E. 53rd Ave., Anchorage AK 99518-1222 | 907-344-1577
udelhoven.comcduxbury@udelhoven.com
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
10
33.1%
Services/Products: Oilfield services, electrical, mechanical and plumbing, QA and QC.
Recent noteworthy events: 2017 complete year without a loss time accident.
Jim UdelhovenCEO
Tatonduk Outfitters Ltd./DBA Everts Air Cargo
PO Box 61680, Fairbanks AK 99706 | 907-450-2300
EvertsAir.cominfo@EvertsAir.com
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
4
17.9%
Robert EvertsCEO/Owner
Cape Fox Corporation
PO Box 8558, Ketchikan AK 99901 | 907-225-5163
capefoxcorp.com | info@capefoxcorp.com | Cape-Fox-Corporation-434485000093440twitter.com/search?src=typd&q=Cape%20Fox%20Corporation
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
4.6%
Services/Products: Federal government contractor with core capabilities in medical services, professional staffing, information technology, human resources, training support, communications and media, and administrative support. In addition, the commercial division focuses on hospitality, tourism, and retail services.
Recent noteworthy events: The Federal Contracting Group added two new 8(a) subsidiaries and was awarded $72 million in new contracts in 2017. Our employees and services spanned forty-one states and countries, with Alaska having the highest number of Cape Fox employees per state.
Chris LuchtefeldCEO
Seekins Ford Lincoln
1625 Seekins Ford Dr., Fairbanks AK 99701 | 907-459-4000
seekins.com | sales@seekins.com@SeekinsFordLinc
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5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
4
12.2%
Services/Products: New/used auto sales, service, parts, and body shop.
Recent noteworthy events: Opening of off-site Seekins Quick Lane, a maintenance and light repair facility, at Eielson AFB.
Ralph SeekinsPresident
Denali Federal Credit Union
440 E. 36th Ave., Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-257-7200
denalifcu.org | info@denalifcu.comDenalifcu | denali-federal-credit-union
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
3.7%
Services/Products: Complete financial services to members—loans, deposits, mortgage, and investments. Online and remote services allow secure account access to Denali worldwide.
Recent noteworthy events: Denali’s Business services department serves members with complete financial services suite: business deposits and loans, online banking, merchant services, and more.
Robert TeachworthPresident/CEO
Airport Equipment Rentals
1285 Van Horn Rd., Fairbanks AK 99707 | 907-456-2000
airportequipmentrentals.comaerinc4@alaska.net
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
1
1.4%
Services/Products: Largest construction/industrial heavy equipment dealer/rental company in Alaska. Providing rentals, sales and service for the construction and oil and gas industries.
Recent noteworthy events: Paid off CAT train used for seismic exploration on the North Slope.
Jerry SadlerOwner/President
Vitus Energy
113 W. Northern Lights Blvd., Suite 200, Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-278-6700
vitus-energy.comsales@vitusmarine.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
3
0.9%
Services/Products: Fuel and freight services.
Recent noteworthy events: Added two tugs and one barge to the fleet.
Justin CharonCEO
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc.
4831 Eagle St., Anchorage AK 99503 | 907-561-1818
avec.orgmkohler@avec.org
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
2
6.1%
Services/Products: Electric service.
Recent noteworthy events: Installed two additional wind projects in 2018, serving five communities.
Meera KohlerPresident/CEO
Watterson Construction Co.
6500 Interstate Cir., Anchorage AK 99518
907-563-7441
info@wccak.com
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
No change
21.2%
Services/Products: Commercial general contractor, building commercial, civic, education, retail, office, government, military, and light industrial projects. Specializing in alternate delivery systems: design/build; construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC); and construction manager at risk (CM@R).
Recent noteworthy events: Watterson & Callahan Construction have established a Mentor Protégé arrangement. Major Awards: Mech. Elec. Building #4 Ft. Greely and several projects for the Eielson AFB F-35A Bed Down. Recently completed Kendall Anchorage Audi Volkswagen Porsche dealership and ANTHC Childcare & Education Center.
Bill WattersonPresident
Cornerstone General Contractors, Inc.
