Arcticom, LLC

Arcticom, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business and SBA 8(a) Program Participant, competes as a prime contractor across defense and civilian agencies, delivering tactical equipment procurement, logistics support, IT infrastructure services, and specialized operational support with 99 percent of recent awards in the prime role. A subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation, Arcticom leverages its 8(a) certification across both sole-source and competitive set-asides, winning awards exceeding $2.5 billion in aggregate potential value over 201 contracts and indefinite delivery vehicles across 49 federal customer agencies.

Customer concentration is diffuse but strategically weighted toward international law enforcement and defense logistics. The Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement dominates by dollar value (21 awards, $754.1 million combined potential value), funding vehicle and tactical equipment delivery to law enforcement partners in Pakistan, Ukraine, Honduras, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic. The Army National Guard Readiness Center ranks first by award count (26 awards, $407.1 million), issuing task orders for consequence management support center services, CBRNE response logistics, and equipment acquisition across domestic National Guard units. The Marine Corps (18 awards, $320.4 million) anchors sustained logistics and post-deployment systems support work. Air Education and Training Command (six awards, $473.2 million) and Air Force Materiel Command (three awards, $223.6 million) drive IT infrastructure and logistics IT modernization work. The Department of State Bureau of Human Resources (14 awards, $43.2 million) places labor-hours delivery orders for program assistant and administrative support services in Washington, DC.

Arcticom's vehicle position reflects deep relationships with high-ceiling IDIQ contracts. The Army National Guard Readiness Center's $310.8 million Consequence Management Support Center Services IDIQ, designated 8(a) sole-source, has generated 29 task orders totaling approximately $99.8 million for CBRNE equipment, logistics, repair, and training. The Air Education and Training Command's $63.4 million Direct Mission Support Subject Matter Expert III IDIQ, also 8(a) sole-source, has issued at least nine delivery orders for Business Enterprise Systems IT support and data management services at Wright-Patterson and Randolph Air Force Bases. The Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement's $700 million Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Contract (Functional Area 6—Vehicles), designated competitive 8(a), supports vehicle and tactical equipment procurement with at least six delivery orders to date. The Marine Corps' $100 million post-deployment systems support IDIQ, 8(a) sole-source, has yielded multiple six- to seven-figure orders for Tactical Logistics Systems sustainment. Arcticom also holds a $75.5 million Marine Corps test and evaluation IDIQ, $392.75 million Total Small Business air installation telecommunications infrastructure BPA from Air Education and Training Command (awarded August 2025), and a $7 million Air Combat Command base telecommunications services IDIQ. A GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract ($500,000 ceiling, active through August 2027) carries 30 labor categories at $50–$109 per hour for network administration, communications engineering, data security, and operations management roles, all requiring bachelor's degrees and no security clearances.

Activity has moderated from peak. Awards per year declined from 64 in FY2023 to 39 in FY2024 and 24 in FY2025, with only three awards recorded in 2026 to date. However, 24 awards worth $301 million combined potential value reach completion within the next 24 months, presenting significant recompete exposure and opportunity for competitors and teaming partners. Service Contract Inventory data shows SCI-reportable invoicing of $29.8 million in FY2022 (115 FTEs), $59.1 million in FY2023 (157 FTEs), and $20.4 million in FY2024 (70.5 FTEs), indicating a scaling-down of direct federal service labor delivery against large IDIQs. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts run median around $104/hour, with rates spanning a 10th percentile of $55/hour for entry network specialists to 90th percentile of $445/hour for senior technical roles. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform roughly 3 percent of total contractor hours, with 17 named subcontractors identified across the portfolio—including Noble Supply & Logistics LLC, Kappler Inc., Tactical Edge Inc., Atlantic Diving Supply Inc., All Safe Industries Inc., North American Rescue LLC, and others—signaling that Arcticom primarily builds and performs its own delivery teams while engaging specialized equipment and logistics vendors for defined scope.

Arcticom's capability portfolio centers on tactical equipment procurement for international law enforcement missions (armored vehicles, ballistic protection, communications gear), logistics and supply chain management for military sustainment operations (post-deployment systems support, CBRNE response), IT infrastructure maintenance and modernization (business enterprise systems, data management, telecommunications), and specialized labor support (program assistants, subject matter experts). Representative awards include a $23.3 million delivery order to procure 256 armored vehicles for Ukraine's State Border Guard Service (June 2024), a $53.1 million 8(a) sole-source Marine Corps sustainment order for the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Logistics Family of Systems through 2028 (August 2023), a $75.2 million Air Force Materiel Command IT-FMO services contract for logistics information technology modernization (June 2022), a $93.8 million Air Force Materiel Command definitive contract for Logistics IT Modernization Management Portfolio Services (September 2021), a $2.25 million Air Force 8(a) sole-source delivery order for Business Continuity and Availability Center subject matter expert support at Wright-Patterson (January 2026), and a $392.75 million Total Small Business BPA for IT infrastructure maintenance across 83 Department of Air Force installations worldwide (August 2025). Arcticom also performs construction and facilities work—a $6.7 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from the State Department for construction at the Regional Embassy Office in Antananarivo, Madagascar (April 2023)—and administrative labor for the State Department, with multiple delivery orders for program assistant services in Washington, DC valued at $2.3–$6.4 million each under 8(a) sole-source vehicles.

Arcticom operates predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides across its prime footprint. Large vehicles—the Army National Guard CBRNE IDIQ, the Air Force AETC DMS SME III IDIQ, the INL FA6 vehicles contract, and the Marine Corps post-deployment systems IDIQ—all carry 8(a) designations, reflecting the company's strategic positioning in small disadvantaged business contracting. Sole-source 8(a) awards dominate the Marine Corps, Air Force, and State Department relationships; competitive 8(a) appears primarily on the INL and recent Air Force BPA work. Full-and-open delivery orders also appear, particularly on base operations, test and evaluation, and equipment acquisition work with the Army Test and Evaluation Command and Defense Logistics Agency. The recent $392.75 million air installation telecommunications infrastructure BPA (August 2025) carries a Total Small Business set-aside rather than 8(a)-exclusive language, broadening the competitive field but maintaining small business reservation.

Arcticom is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, with places of performance spanning Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (Ohio), Stafford, Virginia, Lexington, Kentucky, and Anchorage for most domestic work, and international locations including Pakistan, Ukraine, Honduras, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Madagascar for State Department international narcotics law enforcement and construction missions. The subsidiary relationship to Bering Straits Native Corporation, an Alaska Native Regional Corporation, anchors the 8(a) and Alaska Native Corporation ownership claims and provides access to federal prime contracting vehicles reserved for Alaska Native firms.

Arctiom offers a broad range of information technology solutions, provides network and systems administration, enterprise architecture and resource planning; email operations; e-authentication services; certification & accreditation; software design, programming, implementation & testing; maintenance of telecommunications and land mobile radio equipment and systems; help desk support; installation of Giant Voice; Voice Over Internet Protocol; E-911 dispatch systems, and IT transformation services, Turnkey Furniture Supply, Assembly, Installation services.

Arcticom offers impressive performance that is recognized with exceptional ratings and commendations tied to installation successes. Satisfied customers include the U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard; the Departments of State, Justice, Transportation, Defense, Energy, Commerce, Agriculture, Interior, and Homeland Security; the General Services Administration; the Defense Logistics Agency, and the U.S. Census Bureau.