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Our mission
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Looking into the Future
The mission of EBSC Engineering is to Effectively Build Sustainable Communities. All projects are approached with a commitment to supporting the community in developing economically feasible, culturally acceptable, and locally sustainable facilities. The leadership of EBSC Engineering takes the following actions to fulfill the firm’s mission:
The leadership of EBSC strongly values the input from local residents. We do this by involving the community during the planning and design process, providing excellent follow up, and developing clear implementation plans.
EBSC engineers have an interest in developing sustainable solutions, including those that are low in capital costs, and affordable to operate and maintain.
Our values

Community relationships
We rely on the power of generational knowledge and experience, and encourage community-wide participation in all planning and design efforts.
We are interested in communicating with you and listening to your ideas.
We put people first.
Sustainability and self-reliance
We implement environmental sustainability and efficiency in our work.
We believe that sustainability begins at home with the practice of self-reliant principles such as: career development, resource management, social and emotional strength, physical exercise, literacy and education, and emergency preparedness.


Culture and integrity
We uphold integrity, responsibility, and respect in ourselves, our clients, and the Alaska Native Culture. Treating our customers with respect and integrity is a natural expression of who we are as individuals and as a company. This attribute is enriched by educating others on cultural awareness and cross-cultural communication.
Our team

Edward Hakala, Pe
Principal Engineer
Luke mattson, pe
Senior Civil Design Engineer

maria tahenakos
Fuel Safety Marketing Director
timeline
2008
EBSC Engineering Opens
Mr. Hakala establishes EBSC Engineering in Anchorage, Alaska (March 18, 2008)
DBE Certification
Facility Response Plans
The Northwest Arctic Bureau School District contracts with EBSC to update all required fuel spill and response planning documents
2009
Hughes Road and Subdivision Planning & Design
2010
Growing Services & New Office Space
Luke Mattson joins EBSC and immediately expands company services and capabilities. EBSC moves into a larger office space.
Cook Inlet Housing Authority: Mt. View Village Lofts
Huslia Boat Road provides new access to the Koyukuk River
2011
Project Recognition at the BIA Providers Conference
2013
ANTHC Patient Housing and Parking Structure
2015
Milestone: Seven housing projects in 5 years with Cook Inlet Housing Authority
2016
Rural Energy and Fuel Spill Response Planning
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