Alaska Department Of Transportation & Public Facilities

Alaska Department Of Transportation & Public Facilities, a U.S. state government entity and airport authority based in Anchorage, operates as a federal prime contractor delivering transportation infrastructure maintenance, logistics support, and specialized administrative services to defense and civilian agencies. The vendor does not compete under SBA set-asides; all recent awards carry full-and-open or sole-source designations. Alaska DOT&PF works exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards); the vendor holds no subcontract footprint in the source data.

The vendor's customer concentration is dominated by a single high-value anchor: the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard accounts for $50 million in combined potential value across one award, representing 84% of the vendor's total federal award footprint. The Department of the Air Force and Pacific Air Forces jointly hold $8.2 million across four awards, while the Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration carries three awards totaling $232 thousand. NOAA awards track consistently — all three are purchase orders for recreational quota entry halibut stamps data validation services and logistics support to the Little Port Walter Research Station near Juneau, with ultimate completion dates spanning through December 2028. The gap between award count (69% of recent awards in the top customers) and potential value (98% concentrated in the top two customer groupings) reflects the Coast Guard award's outsized dollar magnitude relative to the smaller NOAA purchase orders.

Recent capability work spans runway maintenance and snow removal, logistics support for remote research operations, and fisheries data management. The $2.989 million definitive contract with Pacific Air Forces covers runway maintenance and snow removal at Anchorage under an Intergovernmental Support Agreement (IGSA) through March 2026; the $69,809 logistics support order with NOAA covers fuel, scientific equipment, and construction material transportation to the Little Port Walter Research Station across one year with three option years through December 2028; and two NOAA purchase orders, most recently awarded September 3, 2026, for halibut stamps data validation services valued at $100 thousand combined. Activity is sparse — one award in 2024, two in 2025, one in 2026 — and only one award (the September 2026 NOAA data validation order, $99,996) faces recompete inside the next twenty-four months.

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