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Contract Specialist Salary in Alaska

$117,488 median posted salary / year
$70,277 – $139,708 middle half of postings (25th–75th)
$49,960 – $172,980 full observed span
2 open right now

As of 2026-08-13, the median posted salary for Contract Specialist positions in Alaska is $117,488 per year, based on 5 public-sector job postings from 2 Alaska employers tracked by Alaska Jobs.

Median over time

93,882105,685117,4882026-29: 93,8822026-30: 93,8822026-31: 93,8822026-32: 117,4882026-33: 117,4882026-34: 117,4882026-35: 117,4882026-36: 117,488117,48893,882117,4882026-292026-36

weekly snapshots since 2026-29

Who hires this role

Air Force Civilian Career Training (federal) · Veterans Health Administration (federal)

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What does a Contract Specialist make in Alaska?

The median posted salary for Contract Specialist in Alaska is $117,488 per year, based on 5 public-sector job postings from 2 Alaska employers tracked by Alaska Jobs. The middle half of postings pay between $70,277 and $139,708 per year.

What is the salary range for Contract Specialist jobs in Alaska?

Across current and recent Alaska listings, posted pay for Contract Specialist runs from $49,960 at the low end to $172,980 at the high end. The 10th–90th percentile band is $62,584 to $139,708.

Who hires Contract Specialists in Alaska?

Alaska employers with recent Contract Specialist postings include Air Force Civilian Career Training (federal), Veterans Health Administration (federal).

Open Contract Specialist listings

  • CONTRACT SPECIALIST — Air Force Civilian Career Training (federal) · $49,960.00 - $64,952.00 Annually
  • Contract Specialist — Air Force Civilian Career Training (federal) · $61,111.00 - $79,443.00 Annually

Figures are posted salaries — the ranges employers advertise — annualized for comparison (how we compute this). Actual offers depend on step placement, bargaining unit, and duty station.