Alaska Workforce Investment Board
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alaska Workforce Investment Board.
- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Anchorage, AK
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alaska Workforce Investment Board.
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City
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Anchorage
County
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Anchorage
Address
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3301 Eagle Street
Phone Number
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(907) 269-7327
Zip Code
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99501
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alaska Workforce Investment Board
This report provides an updated assessment of Alaska's ability to meet the workforce demands for the Alaska LNG (AKLNG) Project and other major infrastructure developments, serving as a strategic workforce planning tool. It identifies significant workforce challenges including an aging workforce, declining working-age population, and increasing reliance on nonresident labor. Key focus areas include forecasting workforce demand for AKLNG and competing projects, evaluating Alaska's training capacity and constraints (such as instructor availability, facilities, and funding), and conducting a comprehensive workforce gap analysis. The plan proposes investment and scaling strategies aimed at maximizing resident participation through strengthened training pathways and a phased implementation approach covering pre-construction preparation, construction-phase scaling, and long-term workforce sustainability. The ultimate vision is to enhance Alaska's industrial workforce capacity and foster sustainable economic development.
This report, the '2026 AKLNG Update', serves as a strategic workforce planning and decision-support tool for the State of Alaska. It updates the 2018 Gasline Workforce Plan by evaluating Alaska's current ability to supply the workforce required for the Alaska LNG (AKLNG) Project and other major infrastructure developments. The plan focuses on analyzing workforce challenges like an aging labor force and geographic constraints, forecasting demand, assessing training system capacity and limitations, and identifying workforce gaps. It outlines strategies for investment, scaling training pathways, and optimizing Alaska resident hire, with the goal of strengthening the state's training system, increasing resident participation in industrial employment, and supporting long-term workforce development.
This comprehensive workforce development plan for Alaska's construction sector addresses a critical shortage of resident workers by aiming to increase the number of Alaskans in construction to 90 percent. Key objectives include doubling trade apprentices, enhancing vocational and post-secondary technical education, increasing construction job training, strengthening rural training centers, promoting higher education in engineering and construction management, integrating adult basic education with job training, and developing qualified instructors. The plan's vision is to establish a highly skilled and competitive resident construction workforce that meets industry demands, strengthens the economy, and provides high-paying jobs.
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