4040 B St., Suite 200
Anchorage AK 99503
907-561-1993
Scorecard
5 Year Revenue Review
49ers Seasonal Movement
N/A
39.2%
Services/Products: Cornerstone specializes in collaborative project delivery methods for new commercial construction and the precision renovation of existing facilities. We offer a comprehensive selection of general contracting and construction management services for projects across the state.
Recent noteworthy events: Cornerstone has recently completed several high profile projects including the new Mt. Edgecumbe High School Aquatic Center in Sitka. Recent awards include the 2017 AK Governor’s Safety Award, 2017 AGC Excellence in Construction Award, and 2017 AGC Excellence in Safety Award.
Joe JolleyPresident
Top 49ers Special Section | On the Field
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Company: Afognak Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 7
2017 Revenue: $608,104,000
Rank 2017: 8
2016 Revenue: $474,271,000
Rank 2016: 8
2015 Revenue: $457,569,000
Rank 2015: 7
2014 Revenue: $505,346,000
Rank 2014: 7
2013 Revenue: $526,000,000
Company: Ahtna, Inc.
Rank 2018: 16
2017 Revenue: $238,000,000
Rank 2017: 16
2016 Revenue: $217,700,000
Rank 2016: 18
2015 Revenue: $188,400,000
Rank 2015: 18
2014 Revenue: $185,000,000
Rank 2014: 18
2013 Revenue: $200,000,000
Company: Airport Equipment Rentals
Rank 2018: 45
2017 Revenue: $55,100,000
Rank 2017: 44
2016 Revenue: $54,361,000
Rank 2016: 39
2015 Revenue: $75,624,000
Rank 2015: 44
2014 Revenue: $63,212,586
Rank 2014: 47
2013 Revenue: $55,000,001
Company: Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Rank 2018: 47
2017 Revenue: $46,500,000
Rank 2017: 49
2016 Revenue: $49,500,000
Rank 2016: –
2015 Revenue: –
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Aleut Corporation
Rank 2018: 19
2017 Revenue: $211,837,206
Rank 2017: 20
2016 Revenue: $171,655,823
Rank 2016: 28
2015 Revenue: $137,942,098
Rank 2015: 28
2014 Revenue: $120,307,293
Rank 2014: 29
2013 Revenue: $116,260,627
Company: Anchorage Chrysler Dodge Center
Rank 2018: 32
2017 Revenue: $90,546,881
Rank 2017: 36
2016 Revenue: $79,853,962
Rank 2016: 30
2015 Revenue: $89,313,811
Rank 2015: 30
2014 Revenue: $97,752,543
Rank 2014: 39
2013 Revenue: $85,550,000
Company: Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Rank 2018: 1
2017 Revenue: $2,697,862,000
Rank 2017: 1
2016 Revenue: $2,371,164,000
Rank 2016: 1
2015 Revenue: $2,515,377,000
Rank 2015: 1
2014 Revenue: $2,663,540,000
Rank 2014: 1
2013 Revenue: $2,525,615,000
Company: Bering Straits Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 11
2017 Revenue: $357,900,000
Rank 2017: 10
2016 Revenue: $326,000,000
Rank 2016: 11
2015 Revenue: $304,404,000
Rank 2015: 12
2014 Revenue: $229,482,000
Rank 2014: 14
2013 Revenue: $242,000,000
Company: Bethel Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 29
2017 Revenue: $99,197,518
Rank 2017: 37
2016 Revenue: $71,771,183
Rank 2016: 45
