Chugach Technical Solutions LLC

Chugach Technical Solutions LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering naval communications systems installation, maritime IT infrastructure support, and defense engineering services to the Department of the Navy, Coast Guard, Army, and civilian agencies. The company is SBA 8(a) certified and headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska as a subsidiary of parent entity Chugach Government Solutions, LLC.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Navy platforms. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command leads by award count (89 awards, $635.1 million combined potential value), followed by the Coast Guard (28 awards, $409.2 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command (18 awards, $10.02 billion combined potential value). These three customers account for approximately 73% of recent awards by count but represent the dominant potential-value drivers, particularly NAVSEA's $10 billion share driven by unmanned vehicle systems and CVN-class carrier support work. GSA Federal Acquisition Service's $50 billion represents ceiling value on the POLARIS GWAC vehicle and STARS III 8(a) GWAC, not obligated work.

Chugach's capability footprint centers on naval communications modernization, integrated warfare command center installation and labor support, unmanned vehicle systems procurement and integration, and RF/video/TV-DTS shipboard systems. Representative prime work includes a $23.5 million Radio Communications Integrated Product Team support contract under Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (8(a) sole source, cost-plus-fixed-fee, through September 2027), $7.98 million CVN-class aircraft carrier systems and supplies delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (firm fixed price, Anchorage performance), a $15.8 million Radio Frequency Communications Branch engineering support order from Coast Guard (competitive 8(a), through February 2025), a $26.3 million institutional contract support delivery order from NOAA's Office of the Assistant Administrator (8(a) sole source, OASIS SB vehicle, through September 2026), and a $26.97 million USAID administrative and technical staffing support contract (8(a) sole source, definitive contract, through February 2025).

Vehicle holdings span multiple IDIQs and GWACs. Chugach holds a $124.3 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for Unmanned Vehicle Systems (through February 2034), a $295 million competitive 8(a) multiple-award CEDISS IDIQ with Coast Guard for C5ISC engineering development and integration services (through August 2028), a $990 million total-small-business IMCS IV multiple-award IDC with Army Cyber Command for infrastructure operations and maintenance (through June 2028), a $50 billion competitive 8(a) STARS III GWAC with GSA (through July 2026), a $999.999 billion POLARIS small-business GWAC with GSA (through January 2030), a $151 billion SHIELD multiple-award IDIQ with Missile Defense Agency (through December 2035), and a $28.6 million single-award 8(a) sole-source supplemental support services IDC with DOD Northeast Region (through September 2027). The first task order under SHIELD was issued December 29, 2025 at $500 for initial order services.

Task order activity has moderated after sustained growth. Awards per year peaked at 45 in 2022, declined to 35 in 2024, and registered 18 in the partial 2025 data provided (as of December 29, 2025). Sixteen awards carrying a combined potential value of $145.7 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete exposure.

SCI-reported invoicing (federal services contracts above $150,000 threshold, excluding goods and classified work) rose from $28 million in FY2022 across 90.8 FTEs to $62.1 million in FY2024 across 236 FTEs, representing growth in reportable service-contract activity and workforce scale on federal books. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts run a median of $84.71/hr, with mid-range labor priced between $61/hr (10th percentile) and $173.99/hr (90th percentile). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average of 16% of contractor hours, with 29 named subcontractors reported; Chugach typically self-performs the bulk of labor and engages subs for specialized components, fabrication, and equipment supply.

Subcontract partners include RGB Systems Inc. (Extron Electronics, supplying professional AV processing and control equipment), TST Fab & Machine LLC (service-disabled veteran-owned small business, metal fabrication and assembly), Performance Metal Fabricators Inc. (metal fabrication for display assemblies), Toner Cable Equipment Inc. (small business IT distributors for networking and recording hardware), Mil-Sat LLC (maritime satellite communications equipment), Ampro Adlink Technology Inc. (servers and memory), and Science Applications International Corporation (antenna remanufacturing). Chugach operates as a prime across the full portfolio; sub engagement is task-specific rather than structural.

Top parent vehicle detail: the single-award Navy IDC N6523621D8009 (67 task orders, $90.6 million combined potential value) and N6523619D8024 (22 task orders, $19.2 million) anchor Navy communications and labor work. STARS III yields 12 task orders at $24.5 million across Coast Guard and Air Force. Army's IMCS IV and supplemental support services vehicles (W15QKN series) total 14 task orders at $15.4 million. Work under these vehicles is task-order-driven, predominantly labor and installation support, with performance split between Anchorage, Alaska and shipboard locations (Norfolk, Charleston, Chesapeake, Bremerton).

Category concentration reflects the naval communications mission. Engineering services (primarily C5I, RF, and video systems integration) account for 123 awards; computer systems design services cover 19 awards; communications equipment manufacturing and modification cover 66 awards under PSC code D352. Facilities support and IT network labor round out the portfolio. Primary NAICS codes are 541511 (engineering services) and 238210 (electrical installation contractors).

Chugach's 8(a) status and ANC ownership dominate procurement positioning. Recent awards split between 8(a) sole source (characteristic on larger Navy and Coast Guard single-award work), competitive 8(a) (STARS III, CEDISS, IMCS IV), and full-and-open (on GWACs like POLARIS and SHIELD where the vehicle itself carries no set-aside). The company has not competed significantly outside 8(a)-reserved or 8(a)-eligible vehicles, making set-aside availability central to pipeline strategy.

CTSL is an 8(a)-Certified, Alaska Native Corporation primarily engaged in providing on-site management and operation of clients' computer systems and/or data processing facilities. Providing professional, Management & Technical Services, Systems Engineering, Studies and Analysis, Help Desk, Logistics, Administrative, Facilities Support, Computer Systems Design & Programming, IT Operations and Maintenance, Enterprise Architecture Development, and Data Center Server Management.