Alaska Occupational Audiology & Health Services, Inc.

Alaska Occupational Audiology & Health Services, Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Anchorage, Alaska, provides occupational audiometric hearing testing services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under OSHA compliance frameworks. The company operates exclusively as a prime on small-dollar, short-duration purchase orders — 100% of its recent federal footprint — competing under both Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open designations. The firm is structured as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation and operates within NAICS 621340 (Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists).

Alaska Occupational Audiology & Health Services concentrates entirely on two customer agencies serving Alaska operations. The Department of the Interior National Park Service Alaska Region funds two awards totaling $53 thousand in combined potential value, anchored by a $46.7 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order for Denali Hearing Conservation Program Testing, issued April 16, 2026, with completion by April 30, 2029. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 10 (Alaska Region) funds twelve awards totaling $44 thousand in combined potential value, consisting of repeated small purchase orders for audiometric hearing testing at regional facilities — including a $6,540.20 award for Denali hearing conservation testing (August 2025, completion October 2025), a $3,256.35 award for Ketchikan-area OSHA testing (July 2024, completion October 2024), and multiple earlier hearing-testing purchase orders spanning May 2022 through 2024. All work follows OSHA occupational health monitoring mandates for federal employees in Alaska locations.

Activity has been sparse and episodic: two awards in 2022, one each in 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. Combined potential value across the fourteen awards is $98 thousand, with $66 thousand obligated (68% realization). The vendor has no sub-award footprint, no parent vehicles or IDIQs, and no teaming relationships named in the source. All work is transacted as small, direct purchase orders rather than task orders under standing contracts. The vendor's federal footprint is geographically and functionally narrow — occupational audiology support limited to USDA Forest Service and National Park Service operations in Alaska, with no named work outside the region or expansion into other federal customer agencies.