C2 Alaska, LLC

C2 Alaska, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business and SBA-certified 8(a) Program Participant, operates as a prime contractor delivering professional services, facilities maintenance, transportation and logistics, healthcare staffing, and occupational health and safety support to federal civilian and defense agencies. The company is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas and is a subsidiary of The Chenega Corporation, an Alaskan Native Corporation parent. C2 Alaska competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides across its prime footprint, with roughly 60% of its recent awards designated as either 8(a) Sole Source or Competitive 8(a) awards.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily weighted to four agencies anchoring 94% of combined potential value. The Securities and Exchange Commission dominates both award count and dollar volume, with 40 awards carrying $776.2 million in combined potential value, nearly all flowing through the $500 million Integrated Professional Acquisition Support Services 2.0 (IPASS 2.0) single-award indefinite delivery contract awarded September 2021 and extending through August 2031. A $178.4 million delivery order issued June 2022 to the SEC's Enforcement Division, structured as Competitive 8(a), anchors the IPASS 2.0 utilization, with FY2024 invoicing reaching $19.4 million across 141 FTEs and 293,135 contractor hours at a blended government-paid rate of $66.04 per hour. The Air Force Research Laboratory ranks second by potential value, with 12 awards totaling $116.2 million, concentrated under the $90 million LASER (Laboratory Administration Support Engineering and Research) indefinite delivery contract awarded October 2023 and extending through September 2028; representative delivery orders include an $8.4 million award issued March 2024 for AFRL/EN enterprise support (8(a) Sole Source) and a $4.9 million award issued March 2024 for RQH enterprise support and research labor. The Food and Drug Administration places 13 awards valued at $108 million, primarily through a $53 million transportation and transit services indefinite delivery contract (Competitive 8(a), single award, effective through June 2030) supporting shuttle operations and parking services at the White Oak and Hillandale campuses; a $14.2 million delivery order for scheduled shuttle services was issued December 2024 (Competitive 8(a), ultimately completing July 2030). The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences operates 11 awards totaling $69.3 million, anchored by a $39 million staffing support services indefinite delivery contract (8(a) Sole Source, effective through October 2029), with representative task orders addressing general supply technician support ($1.1 million, April 2026), custodial services ($13 million, June 2022), and various clinical staffing roles.

C2 Alaska holds six active indefinite delivery vehicles across federal customers. Beyond the four major IDVs named above, the company operates a $17.5 million Social Security Administration Medical Consultant/Psychological Consultant services vehicle (8(a) Sole Source, extending through January 2026), with five task orders issued for medical reviews and disability case support; and a $4.99 million Office of Policy Management and Budget occupational safety and health support contract (8(a) Sole Source, extending through June 2027), issued June 2025, with four delivery orders placed as of July 2026 for wildland firefighter hazard assessments, respiratory protection program support, and OSH program evaluations. C2 Alaska also holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract ($1.5 million ceiling, multiple award, extending through October 2026) covering over 100 labor categories in logistics, supply chain management, facilities maintenance, and environmental remediation.

Activity has remained relatively stable year over year, ranging from 20 to 27 awards annually between 2022 and 2025, with eight awards recorded in the first half of 2026. Twenty awards carrying combined potential value of $98.9 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating material recompete exposure concentrated in the SEC's IPASS 2.0 vehicle and the AFRL LASER contract. The company obligated $245.8 million (21% of combined potential value) across all awards as of the source date, indicating a large volume of work under way but substantial remaining ceiling value.

On SCI-reportable service contracts, C2 Alaska invoiced $63.6 million across three fiscal years, with sharp growth trajectory: $7.5 million in FY2022 (54.6 FTEs), $20.7 million in FY2023 (191 FTEs), and $35.4 million in FY2024 (237 FTEs). The SCI dataset shows government-paid hourly rates running a median of $65.32 per hour, with a spectrum from the 10th percentile ($49.11/hr) through the 90th percentile ($102.41/hr), reflecting a mix of administrative, professional, and specialized labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, C2 Alaska subcontracts an average of 17% of contractor hours to 34 named subcontractors; notably, the IPASS 2.0 Enforcement Division order subcontracted 43% of its FY2024 contractor hours to two subs, indicating selective reliance on subcontractor capacity for large, high-utilization vehicles. The company self-performs the majority of its work, particularly on smaller and mid-sized contracts, and operates primarily as a prime; no sub-award exposure is recorded in the source data.

Teaming and sub relationships are selective. On the occupational health initiatives under the Office of Policy Management and Budget IDIQ, Booz Allen Hamilton serves as a significant subcontractor for wildland firefighter hazard assessment and OSH program evaluation work. On the Defense Health Agency's $11.2 million physical therapy and occupational therapy services contract awarded October 2022 (8(a) Sole Source), C2 Alaska subcontracted with Nalu Federal LLC, a Native Hawaiian organization-owned small disadvantaged business, for delivery of eleven FTEs across clinical therapy disciplines. These patterns suggest C2 Alaska structures prime-sub relationships opportunistically to access specialized labor or capacity without establishing standing teaming relationships.

The company's capability portfolio centers on administrative and professional services for federal agencies—spanning program management, IT support, legal services, acquisition support, and administrative staffing—combined with logistics, transportation operations, facilities maintenance (janitorial, custodial, parking management), and healthcare staffing (nurses, therapists, medical consultants). The NAICS concentration reflects this split: 65 awards fall under Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (541611), 13 under Parking Lots and Garages (811111), 10 under All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, and six under Environmental Consulting Services. PSC coding shows 68 awards classified as Support—Professional (R425), eight as Transportation/Travel/Relocation, and smaller counts in custodial, housekeeping, and environmental services. Work is performed nationwide with administrative hubs in San Antonio, Texas and Washington, DC, reflecting the footprint of its largest customer (SEC).

C2 Alaska provides business services, administrative, legal, and technical expertise, and a full range of ground passenger transportation support services to both government and the private sector. C2 Alaska is ISO 9000:2015-certified with a Secret Facility Clearance.