2015 Revenue: $54,275,351
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Bristol Bay Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 2
2017 Revenue: $1,659,345,000
Rank 2017: 2
2016 Revenue: $1,525,181,000
Rank 2016: 3
2015 Revenue: $1,512,022,000
Rank 2015: 2
2014 Revenue: $1,736,084,000
Rank 2014: 2
2013 Revenue: $1,835,894,000
Company: Calista Corporation
Rank 2018: 8
2017 Revenue: $480,200,000
Rank 2017: 7
2016 Revenue: $492,200,000
Rank 2016: 7
2015 Revenue: $460,100,000
Rank 2015: 8
2014 Revenue: $401,900,000
Rank 2014: 8
2013 Revenue: $368,914,000
Company: Cape Fox Corporation
Rank 2018: 42
2017 Revenue: $60,632,693
Rank 2017: 41
2016 Revenue: $63,532,532
Rank 2016: –
2015 Revenue: –
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Chenega Corporation
Rank 2018: 6
2017 Revenue: $876,000,000
Rank 2017: 4
2016 Revenue: $927,000,000
Rank 2016: 5
2015 Revenue: $882,000,000
Rank 2015: 5
2014 Revenue: $885,000,000
Rank 2014: 4
2013 Revenue: $1,044,000,000
Company: Chugach Alaska Corporation
Rank 2018: 5
2017 Revenue: $920,000,000
Rank 2017: 6
2016 Revenue: $842,000,000
Rank 2016: 6
2015 Revenue: $758,000,000
Rank 2015: 6
2014 Revenue: $626,000,000
Rank 2014: 6
2013 Revenue: $609,000,000
Company: Chugach Electric Association
Rank 2018: 18
2017 Revenue: $224,689,000
Rank 2017: 17
2016 Revenue: $197,747,579
Rank 2016: 16
2015 Revenue: $216,421,152
Rank 2015: 13
2014 Revenue: $281,318,513
Rank 2014: 12
2013 Revenue: $305,308,427
Company: Colville
Rank 2018: 34
2017 Revenue: $87,479,056
Rank 2017: 31
2016 Revenue: $96,299,358
Rank 2016: 25
2015 Revenue: $132,986,277
Rank 2015: 26
2014 Revenue: $125,690,815
Rank 2014: 30
2013 Revenue: $105,600,000
Company: Construction Machinery Industrial
Rank 2018: 31
2017 Revenue: $98,500,000
Rank 2017: 29
2016 Revenue: $98,000,000
Rank 2016: 30
2015 Revenue: $105,000,000
Rank 2015: 25
2014 Revenue: $127,000,000
Rank 2014: 25
2013 Revenue: $134,000,000
Company: Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
Rank 2018: 10
2017 Revenue: $439,349,000
Rank 2017: 12
2016 Revenue: $289,048,000
Rank 2016: 14
2015 Revenue: $222,810,000
Rank 2015: 11
2014 Revenue: $304,421,000
Rank 2014: 16
2013 Revenue: $214,930,000
Company: Cornerstone General Contractors, Inc.
Rank 2018: 49
2017 Revenue: $40,439,104
Rank 2017: –
2016 Revenue: –
Rank 2016: 48
2015 Revenue: $38,481,000
Rank 2015: 47
2014 Revenue: $54,400,000
Rank 2014: 38
2013 Revenue: $89,000,000
Company: Credit Union 1
Rank 2018: 39
2017 Revenue: $65,811,947
Rank 2017: 39
2016 Revenue: $64,618,093
Rank 2016: 42
2015 Revenue: $60,879,254
Rank 2015: 46
2014 Revenue: $58,634,026
Rank 2014: 38
2013 Revenue: $52,618,949
Company: Cruz Companies Alaska
Rank 2018: 25
2017 Revenue: $120,000,000
Rank 2017: 18
2016 Revenue: $183,717,140
Rank 2016: 17
2015 Revenue: $213,518,131
Rank 2015: 17
2014 Revenue: $191,860,803
Rank 2014: 28
2013 Revenue: $116,798,739
Company: Davis Constructors & Engineers, Inc.
