Chenega Base & Logistics Services LLC

Chenega Base & Logistics Services LLC, a division of The Chenega Corporation, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, provides base operations, facilities maintenance, and logistics support services across military installations as a 100% prime contractor. Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, with primary operations in Alaska and across the continental United States, Chenega competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides (8(a) Sole Source and Competitive 8(a)) and total small business designations, with recent awards reaching $956.1 million in combined potential value.

Chenega's capability portfolio centers on installation management, preventive and corrective maintenance, facilities support, and logistics coordination. Work spans NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services), which accounts for 36 of 52 recent awards, and includes snow and ice removal, HVAC and infrastructure maintenance, grounds maintenance, wastewater management, pest management, supply chain operations, and mission support staffing. Representative prime awards include a $249 million EAGLE Logistics Support Services Basic Ordering Agreement with Army Sustainment Command (December 2023), a $112.3 million single-award IDV for base operations support at Fort Wainwright, Alaska with the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region (July 2024), a $51.3 million delivery order for maintenance, supply, and transportation at Fort Novosel, Alabama with Security Assistance Command (December 2024 under the BOA), a $36.2 million single-award IDV for preventive maintenance at Fort Cavazos, Texas under competitive 8(a) (December 2025), and a $13.4 million definitive contract for base realignment and closure caretaker operations at Pueblo Chemical Depot with the Office of the Secretary of Defense (April 2026).

Customer concentration is extreme and narrowly focused. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region accounts for 20 awards and $506.8 million (53% of combined potential value), driven almost entirely by the $112.3 million Fort Wainwright base operations IDIQ and related delivery orders. The Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command anchors an additional $249 million through the EAGLE Logistics BOA. Together, these two Army commands represent $755.8 million, or 79% of Chenega's recent potential value across 21 awards. The Department of the Army Forces Command places 9 awards ($26 million), the Army Materiel Command Security Assistance Command 1 award ($51.3 million), and the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region 2 awards ($42.6 million). Outside the Army, the Air National Guard has issued 3 awards ($2.5 million) and GSA Federal Acquisition Service 2 awards (both OASIS+ vehicle placements with no reported task order activity yet). This concentration—92% of all potential value flows from five Army commands—reflects Chenega's strategic positioning as an incumbent base-operations provider, particularly in Alaska and at Fort Cavazos.

Chenega holds multiple parent vehicles positioned to sustain this concentration. The $112.3 million Fort Wainwright IDIQ (W912CN24D0009) carries 5 task orders ($45.7 million combined potential value) through February 2030. The $249 million EAGLE Logistics BOA (W519TC24G0007) with Army Sustainment Command has issued 1 tracked task order ($51.3 million to Fort Novosel, representing the Fort Novosel re-compete noted in the December 2024 award). The $68.6 million base operations IDIQ (W9124823D2004) at Fort Wainwright issued 10 task orders ($6.8 million combined potential value) before expiring February 2025. The $110 million base operations IDIQ (W912CN23D0015) at Fort Wainwright issued 5 task orders ($14.6 million combined potential value) and expired February 2024. A newer $36.2 million Fort Cavazos preventive maintenance IDIQ (awarded December 2025 under competitive 8(a)) spans five years with four one-year option periods. Chenega also holds seats on the OASIS+ 8(a) (awarded April 2025, multiple award, $999.999 billion placeholder ceiling, competitive 8(a)) and OASIS+ Total Small Business (awarded December 2024, multiple award, $999.999 billion placeholder ceiling, total small business) vehicles via GSA, though no task order activity is tracked in the source.

Activity trajectory shows deceleration. Awards per year: 15 in 2023, 20 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 8 in 2026 (through mid-September). The recompete cliff is substantial: eight awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $84.7 million in combined potential value. These include the Fort Cavazos preventive maintenance IDIQ ($36.2 million, ultimate completion December 2030 but five-year structure means base-period-through-year-one funding at risk), the Fort Novosel re-compete ($51.3 million, completion December 2026), and smaller orders at Fort Hood, Fort Campbell, and locations in Alaska and Colorado completing through December 2026. The expiration of the $68.6 million Fort Wainwright IDIQ (February 2025) and the older $110 million Fort Wainwright IDIQ (February 2024) signal that Chenega has been consolidating its Alaska footprint under the newer $112.3 million IDIQ awarded July 2024—a typical pattern when an incumbent renews its contract vehicle but task order volume does not immediately reflect the full transition.

Chenega operates through The Chenega Corporation, its Alaskan Native Corporation parent, and maintains a subsidiary, Chenega-JLL LLC (also Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, SBA certified, and designated as a small business joint venture), which is not separately tracked in this award summary but may indicate a joint venture or sub-tier partnership, most likely with Jones Lang LaSalle or a similar facilities-management firm. The parent entity carries the same minority-ownership and 8(a) designations and holds separate federal contract authority.

Obligated dollars tell a different story from potential value: only $149.1 million (16% of combined potential value) has been obligated across all 52 awards, indicating that most awards are IDVCs and BOAs with task-order-based funding or awards with multi-year option periods not yet exercised. This structure is typical for base operations — the government establishes ceiling authority and issues orders as mission needs and budget cycles permit — and reflects Chenega's role as a long-term, on-call provider rather than a transaction-based vendor.

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