Formed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) of 18 December 1971, Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) has approximately 9,000 shareholders who are of Eskimo, Indian and Aleut descent.  The Bristol Bay Region is located approximately 150 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska.  This remote region encompasses over 40,000 square miles.  BBNC is a diversified holding company with investments and holdings that include a stock portfolio, a corporate services subsidiary, an environmental remediation firm, a design firm, a cardlock fueling subsidiary, oilfield and environmental cleanup company, and asbestos abatement subsidiary as well as an engineering, environmental, information technology and logistical support services company.  BBNC is dedicated to enriching the Alaska Native way of life and to celebrate and preserve their culture and its linkage to the land.

Glacier Technologies was originally established by BBNC to meet the prevailing need for high quality engineering services within various government agencies and commercial industries.  Today, the company provides a broad range of support services that fall within four functional areas: Information Technologies, Test and Evaluation, Special Operations and Range, and Call Centers.  Glacier looks forward to the future and its continued growth within its market.  Such optimism is based on the company’s exceptional past performance record, dedication to excellence, high quality of its employees, and solid management team.  

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Glacier was also established to support the shareholders of BBNC by providing them with a predictable and continuous increase in dividends.  Additionally, it affords to its shareholders the opportunity for improved employment and educational opportunities by offering student internships and fulltime employment opportunities through the Native Alaskan Intern and Career Advancement Program (NAICAP).  In doing so, the mission of Glacier is consistent with the goals and objectives outlined in the BBNC strategic plan.