Alaska Strategic Services LLC

Alaska Strategic Services LLC, a women-owned small business headquartered in Tomball, Texas, supplies industrial equipment, materials, and services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The vendor's recent award footprint spans five purchase orders totaling $579 thousand in combined potential value, all executed between May and July 2026 across five distinct customer agencies — a highly diversified, early-stage prime portfolio with no subcontract activity and no parent-vehicle positions.

The vendor's customer base is evenly distributed across federal buyers with no concentration: the Department of the Navy's Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and United States Pacific Fleet Forces each account for one award, as do the Department of Justice's United States Penitentiary Marion and the Department of the Army's Security Assistance Command. Collectively, these five agencies represent 100% of recent awards. The Navy anchors the largest individual dollar values — a $155.6 thousand Naval Air Systems Command purchase order for a new heat-treat oven with integrated quench tank system (AMS 2750 Class 2 certified, 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit maximum operating temperature, 24-by-32-by-48-inch chamber with roller hearth quench system and videographic recorder, due to Naval Air Station Oceana within 30 calendar days of the May 22, 2026 award date) and a $154.8 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command order for lease or rental of a 10-ton forklift at Pearl Harbor through December 14, 2027. Other work includes a $140 thousand purchase order from United States Penitentiary Marion for electrical connectors, adapters, and equipment (Pompano Beach, Florida, due September 20, 2026); a $72 thousand U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces order for delivery, installation, and removal of tradeshow carpets, sandbags, and a Nipa/Tiki hut supporting USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN71) at RIMPAC 2026 (Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, July 28–August 1, 2026); and a $56.1 thousand Army Security Assistance Command order for occupational clothing and individual equipment supporting Foreign Military Sales case MO-B-UVC Morocco (Tomball, Texas, completed June 25, 2026).

Award activity is nascent — all five awards fall within the 2026 calendar year with the earliest award on May 22, 2026. One award (the 10-ton forklift lease) extends into the recompete window, carrying $155 thousand in combined potential value through December 2027. The vendor carries no announced parent contracts, IDIQs, GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide vehicles. Capability scope is fragmented across industrial furnace manufacturing, electrical equipment wholesale distribution, materials-handling equipment rental, and occupational clothing sourcing — a commodity-supplier footprint with no unified service or product category, no documented teaming relationships, and limited visibility into sustained federal revenue beyond the immediate purchase-order set.