Bering Global Solutions, LLC

Bering Global Solutions, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation, operates as a prime contractor across facility maintenance, logistics, vehicle procurement, human performance optimization, and information technology services to federal agencies, competing predominantly under 8(a) and full-and-open vehicles with recent annual activity of 40 to 74 awards spanning 48 distinct customer agencies.

Bering Global Solutions holds SBA 8(a) certification (valid through October 17, 2027) and carries the corporate designations of an Alaska Native Corporation, minority-owned business, and small disadvantaged business. The company is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and operates through parent Bsnc Government Services, LLC and subsidiary Bering - Humantouch JV 1, LLC. Over the past several years, Bering Global Solutions has established a broad federal footprint: 373 total prime awards across the source period, with annual volume declining from 74 awards in 2022 to 15 awards year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all awards totals $51.3 billion, though actual obligated dollars stand at $598.7 million (1% of potential).

The company's capability portfolio centers on three distinct mission areas. Facilities maintenance and operations dominate the award count: 147 awards under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services) include emergency and preventive repairs, HVAC systems, plumbing, roof work, and general building infrastructure at federal courthouses, Social Security Administration offices, and military installations nationwide. Vehicle procurement and counter-narcotics support represent a second major area: Bering Global Solutions holds a $162.5 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs for vehicles and related services, with 36 recent delivery orders valued at $222.6 million combined potential for armored vehicles, pickup trucks, motorcycles, and maintenance support across Colombia, Haiti, Mexico, and Ukraine. Human performance optimization represents a third significant capability: the company has executed 19 awards from Air Education and Training Command (combined potential $200.8 million) and multiple awards from Air Combat Command and Global Strike Command for aircrew readiness, training, and fitness support across Luke, Eglin, Barksdale, Holloman, Lackland, and Sheppard Air Force Bases. A $34.7 million competitive 8(a) single-award IDIQ with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for distribution supply and service center operations in Anchorage, running through August 2028, has drawn 38 delivery orders.

Customer concentration tracks tightly across volume and value rankings. General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 9 leads by award count (101 awards, $16 million combined potential) with task orders for small facility repairs at courthouses and federal buildings in Pasadena, Reno, and San Francisco. The Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement ranks second by volume (36 awards, $222.6 million) and first by potential value, anchoring the company's international vehicle procurement capability. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ranks third by volume (38 awards, $77.8 million) and holds the largest parent IDIQ by ceiling. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (34 awards, $52.5 million) and Air Education and Training Command (19 awards, $200.8 million) round out the top five. A significant outlier emerges in the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command, which ranks fifth by potential value ($130.3 million across 3 awards) but does not appear in the top volume rankings, indicating concentrated high-dollar IT or systems contracts. Office of Personnel Management ranks fourth by potential value ($127.2 million across 5 awards), suggesting recent entry into federal civilian HR or training administration work.

Bering Global Solutions operates across five primary parent vehicles. The most active by task order volume are GSA Region 9 IDIQ 47PK0220D0006 (54 task orders, $1 million combined), GSA Region 9 IDIQ 47PK0222D0020 (37 task orders, $511 thousand), and ATF IDIQ 15A00023DAQA00203 (36 task orders, $8.3 million). Air Force IDIQs FA850519D0006 (35 task orders, $23.1 million) and FA488719DA005 (34 task orders, $75.4 million) support human performance optimization and aircraft systems sustainment. Beyond these, Bering Global Solutions holds a $50 billion competitive 8(a) STARS III Government-Wide Acquisition Contract for information technology services (awarded June 28, 2022, expiring July 1, 2026) and a $4.5 million single-award 8(a) sole-source GSA contract for operations and maintenance at the Richard H. Chambers Court of Appeals and Social Security Administration offices in Pasadena, California (awarded October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2027). The STARS III seat, though appearing in award narrative context, shows limited task order activity in the source data, suggesting recent positioning rather than established order volume.

Activity trajectory shows contraction after 2022's peak of 74 awards. Annual volume dropped to 55 awards (2023), recovered slightly to 56 (2024), then declined to 40 (2025) and 15 year-to-date (2026). Within the next 24 months, 23 awards carrying combined potential value of $23.5 million reach ultimate completion, creating moderate recompete exposure across facility maintenance, vehicle, and ATF distribution center task orders.

Service Contract Inventory data provides a partial view of federal services work above the $150,000 reporting threshold. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $120 million across FY2022–FY2024: $45.1 million in FY2022, $45.3 million in FY2023, and $29.6 million in FY2024. The FTE trajectory tracks roughly parallel: 215 FTEs in FY2022, 230 in FY2023, and 140 in FY2024, indicating workforce scaling adjustments. Median government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts ran around $67.93/hr, with 10th-percentile labor at $34.32/hr and 90th-percentile specialist rates reaching $221.21/hr, consistent with a labor force spanning facilities technicians, logistics coordinators, and IT specialists. Across SCI prime contracts, subcontractors contributed 5% of total hours on average, with five named subs appearing in the dataset, signaling that Bering Global Solutions builds delivery primarily with its own workforce rather than relying on deep subcontractor chains.

Bering Global Solutions operates as a pure prime contractor: all 373 awards in the source represent prime positions; no sub-awards appear. The company neither pursues significant subcontract work under larger primes nor relies on substantial subcontract support. This posture reflects both the nature of its core work—facilities maintenance, logistics operations, and human performance optimization are typically executed in-house—and its status as a small disadvantaged business with 8(a) certification, which privileges direct prime relationships with federal agencies. The company's set-aside posture is decidedly 8(a) and full-and-open: roughly 40% of recent awards carry explicit 8(a) sole-source or competitive 8(a) set-aside designations, while the balance compete full-and-open against the parent IDIQs and GWACs. This mix reflects Bering Global Solutions' strategic leverage of both its 8(a) status for preferred sole-source procurement and its established contract vehicles for open competition, allowing access to a broad customer base without artificial competitive constraints.

Bering Global Solutions, LLC offers information technology solutions by network/systems admin; hardware/software solutions; systems engineering; enterprise architecture and resource planning; e-authentication services; certification/accreditation; software design, programming, implementation/testing; web design/development; maintenance of telecomm and land mobile radio equip. & systems; and IT transformation services. Logistics support services, supply chain management; warehousing/storage; requisition, receiving, inspecting, storing, issuing, shipping, transferring, and disposing of supplies & assets; backorder reduction services; passenger, personal goods, and cargo operations; terminal operations, dispatch operations. Providing handling for hazardous, classified, communication security, weapons, and pilferable assets. Security services, guard services; commercial vehicle inspections; weapons storage, detention services management; armed transportation; and peacekeeper training.