Bering Straits Professional Services, LLC

Bering Straits Professional Services, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation and SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business, operates as a prime contractor delivering base operations support, facility maintenance, security services, staffing, and professional services across federal defense and civilian agencies. The company competes predominantly through 8(a) set-asides—both sole source and competitive—and holds no recorded subcontract footprint; all 139 recent awards are prime contracts or IDVs. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, Bering Straits is a subsidiary of parent Bsnc Government Services, LLC, and operates through a joint venture with J&J JV, LLC.

Bering Straits' capability portfolio centers on concrete service delivery: facility operations and base operations support (dominant), armed and unarmed security guard services, IT infrastructure and cybersecurity support, hazardous waste management and environmental services, facility maintenance and emergency repairs, and professional staffing for administrative and technical roles. Representative contracts illustrate the breadth: a $73.4 million Base Operations Support Contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, California, covering armed security, IT support, logistics, and facility maintenance through December 2028; a $973.4 million single-award Consequence Management Support Center omnibus services contract with the National Guard Bureau's Readiness Center through June 2035, delivering CBRNE mission support in Lexington, Kentucky; a $91.1 million competitive 8(a) Enterprise Cyber, Infrastructure, and Network Operations Support Services contract with the Office of Personnel Management through January 2030; an $80.4 million competitive 8(a) armed security guard services contract with the Department of Transportation through December 2025; and a $15.7 million sole-source delivery order from the State Department's Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs for professional services through April 2031.

Customer concentration skews defense-heavy by dollar magnitude but reflects civilian agency diversification by volume. The top five customers by potential value account for 80% of the combined award value, led by the National Guard Readiness Center ($1.03 billion, 9 awards), Immigration and Customs Enforcement ($134.8 million, 2 awards), the Office of Personnel Management ($112.4 million, 3 awards), Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($109 million, 60 awards), and the State Department's Bureau of Administration ($75 million, 1 award). By award count, the top five represent 73% of recent awards: Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates volume (60 awards, $109 million combined potential value), followed by Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (26 awards, $2.9 million), the National Guard Readiness Center (9 awards, $1.03 billion), and State Department bureaus (7 awards combined, $11.7 million). This divergence—NAVFAC places many small delivery orders; the National Guard contract anchors most of the dollars—reflects Bering Straits' role as a standing facility operations contractor at Twentynine Palms versus its role as a prime IDIQ vehicle for enterprise-level services elsewhere.

Vehicle position is substantial. Bering Straits holds four major indefinite-delivery contracts: the OASIS+ SBA-Certified 8(a) Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ with GSA's Federal Acquisition Service ($999,999,999,999 ceiling, competitive 8(a), awarded January 8, 2026, through January 7, 2031, covering seven functional domains including management, technical, R&D, intelligence, environmental, facilities, and logistics); the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ with GSA ($999,999,999,999 ceiling, total small business set-aside, multiple-award, awarded December 19, 2024, through December 18, 2029); the State Department's Bureau of Administration staffing and professional services IDV ($75 million ceiling, 8(a) sole source, awarded August 7, 2024, through August 6, 2026); and the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Base Operations Support Contract at Twentynine Palms ($73.4 million, 8(a) sole source, awarded July 1, 2024, through December 31, 2028). The top three parent vehicles by task-order count reflect NAVFAC's base-operations structure: the Twentynine Palms BOSC (84 task orders, $38.5 million combined potential value); an Army National Guard IDC W9133L25DA023 (10 task orders, $62.1 million); and a State Department Consular Affairs contract 19AQMM24D0058 (7 task orders, $33.1 million). These vehicles position Bering Straits as a primary ordering solution for federal agencies seeking facility operations, security, and staffing services under small-business set-asides.

Activity has accelerated sharply. One award in 2023, 46 in 2024, 70 in 2025, and 22 in 2026 (through early November) demonstrate rapid portfolio growth driven by the National Guard and OASIS+ vehicle wins. The combined potential value stands at $1.84 billion, with $216.5 million obligated to date (12% of ceiling). Within the next twenty-four months, 21 awards carrying combined potential value of $114.2 million face ultimate completion—a material recompete exposure, particularly delivery orders under the Twentynine Palms BOSC and State Department IDV.

SCI-reportable invoicing totaled $17.6 million in FY2024 across 140 FTEs. On the six prime service contracts captured by SCI, Bering Straits self-performed all contracted hours with zero sub-hours recorded. Government-paid hourly rates ranged from $437.68/hr at the 10th percentile to a median of $1,787.19/hr and $2,426.33/hr at the 90th percentile, reflecting the mix of facility operations labor (lower rate) and senior professional services (higher rate). One named subcontractor appears in SCI data; the award portfolios identify Vision Quest Solutions Inc., Business Operational Concepts LLC, LTM Inc., Safeware Inc., Smiths Detection Inc., and Epost Global LLC as frequent subs on security, PPE procurement, and staffing requirements, though Bering Straits' primary model is self-delivery of base operations and facility services.

NAICS-code concentration is narrow: 87 of 139 awards fall under Facilities Support Services (NAICS 561210), with secondary clusters in logistics consulting (12 awards), administrative management consulting (8 awards), security guards and patrol (7 awards), and IT services (5 awards). PSC concentration mirrors this—85 awards carry Housekeeping-Facilities Operations Support (H211), 11 carry warehouse operations, 8 carry program management support, and 6 carry Housekeeping-Guard. This specificity signals Bering Straits' primary competitive advantage sits in base operations and facility infrastructure rather than in diversified professional services, despite its seats on broad OASIS+ vehicles.

Teaming and subcontracting are minimal. The vendor award portfolio shows zero sub-awards; SCI reports zero average sub-hours share on prime contracts. When subcontractors appear, they fill specialized gaps—Vision Quest Solutions supplies firearms licensing and training for security contracts; Business Operational Concepts provides women-owned IT and project-management support; LTM Inc. supplies senior analyst staffing for Defense Logistics Agency work. Bering Straits operates primarily as a self-delivery prime, leveraging its 8(a) status, Alaska Native Corporation ownership, and facility-operations expertise rather than building large teaming arrangements.