Chenega Tri-Services, LLC

Chenega Tri-Services, LLC, a subsidiary of The Chenega Corporation (an Alaskan Native Corporation), operates as a prime contractor across defense and civilian federal agencies, delivering facilities maintenance and repair, custodial operations, medical support services, and administrative services—primarily under 8(a) set-aside vehicles and unrestricted full-and-open competition. The San Antonio-based company is certified as an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business eligible for 8(a) sole-source and competitive awards.

Chenega Tri-Services' customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Defense, which anchors 80% of recent awards by count. The Army National Guard Readiness Center leads by volume (26 awards, $26.8 million combined potential value), followed by the Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary (21 awards, $524.3 million combined potential value) for military entrance processing and fee-basis provider services. The Air Force Air Combat Command (4 awards, $74.6 million, including a $25.7 million competitive 8(a) custodial services delivery order at Joint Base Langley-Eustis through October 2030), the FDA (9 awards, $72.5 million for campus transportation and parking services), and the Defense Health Agency (5 awards, $20 million for medical records support and administrative services in Japan) comprise the remainder of the active customer set. A single GSA Federal Acquisition Service award carries a $30 billion potential value, which functions as a vehicle ceiling rather than a binding commitment; the contract structure and scope are not specified in the source.

Recent work spans multiple concrete capability areas. At the Army National Guard Readiness Center, Chenega Tri-Services executes a $14.5 million facilities maintenance IDIQ (set-aside 8(a), through September 2023) from which 29 task orders have issued for HVAC repairs, electrical work, door and lock replacements, waterproofing, roof repair, and equipment replacement. For military entrance processing, the vendor holds a $45 million single-award IDIQ with the Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary (awarded April 2025, ultimate completion April 2026) for fee-basis provider (physician) services at 65 Military Entrance Processing Stations and one Remote Processing Station in North Chicago, Illinois; three delivery orders totaling approximately $36.9 million have been issued under this vehicle as of December 2025. The Defense Health Agency awarded a $9.99 million single-award 8(a) sole-source IDIQ (through November 2024) for medically related administrative services in Japan, from which three task orders totaling $9.1 million have issued for medical records support, referral management, and fleet dental clinic administration. The FDA custodial services delivery order at ICE's Honolulu Institutional Removal Program facility ($3.98 million, 8(a) sole source, through January 2027) demonstrates Chenega Tri-Services' footprint in facilities operations across civilian agencies.

Activity has declined markedly. The vendor received 14 prime awards in 2021, 19 in 2022, 11 in 2023, and only 5 in both 2024 and 2025—a 71% drop from the 2022 peak. Only two awards (combined potential value $6.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's top parent vehicles are the Army National Guard's Indefinite Delivery Contract W9133L21D2001 (29 task orders, $13 million combined potential value), the Army Office of the Secretary's W81K0419D0001 (12 task orders, $183.7 million), GSA BMO Zone 1 (5 task orders, $101.7 million), and two additional Army indefinite delivery vehicles. Across these vehicles, Chenega Tri-Services competes predominantly full-and-open; 8(a) set-aside designations appear on select sole-source awards and a small number of competitive set-aside task orders, particularly the Langley-Eustis custodial contract.

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024 shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $20.9 million across 19 prime records (facilities support, medical services, and transportation work above the $150,000 reporting threshold). The vendor delivered approximately 39.6 FTEs in FY2022, 41.8 in FY2023, and 38.8 in FY2024 on federal service contracts—a flat-to-declining FTE trajectory. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts ran a median of $82.07/hr, ranging from a 10th percentile of $37.19/hr to a 90th percentile of $190.85/hr, reflecting a mix of facilities labor and professional medical staffing. Across prime SCI contracts, subcontractors accounted for approximately 1% of total hours; Chenega Tri-Services reported two named subs (Action Facilities Management and United Facility Services), indicating the vendor builds most delivery internally rather than through heavy subcontracting. The vendor's award data shows 100% prime positioning—no sub awards appear in the source, which aligns with the SCI sub-engagement signal that subcontracting is minimal.

Chenega Tri-Services' awards cluster heavily in facilities support services (39 awards) and physician evaluation and screening (21 awards), with secondary concentrations in transportation, remediation, and temporary help services. The $30 billion GSA Federal Acquisition Service ceiling represents a vehicle seat that has not generated visible task order activity in the source data, suggesting either early-stage positioning or a vehicle held for contingency rather than active pursuit. The combination of declining annual award volume, minimal recompete cliff exposure, and flat federal service workforce scale signals either market contraction relative to the 2021–2022 peak or a shift in the parent Chenega Corporation's strategic focus toward other subsidiaries or business lines.

Chenega Tri-Services, LLC (CTS) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Chenega Corporation, an Alaskan Native Corporation (ANC). CTS specializes in Environmental Cosulting Services, Healthcare and Research Support, and Facilities Logistic Services. CTS provides outstanding customer support in a highly responsive manner by leveraging a small company's flexibility with a large company's resources to make decisions and accomplish our customer's programmatic goals.