Ahtna-Swcp JV

Ahtna-Swcp JV is a SBA-certified 8(a) joint venture between Ahtna Construction & Primary Products and SWCP JV LLC that specializes in airfield infrastructure construction and maintenance services for the federal government. As an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned and tribally-owned firm classified as a small disadvantaged business, Ahtna-Swcp JV leverages its specialized expertise and socioeconomic certifications to compete for and execute federal construction contracts focused on military airfield projects. The company is registered in SAM.gov and holds active federal contract vehicles enabling it to provide comprehensive airfield paving, taxiway repair, apron reconstruction, and associated pavement and drainage infrastructure services across multiple military installations and federal facilities.

Ahtna-Swcp JV has demonstrated substantial capacity through a portfolio of prime federal contract awards spanning multiple military installations and federal agencies. The company was awarded a $37.6 million firm-fixed-price contract by the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command in October 2021 for repair of Taxiways Mike and Delta at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico, which involved removing and replacing approximately 202,000 square feet of asphalt and concrete. Through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District, Ahtna-Swcp JV received multiple significant awards including a $26.3 million definitive contract in September 2022 for the Redding Fire Retardant Pit & Taxiway project at Redding Municipal Airport in California involving concrete and asphalt pavement removal and replacement along with drainage and taxiway lighting upgrades; an $11.3 million definitive contract in March 2022 for flight apron repairs at Hill Air Force Base in Utah; and a $5.1 million definitive contract in March 2022 for north apron repairs at Hill Air Force Base. Additionally, the company has received multiple delivery orders under the Small Business Airfield Paving MATOC from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha, including a $28.6 million delivery order in October 2025 for bridge replacement and roadway reconstruction in Middletown, Iowa; a $2.1 million delivery order in August 2024 for apron repair work at Boise, Idaho; and a $2,500 minimum guarantee delivery order in January 2023. All contracts have been set aside for small business participation or competitive 8(a) set-aside designations, reflecting the company's qualified small business status.

Ahtna-Swcp JV holds a $99 million indefinite delivery contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha in December 2022, designated as the Small Business Airfield Paving Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). This multiple-award contract operates under a total small business set-aside designation with a seven-year ordering period running through January 9, 2030, comprised of a four-year base plus one three-year option with a possible six-month extension. The MATOC vehicle enables the Corps of Engineers to issue task orders for airfield construction and maintenance services across a 15-state region serving Army facilities, covering services including pavement repair and renovation, taxiway and apron construction, drainage improvements, and airport facility upgrades. Ahtna-Swcp JV has been actively utilized under this contract vehicle, receiving multiple delivery orders structured as firm fixed-price arrangements that provide cost certainty to the government. The contract demonstrates the breadth of specialized airfield infrastructure work available to the contractor and has served as the parent vehicle for the majority of the company's recent federal contract activity with the Army Corps of Engineers.

Our Ahtna-SWCP JV is highly capable of self-performing airfield paving for runways, taxiways, aprons, and ramps and airfield construction projects throughout the U.S. and worldwide.