Chugach Dynamic Solutions LLC

Chugach Dynamic Solutions LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned SBA 8(a) certified small business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, delivers systems integration, audiovisual engineering, C5I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, and Intelligence) systems support, and technical logistics services to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor across a $5.64 billion combined potential value award portfolio. Chugach operates entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards); the firm is tribally owned, minority-owned, and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, with 8(a) certification through October 28, 2030.

Chugach's customer concentration anchors to Navy and Coast Guard programs. The top five agencies account for 74% of award count and 98% of combined potential value, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (11 awards, $4.01 billion combined potential value) and the Marine Corps (5 awards, $821.3 million). The Coast Guard (19 awards, $301.1 million) represents the highest award count, while Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (11 awards, $373 million) rounds out the Navy/defense core. A smaller civilian footprint includes the Air Force, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Office of the Assistant Administrator, and the Missile Defense Agency. The divergence between award count and potential value reflects Navy domination of large IDIQs and definitive contracts, while Coast Guard issues frequent smaller task orders under the competitive 8(a) Installation and Logistics Management Services - 2nd Generation (ILMS II) vehicle.

Chugach's capability portfolio spans several concrete domains grounded in recent work. On the audiovisual engineering and command-and-control systems side, the firm holds a $73 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for audiovisual engineering and installation services supporting command and control facilities, with a $32.19 million Air Force delivery order (July 2024) for Colorado Springs C2F support and a $2.5 million Air Force purchase order (August 2025) for Pennsylvania video studio build-out. Across Naval Information Warfare Systems Command more broadly, Chugach holds an $89.8 million C4I readiness emergent support services single-award IDC and a $60.3 million delivery order for maintenance, repair, and modernization services with worldwide performance. On the Coast Guard side, Chugach competes under the $233.3 million ILMS II competitive 8(a) multiple-award contract for shipboard and land-based C5I systems installation and logistics, recently taking a $21.3 million delivery order (June 2025) for Vessel Traffic Service and Sector Command Centers maintenance and a $10.9 million order (March 2026) for Command & Control Afloat Integration support. Naval Sea Systems Command awards reflect systems integration and infrastructure work: a $9.995 million Air Force Space Command definitive contract (February 2025) for seismic station mission support, and multiple smaller cost-plus-fixed-fee orders for Advanced Automated Direction Finding System and Blue Force Tracker installation support, materials procurement, and AADS/BFT infrastructure. Chugach also holds a $4 billion SeaPort Next Generation (SEAPORT-NXG) multiple-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded January 2025) for facilities support, systems integration, and technical logistics services, and carries several civilian-agency definitive contracts including a $35.5 million Bureau of Information Resource Management vehicle (June 2024) for technical and program oversight services and a $10.02 million Defense Human Resources Activity contract (June 2025) for multimedia support services to the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute.

Chugach's parent vehicle position spans four major GWACs and IDIQs dominating its task-order base. The OASIS+ 8(a) competitive multiple-award MAC (GSA, $999.9 billion ceiling through April 2030) carries recent ordering activity including an $8.6 million Coast Guard delivery order (July 2026) for Fast Response Cutter Project resident office support. The OASIS+ Total Small Business multiple-award contract (GSA, $999.9 billion ceiling through December 2029) represents a second GSA vehicle. The Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDQ (Missile Defense Agency, multi-billion-dollar ceiling through December 2035) was awarded to Chugach on December 29, 2025, with an initial $500 delivery order. The Federal Supply Schedule (GSA, awarded August 2024) carries 47 specialized labor categories spanning engineering, systems integration, IT project management, network engineering, and cybersecurity roles, with hourly rates from $39.90 to $193.78 and education requirements from high school through bachelor's degree; no security-cleared positions are offered. Within Navy IDCs, the firm's largest vehicles are the $89.8 million NAVWAR C4I readiness contract and the $73 million audiovisual engineering indefinite delivery contract. The Coast Guard's $233.3 million ILMS II represents a competitive 8(a) multiple-award platform with six delivery orders issued since June 2024.

Activity has accelerated sharply — one award in 2022 to 31 in 2025 — with 17 awards (combined potential value $155 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next 24 months, creating recompete exposure across Coast Guard, Navy, and Air Force accounts. Seventeen of these awards will complete between October 2026 and September 2027. SCI-reported invoicing shows federal services labor grew from $1.9 million across 9.3 FTEs in FY2023 to $18.1 million across 58 FTEs in FY2025, indicating rapidly scaling delivery teams. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates run around $83.10 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $59.67/hr and the 90th percentile at $93/hr, grounded in engineering and technical support labor. Subcontracting on SCI-reportable prime contracts averaged 11% of total contractor hours across seven named subcontractors, indicating Chugach primarily builds its own delivery teams with selective sub engagement for specialized tasks. Named subcontractors on recent awards include Thor Solutions LLC (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business) and The Kenific Group LLC (operating as Pantheon Data) supporting the $8.6 million Fast Response Cutter Project work, Maricore LLC and Integrated Video Solutions LLC on Naval Information Warfare Systems Command waveguide and multi-function copier installation, and Sedulous Consulting Services, LLC (8(a) minority-owned SDVOSB) on Marine Corps Foreign Military Sales Division support.

Chugach's recent award mix splits between 8(a) sole-source set-asides and full-and-open or competitive awards. Of recent definitive contracts and major IDIQs, approximately 60% carry 8(a) sole-source designations (NAVWAR C4I readiness, audiovisual engineering, NDEMU classroom support, SCAMPI systems support, Office of the Secretary of Defense technical research, Defense Human Resources Activity multimedia support, and numerous Coast Guard delivery orders under dedicated vehicles), while the remaining 40% compete under competitive 8(a), full-and-open, or total small business set-asides (ILMS II competitive 8(a), OASIS+ 8(a) competitive, OASIS+ total small business, SHIELD full-and-open, Marine Corps infrastructure MAC total small business, and SEAPORT-NXG no set-aside). This posture reflects Chugach's dual capability to win both incumbent sole-source recompetes and compete for open-market opportunities under multiple GWACs and smaller single-award vehicles.

NAICS concentration skews toward engineering services (33 awards) and ship building and repairing (10 awards), with smaller representation in computer systems design (5 awards) and professional scientific and technical services (5 awards). Primary PSC codes are installation of electrical and electronic equipment components (15 awards), professional engineering/technical support (12 awards), ship maintenance and repair (7 awards), and program management support (4 awards), reflecting the vendor's core competencies in systems installation, technical engineering, and logistics support across Navy and Coast Guard platforms.

Chugach Dynamic Solutions is a subsidiary of Chugach Government Solutions, LLC, the Alaskan Native Corporation parent entity that also holds federal contract awards directly. The parent-subsidiary structure positions the group to bid and perform work through multiple legal entities while maintaining unified SBA 8(a) and Alaska Native Corporation designations.

The capabilities of CDS include extensive experience in the areas of customer support,

application development, network implementation, and systems support. CDS is experienced in command center design, video teleconference and meeting support, communication support, asset management, and information assurance. CDS's ability to manage change, preserve stability and maintain technical expertise in the workforce is a demonstrated success. From creative solutions, network engineering, and turnkey system design and integration, configuration management on aircraft

carriers and software development for NASA, to help desk support on military bases and data management and analysis for training centers, CDS is an experienced purveyor of successful IT and technical solutions. CDS is designed to serve federal customers for any of their IT or Cyber needs.

Turnover is minimized through careful initial selection of personnel and subsequent attention to their professional welfare.