Alaska Fuel Systems Inc.

Alaska Fuel Systems Inc., a for-profit Alaska corporation headquartered in Anchorage, delivers fuel tank inspection, maintenance, repair, and replacement services to federal agencies across Alaska as a small-business prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor operates exclusively under total small business set-asides and has maintained SAM registration since 2005, generating all federal revenue from purchase orders under $150 thousand placed by Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Transportation, and Homeland Security agencies with operations at federal facilities throughout Alaska.

Alaska Fuel Systems operates in a hyperlocal Alaska market anchored by two customer agencies. The National Park Service Alaska Region accounts for nine awards ($305 thousand combined potential value) out of nineteen total recent awards, including two current commitments for fuel-dispenser replacement and underground storage tank remediation at Glacier Bay National Park and Bartlett Cove Fuel Farm in Gustavus. The Forest Service R10-Alaska Region holds three awards ($43 thousand), including dispenser replacement at the Seward Ranger District, Chugach National Forest. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the U.S. Coast Guard account for the remaining activity. No parent vehicles or IDIQs anchor the portfolio; work flows through individual purchase orders issued directly by regional field offices.

Representative work includes a $125 thousand June 2026 purchase order from NPS Alaska Region for installation and integration of two fuel dispensers (one marine, one shore-side) at Glacier Bay with FuelMaster fuel management system integration and one-year warranty; a $52.5 thousand September 2026 purchase order from NPS for repair and replacement of noncompliant drop tubes on six underground storage tanks at Bartlett Cove, requiring State of Alaska UST Inspector/Installer certification and 18 AAC 78 compliance; a $23.3 thousand September 2024 purchase order from Forest Service for fuel-dispenser replacement at Kenai Lake Work Center in the Chugach National Forest; and an $8.5 thousand December 2025 purchase order from Forest Service for underground storage tank inspection services in Skagway under the Grassland Legacy and Benefits Act. Across the portfolio, work spans specialty trade contracting, oil and gas pipeline construction, plumbing and HVAC services, and fuel equipment manufacturing and maintenance, with storage-tank work and fuel-supply-facility maintenance accounting for five of nineteen awards.

Activity runs flat—two awards in 2018, three in 2019, then a gap before one award each in 2024 and 2025 and two awards in 2026—with an upward tick in recent months. Two awards ($178 thousand combined potential value) face completion within the next twenty-four months and will require recompete. Service Contract Inventory captures only 0.2 FTEs in FY2024 as a named subcontractor on a single SCI-reportable prime contract, reflecting that the vendor's federal work footprint lies predominantly in small-dollar goods procurement and specialized maintenance services below the SCI reporting threshold rather than labor-intensive service contracts.

Fuel systems design and repairs