"Alutiiq Logistics & Maintenance Services, Llc"

Alutiiq Logistics & Maintenance Services, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned and 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business, operates as the primary federal contractor within the Alutiiq LLC family, delivering facilities management, base operations support, logistics, environmental remediation, and specialized maintenance services to the Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards). The company is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and operates as a subsidiary of Alutiiq LLC alongside sister company J&J And Alms Mission Support Solutions, LLC; both subsidiaries carry identical Alaskan Native Corporation ownership and SBA 8(a) designations and pursue federal work predominantly under full-and-open competition rather than reserved set-asides, though Competitive 8(a) and Total Small Business designations appear on a secondary share of awards.

Customer concentration is extreme and monoculture. The top five agencies by award count account for 90% of all awards, with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominating at 1,513 awards (74% of prime portfolio, $253.1 million combined potential value)—the vendor operates as a standing provider of routine maintenance, fuel delivery, restroom cleaning, hazardous waste management, grounds keeping, and minor repairs at Naval installations and facilities in Alaska and OCONUS locations. By potential value, however, the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration anchors the portfolio at $268.1 million across only eight awards, signaling a few large IDC vehicles that dwarf individual NAVFAC task orders. The Naval Air Warfare Center (69 awards, $240.2 million) and Naval Supply Systems Command (16 awards, $52.8 million) round out the defense concentration. The Defense Health Agency (129 awards, $15.9 million) and General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (6 awards, $51.5 million) represent secondary civilian footholds. The portfolio spans 35 distinct customer agencies but remains tightly clustered within Navy and Army installations.

Alutiiq Logistics holds two dominant parent vehicles. The indefinite delivery contract N6247320D0051 with Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries 1,480 task orders and $102.9 million in combined potential value—this vehicle anchors the vendor's recurring janitorial, fuel delivery, and light maintenance work across Naval installations. The IDC N0040622D0001 (127 task orders, $40.6 million) and N6247325D0013 (102 task orders, $24.7 million) provide additional Navy ordering lanes. The Army's W91QV121D0007 Rivanna Station Base Operations contract (58 task orders, $8.9 million) supports Fort Belvoir facilities work. These vehicles concentrate the vendor's transactional volume: the top five IDCs alone represent 1,821 task orders across $188.1 million in combined potential value. The NNSA $268.1 million in potential value likely flows through a single blanket purchase agreement or multi-year IDIQ separate from the daily task-order flow.

Activity trajectory shows contraction. The vendor recorded 449 awards in 2024 but only 253 in 2025 and 77 through mid-April 2026, reflecting either reduced task-order issuance or a lag in award visibility. The recompete cliff is modest: 25 awards (combined potential value $50.3 million) reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, representing a manageable renewal burden for a vendor operating 1,480 standing task orders with NAVFAC alone.

SCI data reveals a labor-intensive services footprint. SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024 totaled $41.6 million ($12 million in FY2022, $16.2 million in FY2023, $13.4 million in FY2024), with the vendor deploying 125 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 94.8 FTEs in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts median around $59.35/hr, with rates spanning from $42.54/hr (10th percentile) to $121.66/hr (90th percentile), positioning Alutiiq Logistics at the lower-to-mid tier of federal service labor. The vendor performs work directly: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the average sub-hours share is 0%, indicating the vendor builds its own delivery teams rather than layering subcontractors.

Named awards illustrate the capability and geographic spread. A $24.5 million base operations support delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center at China Lake, California (awarded August 2025, completion August 2026) represents the largest single transaction in the recent award sample. Multiple $1–$2 million task orders flow to Naval Sea Systems Command in Japan for stevedore, logistics, administrative support, and quality assurance services (December 2025). The $890,586 Rivanna Station Base Operations extension with the Department of the Army at Fort Belvoir, Virginia (August 2025) and a $711,956 four-month extension with the Army in Charlottesville, Virginia (March 2026) show Army facilities work. Hundreds of sub-$10,000 task orders populate the NAVFAC portfolio—restroom cleaning, fuel delivery, carpet shampooing, grounds maintenance, tree removal, hazardous waste packaging—consistent with the vendor's role as a facilities operations contractor at Navy installations.

As a subcontractor, Alutiiq Logistics works under J&J And Alms Mission Support Solutions, LLC on Naval Station Pensacola facility maintenance and base operations support work, indicating vertical integration within the Alutiiq LLC family for mission purposes. The vendor serves as a feeder to no other named large primes in the source material.

The corporate structure positions Alutiiq Logistics as the operating subsidiary for federal contracting within the Alutiiq LLC umbrella, which itself holds its own federal grant and contract history. Both Alutiiq Logistics and sister company J&J And Alms carry identical Alaska Native Corporation and small disadvantaged business credentials, enabling the parent to segment work across subsidiaries for portfolio management and compliance purposes.