Native-Owned · Federal Contractor · Rural Alaska
From wildland fire crews to land management and infrastructure — we deliver professional services rooted in local expertise and federal contract experience.
Core Service
Nulato Hills Enterprises deploys experienced Type 2 hand crews for wildland fire suppression and fuels management across Alaska and beyond. Our crews are drawn from Interior Alaska communities with generations of land knowledge and trained to national interagency standards.
With multiple BLM and federal fire contracts, NHE crews have responded to incidents across the Middle Yukon region and beyond, working alongside BLM, USFS, and state agencies to protect communities and critical habitat.
Core Service
NHE provides comprehensive land management services across Alaska's remote interior. Our crews are experienced in large-scale vegetation management, right-of-way clearing, and fuel break construction — critical work for community safety and federal land stewardship.
With 80+ completed land management projects, we bring the local workforce and logistical experience required to operate effectively in some of the most challenging terrain in North America.
Core Service
Remote infrastructure in Alaska requires more than equipment — it demands people who understand the land, the logistics, and the conditions. NHE delivers infrastructure support services built around local workforce capability and deep field experience in interior Alaska.
From road and site preparation to remote project execution, our teams are equipped to mobilize quickly and work effectively in areas inaccessible to outside contractors — providing a distinct advantage for federal and state project managers.
Core Service
Workforce development is not a side program at NHE — it is our founding purpose. Every contract we hold is an opportunity to train, mentor, and employ Koyukon Athabascan tribal members and rural Alaskans who otherwise face limited economic opportunity.
We invest in hands-on field training, certification pathways, and mentorship structures that give local workers the credentials and experience to build lasting careers in land management, fire, and infrastructure — creating a self-sustaining workforce for generations.
How We Operate
We review project requirements, site conditions, and federal specifications. NHE prepares competitive proposals with transparent pricing and local workforce commitments.
We recruit and deploy from our pool of trained local workers from Nulato, Kaltag, Galena, Koyukuk, and Ruby — cutting mobilization costs and supporting the community.
Our experienced crew bosses and supervisors lead on-site operations to interagency standards — managing safety, quality, and communications throughout every project.
We deliver thorough project documentation, invoicing through the proper federal channels, and after-action reporting — ensuring compliance and a clean contract close-out.