Bristol Infrastructure Design Services LLC

Bristol Infrastructure Design Services LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation–owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, provides construction surveillance engineering, construction management, facilities planning, and administrative support services to the Department of Defense and federal civil agencies as a prime contractor across all recent awards (100% of the portfolio). The company operates under parent Bristol Industries LLC and maintains three named joint-venture subsidiaries (Bristol-Bb&E JV LLC, Bristol-Bgi JV LLC, and Bids-Bb&E JV LLC), all carrying the same Alaska Native ownership and 8(a) certifications. Bristol competes predominantly under 8(a) sole source and competitive 8(a) set-asides; the majority of its portfolio sits on single-award IDIQ vehicles reserved for 8(a) participants.

Bristol's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in Navy facilities engineering. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 67 of 78 awards (86% of the portfolio) and $244.3 million of the combined $276 million potential value—substantially anchoring both volume and dollars. The remaining customer agencies bring marginal volume: U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) placed three awards worth $22.7 million, the Army Corps of Engineers (including ENDIST Alaska) placed six awards worth $8.5 million combined, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration placed one $367 thousand award. This concentration reflects Bristol's specialization in Navy and Marine Corps facility support rather than portfolio diversity.

Bristol holds three major NAVFAC IDIQ vehicles dominating its work pipeline. An $80 million 8(a) sole source IDV awarded in September 2025 through September 2030 funds construction surveillance engineers, construction surveillance engineering technicians, scheduler, and planner services within the NAVFAC Southeast Area of Responsibility; as of mid-September 2025, it had generated 12 delivery orders worth roughly $52 million for work at Naval Base Pensacola, Naval Station Mayport, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Naval Base Jacksonville, Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Barksdale Air Force Base, and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, with individual orders ranging from $434 thousand to $7.6 million and completion dates through March 2031. A $65 million 8(a) sole source IDV awarded April 2022 through April 2027 procures construction management and administrative support across the continental U.S. and Alaska; recent task orders include a $2.5 million delivery order for construction services renewal at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (March 2026, completion March 2027) and a $3.92 million modification for construction management and administrative support at Portsmouth (April 2025, completion April 2026). A $20 million single-award IDV awarded September 2022 through September 2025 funds construction surveillance engineers, construction surveillance equipment technicians, schedulers, and facility planners; this vehicle is now in or near completion status. Across all three vehicles, 33 task orders carry $15.5 million, 20 carry $27.8 million, and 14 carry $58.7 million in combined potential value.

Bristol's award activity shows growth through 2023, contraction in 2024, and recovery in 2025. The company received 24 awards in both 2022 and 2023, dropped to five in 2024, and rebounded to 19 in 2025 before the 2026 year closed with three awards. Five awards with combined potential value of $10.6 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure primarily on the aging $20 million IDV approaching final closeout and scattered task orders under the larger vehicles that will need renewal or extension.

Secondary work includes construction-related services for the Army Corps of Engineers. Bristol was awarded a $1.3 million 8(a) sole source definitive contract for fall protection improvements at Chena Dam in North Pole, Alaska (August 2021, completion October 2022); a $2 million 8(a) sole source definitive contract for galvanization coating repair to girders in Nome, Alaska (April 2022, completion October 2022); a $3.656 million 8(a) sole source definitive contract for steel protective coating repair in Nome (October 2023, completion October 2025); and a $280 thousand total-small-business purchase order for equipment mechanic services at the Chena River Lakes Flood Control Project in North Pole (April 2022, with extensions running through October 2025). These awards span infrastructure maintenance, equipment repair, and facility support at Alaska District installations. Bristol also received a $367 thousand 8(a) sole source purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for FCDAS road repair design in Anchorage (September 2022, completion November 2023).

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, Bristol invoiced $591 thousand in FY2023 (1.8 FTEs) and $778 thousand in FY2024 (4.6 FTEs), placing median government-paid rates around $142/hr with a range from roughly $135/hr to $150/hr for senior labor. SCI coverage is limited to contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes goods, products, and classified work; the $1.4 million invoiced across FY2023–FY2024 represents a narrow slice of Bristol's federal activity and does not reflect the full scale of its IDIQ-based delivery-order portfolio. Bristol operates as a prime on all tracked awards with minimal subcontractor engagement (1% of sub-hours share on SCI records), indicating a build-it-yourself delivery model rather than a pass-through structure.

Bristol's capability footprint centers on the concrete delivery of on-site construction oversight and facility administration. The company supplies construction surveillance engineers and construction surveillance equipment technicians who provide real-time inspection, documentation, and quality assurance during construction and renovation activities at naval installations; scheduler and planner personnel who manage timelines and coordinate construction sequencing; facility planners and administrative assistants who handle program coordination and documentation; and construction managers who oversee project execution and contractor performance. These roles address NAVFAC's need for dedicated federal personnel to manage construction quality, schedule compliance, and technical adherence across dispersed Navy and Marine Corps facilities, particularly in the Southeast region where Bristol's primary $80 million vehicle concentrates work. The company's secondary work—coating repairs, equipment mechanics, road design—demonstrates ancillary capability in specialized infrastructure maintenance and design, most prevalent in Alaska where Bristol maintains a physical presence and native-corporation status carries weight with federal buyers.

Bristol Infrastructure Design Services (BIDS) provides civil and structural engineering, construction, construction management, and permitting and planning services. BIDS has the resources and experience to complete complex, multi-faceted projects, from logistically challenging rural sanitation and roadway design projects for Alaska Native organizations to comprehensive site design for military and private clientele nationwide.