Risk Manager/Purchasing Agent at City of Fairbanks
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These public RFPs list Christina Rowlett as a point of contact.
Posted
Aug 7, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
The City of Fairbanks is requesting proposals from qualified firms to manage the City's Permanent Fund Investment Portfolio.
Posted
Jun 7, 2026
Jul 23, 2026
Provide inspection, testing, assessment, and limited corrective services for fire sprinkler and associated fire protection systems located at various city facilities.
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Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Christina Rowlett’s organization
The commission discussed communication protocols and potential software options for cemetery management. Members reviewed a request for a new grave marker and noted the successful completion of a recent community presentation. Financial updates were provided, confirming recent reimbursements and account balances. Under unfinished business, progress on monument orders and plans for pathway resurfacing were evaluated. New business included proposals for installing additional information signs throughout the cemetery, establishing protocols for reporting prohibited activities such as overnight camping, and addressing maintenance concerns regarding invasive plant species.
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Posted
Jun 7, 2026
Jul 23, 2026
Provide inspection, testing, assessment, and limited corrective services for fire sprinkler and associated fire protection systems located at various city facilities.
Posted
Mar 8, 2026
Apr 6, 2026
Request for Information for redevelopment concepts, experience, financial capacity, and strategies for the Polaris site.
The Council waived protest on two alcohol license renewal applications. Several resolutions were adopted, including the adoption of the City of Fairbanks Records Retention Schedule Version 2.0, the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, an authorization to apply for FFY2026 Local Law Enforcement grants for cybercrimes, and the negotiation of redevelopment at 123 Lacey Street. A resolution to reopen Lacey Street between First and Second Avenue failed to pass.
The council meeting covered several key items, including a proclamation honoring a former public works employee and a discussion on citizen comments regarding traffic control plans and noise concerns. The council held public hearings and approved renewals for alcohol licenses. Updates were provided regarding the City Ambassador program, the Golden Heart Step Up Challenge, and ongoing preparations for a winter warming shelter, including grant funding strategies. The council advanced an ordinance amending fire code appeal procedures and reviewed contract awards for street improvement projects. A financial matter regarding 109 5th Avenue was discussed in executive session.
The council meeting featured a guest presentation focused on carbon monoxide safety, covering gaps in detection, the need for enhanced training for first responders, and updates on safety codes. Key discussion topics included the upcoming carbon monoxide safety summit, ongoing coalition efforts regarding building standards and regulations, and updates from various working groups. The council also addressed member engagement and future presentation topics, including the costs associated with residential fire sprinklers and other emerging industry issues.
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