Asrc Earthworks, LLC

Asrc Earthworks, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, provides military airfield and roadway infrastructure maintenance, repair, and construction services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards). Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and operating as a subsidiary of Asrc Construction Holding Company, LLC—which is itself part of the broader Arctic Slope Regional Corporation ecosystem—Asrc Earthworks competes predominantly on a full-and-open basis despite its 8(a) certification, winning most delivery orders without set-aside designations against a single dominant parent vehicle.

Asrc Earthworks' customer base is heavily concentrated with Pacific Air Forces, which accounts for 71 awards valued at $408.4 million of the combined $443.4 million potential value across all 80 awards in the recent record. All other customers combined—the Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District, Air Force Special Operations Command, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and the Defense Health Agency—represent minimal volume. The vendor's entire strategic footprint rests on a single $299 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity master contract (FA500021D0002) competitively awarded as an 8(a) set-aside by Pacific Air Forces in March 2021 and running through May 2028. That IDIQ vehicle has generated 65 task orders valued at $79.6 million, establishing it as the operational spine of the company's business. Recent representative prime awards include a $34.5 million definitive contract from the Army Corps of Engineers for the Oliktok Road Repair project (Total Small Business set-aside, October 2024, completion April 2028); a $6.4 million delivery order for the Construct Elbow Expansion Phase B at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (September 2025); and a $2.57 million delivery order for infrastructure improvements on Rickenbacker Avenue, including pavement repair, storm drain upgrades, and ADA-compliant sidewalk installation (August 2025).

The company's work scope centers on airfield and roadway infrastructure: runway, taxiway, and apron repair and repaving; parking lot construction and repair; drainage system upgrades; concrete cutting and surface treatment; and related military facility maintenance across Alaska. NAICS coding reflects this focus, with 75 awards in Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (NAICS 234110) and 4 in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220). The top five PSC categories are repair or alteration of highways/roads/streets (25 awards), repair or alteration of airport runways and taxiways (14 awards), repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (12 awards), repair or alteration of parking facilities (7 awards), and maintenance of highways/roads/streets (5 awards). Activity has been volatile, declining from 22 awards in 2023 to 15 in both 2024 and 2025, with only 2 awards recorded in early 2026; 14 awards valued at $52.6 million face completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure as the underlying IDIQ approaches its 2028 expiration.

In its subcontractor role, Asrc Earthworks subcontracts to Asrc Builders LLC (on garrison slough culvert construction and missile field expansion) and Asrc Builders-Caddell, LLC (on a Joint Integrated Test and Training Center earthwork project). The company maintains a network of specialized sub-vendors including Western Construction & Equipment, Cooley Co., Alpine Concrete Cutting and Coring, Pacific Asphalt (operating as Northwest Contracting, LLC Pacific Asphalt Division), and Finishing Edge Alaska. The Oliktok Road contract, Asrc Earthworks' largest recent single award, demonstrates broader capability through subcontracting partnerships: Edge Survey & Design, LLC (survey work), Northern Powerline Constructors, Inc. (electrical services), Cruz Construction Inc. (road construction), Fairweather LLC (Site Safety and Health Officer), Whalen Construction Inc. (transformer platform work), and EMC Engineering LLC (inspections and testing). This subcontracting structure reflects the company's reliance on regional and specialized partners to execute complex Arctic infrastructure work with extended performance periods and challenging site logistics.

ASRC Earthworks is an 8(a)-certified business specializing in heavy civil construction, materials extraction, and paving projects for federal, state, and local government agencies. With expertise in aggregate processing and asphalt production, our team understands both routine and complex civil projects and the unique requirements of working on U.S. military installations. Our modern fleet is equipped to work in remote, logistically complex locations across Alaska, ensuring efficient project execution in challenging environments.