Rank 2018: 24
2017 Revenue: $120,084,328
Rank 2017: 38
2016 Revenue: $65,497,161
Rank 2016: 28
2015 Revenue: $108,023,675
Rank 2015: 22
2014 Revenue: $136,117,019
Rank 2014: 21
2013 Revenue: $163,639,861
Company: Delta Constructors
Rank 2018: 35
2017 Revenue: $81,550,000
Rank 2017: 27
2016 Revenue: $121,228,363
Rank 2016: 19
2015 Revenue: $179,492,000
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Denali Federal Credit Union
Rank 2018: 44
2017 Revenue: $55,828,077
Rank 2017: 42
2016 Revenue: $57,973,581
Rank 2016: 46
2015 Revenue: $52,984,258
Rank 2015: 49
2014 Revenue: $49,011,797
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Doyon, Limited
Rank 2018: 13
2017 Revenue: $290,548,000
Rank 2017: 11
2016 Revenue: $305,412,000
Rank 2016: 10
2015 Revenue: $378,288,768
Rank 2015: 9
2014 Revenue: $362,816,481
Rank 2014: 11
2013 Revenue: $318,552,461
Company: First National Bank Alaska
Rank 2018: 21
2017 Revenue: $152,325,000
Rank 2017: 21
2016 Revenue: $150,499,000
Rank 2016: 23
2015 Revenue: $142,215,000
Rank 2015: 23
2014 Revenue: $132,305,000
Rank 2014: 26
2013 Revenue: $131,005,000
Company: Goldbelt, Incorporated
Rank 2018: 17
2017 Revenue: $229,389,285
Rank 2017: 15
2016 Revenue: $236,747,520
Rank 2016: 15
2015 Revenue: $220,276,480
Rank 2015: 19
2014 Revenue: $169,063,557
Rank 2014: 23
2013 Revenue: $146,033,239
Company: Homer Electric Association
Rank 2018: 30
2017 Revenue: $99,000,000
Rank 2017: 32
2016 Revenue: $95,000,000
Rank 2016: 34
2015 Revenue: $97,000,000
Rank 2015: 34
2014 Revenue: $92,000,000
Rank 2014: 35
2013 Revenue: $92,000,000
Company: Koniag, Inc.
Rank 2018: 14
2017 Revenue: $270,769,000
Rank 2017: 13
2016 Revenue: $251,588,000
Rank 2016: 12
2015 Revenue: $267,460,000
Rank 2015: 15
2014 Revenue: $211,493,000
Rank 2014: 16
2013 Revenue: $202,616,000
Company: Lynden
Rank 2018: 4
2017 Revenue: $950,000,000
Rank 2017: 5
2016 Revenue: $925,000,000
Rank 2016: 4
2015 Revenue: $975,000,000
Rank 2015: 4
2014 Revenue: $1,000,000,000
Rank 2014: 5
2013 Revenue: $875,000,000
Company: Matanuska Electric Association
Rank 2018: 22
2017 Revenue: $148,701,932
Rank 2017: 23
2016 Revenue: $137,279,126
Rank 2016: 22
2015 Revenue: $142,549,343
Rank 2015: 29
2014 Revenue: $116,570,742
Rank 2014: 31
2013 Revenue: $105,000,000
Company: MTA
Rank 2018: 26
2017 Revenue: $116,648,000
Rank 2017: 28
2016 Revenue: $100,000,000
Rank 2016: 33
2015 Revenue: $99,200,000
Rank 2015: 31
2014 Revenue: $97,100,000
Rank 2014: 33
2013 Revenue: $97,300,000
Company: NANA Regional Corporation
Rank 2018: 3
2017 Revenue: $1,354,000,000
Rank 2017: 3
2016 Revenue: $1,300,000,000
Rank 2016: 2
2015 Revenue: $1,600,000,000
Rank 2015: 3
2014 Revenue: $1,600,000,000
Rank 2014: 3
2013 Revenue: $1,700,000,000
Company: Olgoonik Corporation
Rank 2018: 15
2017 Revenue: $260,200,000
Rank 2017: 14
2016 Revenue: $241,800,000
Rank 2016: 13
2015 Revenue: $260,600,000
Rank 2015: 14
2014 Revenue: $231,900,000
Rank 2014: 15
2013 Revenue: $215,200,000
Company: PenAir
Rank 2018: 33
2017 Revenue: $87,500,000
Rank 2017: 33
2016 Revenue: $89,900,000
Rank 2016: 35
2015 Revenue: $89,952,112
Rank 2015: 38
2014 Revenue: $79,700,000
Rank 2014: 40
2013 Revenue: $78,300,000
Company: Roger Hickel Contracting, Inc.
