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1,074 companies in Alaska with a public-record reason to buy
Public records as of November 12, 2026. Counts only; company names are inside Prospectr.
As of November 12, 2026, 1,074 companies in Alaska show at least one dated public-record buying signal. The most common right now: 392 new federal contracts, 208 recent OSHA inspections and 129 new federal grants. 16 of them have two or more signals at once, usually the strongest calls.
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What is on record
| Companies | Public record | Who should call |
|---|---|---|
| 392 | Won new federal contracts | Anyone selling to a growing contractor |
| 208 | Recent OSHA inspection | Safety, PPE, training, maintenance |
| 129 | Received new federal grants | Sellers to colleges, cities, nonprofits |
| 83 | School or library with new IT funding | IT, networking, telecom |
| 75 | Just got an SBA loan | Equipment, build-outs, IT, signage, insurance, furniture |
| 75 | Newly registered medical or dental practice | Equipment and supplies, IT and phones, furniture, signage, cleaning, insurance, payroll and billing |
| 34 | Food plant or warehouse FDA just inspected | Sanitation, pest control, food-safety training, labeling, packaging |
| 31 | Serious EPA compliance issue | Environmental, waste, chemical, water |
| 25 | School or library with an open IT bid | IT, networking, telecom |
| 20 | Filed to bring in seasonal workers | Equipment and tools, uniforms and PPE, worker housing and transport, payroll, insurance, supplies for the season ahead |
| 18 | Just registered a truck fleet | Fleet, fuel, safety, uniforms, insurance |
| 8 | Cited for welding or compressed-gas violations | Welding gas and supplies, PPE, fume extraction, fire safety |
| 6 | Cited for forklift or racking violations | Forklifts, racking, dock equipment, safety training |
| 2 | Healthcare data breach reported | Cybersecurity, IT, compliance |
| 1 | Added trucks to an existing fleet | Forklifts and pallet jacks, fuel, tires, insurance, uniforms |
| 1 | Recent wage-and-hour finding | Payroll, HR, scheduling, staffing |
| 1 | Food plant cited for sanitation by FDA | Sanitation chemicals, cleaning, pest control, hygiene, food-safety training |
| 1 | Gave notice of a layoff or closing | Staffing and outplacement, equipment liquidation, real estate, relocation. For everyone else: know it before you call |
| 1 | Hospital cited in a federal inspection | Infection prevention, cleaning and disinfection, facilities maintenance, fire and life safety, food service |
Newest public records
- Nov 9: A school or library posted an open E-rate bid for internet and data circuits
- Nov 9: An established fleet added 11 trucks
- Nov 6: A home health agency newly registered with the federal provider registry
- Nov 5: A school or library posted an open E-rate bid for internet and data circuits, fiber
- Nov 4: OSHA opened a complaint inspection at a local site (case still open)
- Nov 4: OSHA opened a referral inspection at a local site (case still open)
- Nov 4: A new private fleet registered 3 trucks with FMCSA
- Nov 3: An assisted living facility newly registered with the federal provider registry
Each line is a real record with the name removed. The company, the source link and who to ask for are in Prospectr.
Cities in Alaska
- Anchorage (455)
- Fairbanks (78)
- Juneau (69)
- Wasilla (39)
- Palmer (28)
- Ketchikan (26)
- Sitka (22)
- Kodiak (16)
- Soldotna (16)
- North Pole (12)
- Nome (10)
- Delta Junction (8)
Questions
How many companies in Alaska have a reason to buy right now?
1,074 as of November 12, 2026: 392 new federal contracts, 208 recent OSHA inspections, 129 new federal grants, 83 schools or libraries with new IT funding and 75 newly registered medical and dental practices. Each count comes from a dated official record.
Which public records are counted for Alaska?
USAspending, OSHA, USAC E-rate, the federal provider registry, SBA loan approvals, FDA, EPA ECHO, the Department of Labor, FMCSA, HHS, the Labor Department, CMS inspection records and state WARN lists records, matched to companies in Alaska. Every signal links to its source inside Prospectr.
Who should call these Alaska companies?
It depends on the signal. 392 new federal contracts: good for anyone selling to a growing contractor. 208 recent OSHA inspections: good for safety, PPE, training, maintenance. 129 new federal grants: good for sellers to colleges, cities, nonprofits.
Can I see the company names in Alaska?
Yes. A free Prospectr account shows each company, the record behind it and who to ask for. 10 free reports, no card.