Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC

Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC, a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (an Alaskan Native Corporation), supplies maritime equipment, aviation components, facilities logistics, and maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products to the federal government as a prime contractor on delivery orders and multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts. The company holds SBA 8(a) certification (expires April 30, 2030) and operates as a small disadvantaged business, minority-owned entity, and manufacturer of goods. Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC competes predominantly as a prime contractor under full-and-open solicitations; across its recent portfolio, 100 percent of awards are prime contracts with no subcontract activity reported.

The company's customer base concentrates heavily in the Defense Logistics Agency and Naval Supply Systems Command. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command anchors 72 awards carrying combined potential value of $10.09 billion—nearly 46 percent of the vendor's total award portfolio value. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division dominates award count with 5,719 delivery orders (26 percent combined potential value, $137.5 million), while DLA Aviation issued 484 awards ($250.6 million potential value). Together, the top five customer offices—Naval Supply Systems Command, DLA Troop Support Hardware, Communications Electronics Command (Army), DLA Aviation, and DLA Land and Maritime—represent 99 percent of combined potential value. This concentration reflects Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC's primary mission as a supply-chain partner for defense maritime equipment and aircraft maintenance components rather than a services provider.

Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC holds a seat on the Maritime Acquisition Advancement Contract (MAAC), a $10 billion multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle with the Naval Supply Systems Command awarded May 15, 2025, running through May 14, 2035. This vehicle encompasses over 100,000 items across maritime and integrated weapons systems categories—propulsion equipment, electrical assemblies, mechanical actuators, valves, pumps, circuit card assemblies, bearings, cable harnesses, and specialized naval components. The contract requires minimum small business participation of 40 percent of order value; orders under $250,000 are eligible for small business set-asides. Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC also participates in five Defense Logistics Agency IDCs under the DLA Construction and Equipment and Aviation divisions, issuing over 5,000 task orders for aircraft landing gear, F-18 fire bottle parts, TF34 engine components, and MRO supplies. A $60 million Defense Logistics Agency MRO Prime Vendor II IST-FCB (Installation Support Team) contract serves as a foundational vehicle for routine maintenance and operations orders. Representative delivery orders across the portfolio include a $4.26 million air purification filter procurement (Naval Supply Systems Command, November 2026 completion), a $3.29 million flexor components order (Naval Supply Systems Command, January 2027), a $3.28 million mechanical actuators delivery (Naval Supply Systems Command, September 2026), a $1.97 million hydraulic parts kit (Land and Maritime, August 2026), and a $1.75 million bearing assembly order (Naval Supply Systems Command, July 2026). Place of performance spans Calverton, Maryland (primary hub), Farmingdale, New York, Chambersburg and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Anchorage, Alaska, Scottsdale, Arizona, Fort Collins, Colorado, Little Chute, Wisconsin, and regional supply centers nationwide.

Recent activity has accelerated sharply: one award in 2022, 713 in 2023, 4,359 in 2024, 1,298 in 2025, and 67 in the first quarter of 2026. Combined potential value across 6,440 awards totals $21.82 billion, though only $406.1 million (2 percent) has been obligated as of the reporting date. The recompete cliff carries significant exposure: 52 awards (combined potential value $132.5 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete opportunity for competitors. The vendor's portfolio is skewed toward goods and product procurement (NAICS 332711, Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing, and 423690, Electrical and Electronics Equipment Merchant Wholesalers account for 5,711 of 6,440 awards) rather than labor-intensive services.

On federal service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory, Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC reported $45.9 million in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024 as a prime contractor. The trajectory shows rapid scale: $208 thousand in FY2022 (2.1 FTEs), $3.7 million in FY2023 (27.2 FTEs), and $42 million in FY2024 (165 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates for service labor span a median of $59.27/hr, with 10th percentile at $51.33/hr and 90th percentile at $104.65/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, named subcontractors accounted for 5 percent of total contractor hours; the vendor names eight recurring subcontractors (including Pioneer Industries LLC for specialized military components and Triman Industries Inc. for facilities support). The SCI dataset represents a subset of federal service revenue above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes the company's substantial delivery-order work for equipment and goods, which dominates the portfolio.

AFFL capabilities cover a broad range of services, inventory management, logistics, quality assurance, transportation of materials, administrative and technical disciplines as well as facility support services and facility operations and maintenance. Our principle assets are our people, procedures, and processes that have been developed as a result of our experience and expertise working in these areas. Our service offerings in this industry segment are focused on meeting the demand across the Federal Government for a wide range of Process, Physical Distribution and Logistics Consulting Services. Typical services include: Manufacturing operations improvement, Productivity improvement, Production planning and control, Quality assurance and quality control, Inventory management, Distribution networks, Warehouse use, operations, and utilization, Transportation and shipment of goods and materials; and Materials management and handling services.