Rank 2018: 38
2017 Revenue: $69,514,855
Rank 2017: 46
2016 Revenue: $53,447,999
Rank 2016: 47
2015 Revenue: $50,787,881
Rank 2015: 42
2014 Revenue: $65,585,188
Rank 2014: 42
2013 Revenue: $67,963,073
Company: Sealaska
Rank 2018: 12
2017 Revenue: $293,400,000
Rank 2017: 22
2016 Revenue: $145,500,000
Rank 2016: 27
2015 Revenue: $109,440,000
Rank 2015: 27
2014 Revenue: $121,540,000
Rank 2014: 20
2013 Revenue: $164,950,000
Company: Seekins Ford Lincoln
Rank 2018: 43
2017 Revenue: $58,946,067
Rank 2017: 47
2016 Revenue: $52,554,917
Rank 2016: 40
2015 Revenue: $69,690,934
Rank 2015: 41
2014 Revenue: $68,469,689
Rank 2014: 43
2013 Revenue: $67,581,913
Company: Sitnasuak Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 23
2017 Revenue: $134,138,330
Rank 2017: 24
2016 Revenue: $130,210,466
Rank 2016: 26
2015 Revenue: $116,912,297
Rank 2015: 35
2014 Revenue: $88,128,089
Rank 2014: 34
2013 Revenue: $93,147,344
Company: Tatonduk Outfitters Ltd.
Rank 2018: 41
2017 Revenue: $63,800,000
Rank 2017: 45
2016 Revenue: $54,135,000
Rank 2016: 44
2015 Revenue: $57,140,000
Rank 2015: 48
2014 Revenue: $53,150,000
Rank 2014: 49
2013 Revenue: $51,950,000
Company: Tanadgusix Corp. (TDX)
Rank 2018: 27
2017 Revenue: $111,700,000
Rank 2017: 26
2016 Revenue: $122,200,000
Rank 2016: –
2015 Revenue: –
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: The Kuskokwim Corporation
Rank 2018: 28
2017 Revenue: $104,276,146
Rank 2017: 34
2016 Revenue: $88,719,545
Rank 2016: 37
2015 Revenue: $86,423,567
Rank 2015: 39
2014 Revenue: $73,122,018
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: $36,578,105
Company: Three Bears Alaska, Inc.
Rank 2018: 20
2017 Revenue: $187,029,540
Rank 2017: 19
2016 Revenue: $173,169,699
Rank 2016: 20
2015 Revenue: $175,279,992
Rank 2015: 21
2014 Revenue: $161,254,283
Rank 2014: 24
2013 Revenue: $136,632,222
Company: Tyonek Native Corporation
Rank 2018: 37
2017 Revenue: $78,000,000
Rank 2017: –
2016 Revenue: –
Rank 2016: 32
2015 Revenue: $101,000,000
Rank 2015: –
2014 Revenue: –
Rank 2014: –
2013 Revenue: –
Company: Udelhoven Oilfield System Services
Rank 2018: 40
2017 Revenue: $65,016,912
Rank 2017: 30
2016 Revenue: $97,181,224
Rank 2016: 21
2015 Revenue: $148,746,045
Rank 2015: 16
2014 Revenue: $198,377,193
Rank 2014: 19
2013 Revenue: $166,229,644
Company: Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation (UIC)
Rank 2018: 9
2017 Revenue: $470,425,629
Rank 2017: 9
2016 Revenue: $424,300,000
Rank 2016: 9
2015 Revenue: $424,426,000
Rank 2015: 10
2014 Revenue: $356,781,000
Rank 2014: 10
2013 Revenue: $320,716,000
Company: Usibelli Coal Mine
Rank 2018: 36
2017 Revenue: $79,000,000
Rank 2017: 35
2016 Revenue: $80,000,000
Rank 2016: 38
2015 Revenue: $86,000,000
Rank 2015: 32
2014 Revenue: $97,000,000
Rank 2014: 32
2013 Revenue: $103,000,000
Company: Vitus Energy
Rank 2018: 46
2017 Revenue: $54,500,000
Rank 2017: 43
2016 Revenue: $55,000,000
Rank 2016: 41
2015 Revenue: $63,000,000
Rank 2015: 40
2014 Revenue: $69,000,000
Rank 2014: 37
2013 Revenue: $89,600,000
Company: Watterson Construction Co.
Rank 2018: 48
2017 Revenue: $41,000,000
Rank 2017: 48
2016 Revenue: $52,000,000
Rank 2016: 31
2015 Revenue: $104,000,000
Rank 2015: 36
2014 Revenue: $88,000,000
Rank 2014: 36
2013 Revenue: $90,000,000
Totals
2017 Revenue: $15,504,784,506
2016 Revenue: $14,395,144,176
2015 Revenue: $14,833,534,571
2014 Revenue: $15,047,597,497
2013 Revenue: $16,155,000,000