Bilista Holding

Bilista Holding LLC is a portfolio of integrated service and equipment companies operating under Calista Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation with landholdings in western Alaska between the Yukon and Kuskokwim Rivers. The Bilista name, meaning "to build" in Yupik, reflects the holding company's core mission of delivering comprehensive solution... s across the full project lifecycle, including infrastructure development, environmental services, equipment sales and rentals, operated services, marine transportation, and engineering. The portfolio comprises several established operating subsidiaries, each with deep Alaskan expertise and a track record of executing challenging work in remote and rural environments. Yukon Equipment, founded in 1945, is the oldest Alaska-owned heavy equipment dealer in the state and serves as a primary equipment supplier and rental resource. Brice Incorporated, established in 1961, has pioneered civil infrastructure development in rural Alaska and was the first contractor to deploy equipment on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline construction project in 1970; Brice operates three vertically integrated subsidiariesBrice Marine providing ocean and shallow-draft river and coastal marine transportation services internationally, Brice Equipment offering equipment rental and resource development support on the North Slope and statewide, and Browns Hill Quarry, a commercial basalt quarry and alluvial gravel pit in North Pole, Alaska. STG Incorporated, also founded in 1961, specializes in foundation and infrastructure development throughout rural Alaska and operates Alaska Crane, a fully staffed crane service company providing state-of-the-art mobile and track-mounted cranes, experienced operators, and rigging services across the state. Collectively, the Bilista Holding Line leverages decades of Alaskan operational experience, self-performing capabilities, and established reputation to serve clients across infrastructure, resource development, and transportation sectors, with growing operations ...Read More