Donlin Gold Natural Gas Pipeline

Site work and new construction of a pipeline in Anchorage. The proposed pipeline would have a maximum operating pressure of 1,480 pounds per square inch gauge (psig) and be buried for the majority of the pipeline route. The pipeline right-of-way lease would include one compressor station and one metering station. The pipeline would transport natural gas from the Beluga Natural Gas Pipeline system to the Donlin Gold mine. The 14-inch diameter pipeline would originate 7.7 miles north of the Beluga Power Plant and terminate at the Donlin Gold mine site, approximately 10 miles north of Crooked Creek Village. The proposed 315-mile-long pipeline will be located across a variety of lands. The approximate length that will be located on land owned by the State of Alaska is 207 miles. As of June 2023, the project is still in development, pending various permit approvals with the federal government and state offices. The project pipeline right-of-way has been issued and is waiting on the mine site final investment decision before a construction timeline is developed. Litigation from opposition is ongoing. The architect and method of general contractor selection has not yet been disclosed.

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Utilities, Instrumentation and Control for Utilities, Water Utilities, Water Utility Distribution Piping, Water Utility Distribution Equipment, Disinfecting of Water Utility Distribution, Water Utility Storage Tanks.