Cyberstar LLC

Cyberstar LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned 8(a) certified small business, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT infrastructure, software development, cybersecurity support, and program management services to federal civilian and defense agencies, with 100% of recent awards held as prime contracts. The company is a subsidiary of The Chenega Corporation, an Alaskan Native Corporation headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and maintains its operational base in Lorton, Virginia. Cyberstar competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and set-aside designations, with Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-asides anchoring its largest current vehicle.

Customer concentration is stark and skewed toward interior and energy portfolios. The top customer by potential value—the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs—accounts for three awards with $548.1 million in combined potential value, nearly 71% of Cyberstar's total award footprint. The Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration contributes three awards worth $44.3 million, the U.S. Marine Corps two awards totaling $28.1 million, the Department of the Army one award of $121.4 million, and the Air Force one award of $23.7 million. Together, these five agencies represent all documented potential value. The $548.1 million interior concentration reflects two vehicles: a $500 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract for Information Technology Support Services to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (awarded September 20, 2024, running through August 31, 2034, under an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside) and supporting delivery orders against it, including a $36.6 million Time and Materials order for Core Technical Operations support to the Bureau of Indian Education (April 27, 2026, completing April 26, 2031) and a $1.1 million firm fixed-price delivery order to the National Park Service for strategic project management at Park Facility Management (September 23, 2025, completing September 25, 2026).

Beyond the interior megavehicle, Cyberstar holds a $25 million 8(a) sole-source Indefinite Delivery Contract with DOE NNSA for low-code software solutions design, development, and implementation (awarded October 1, 2022, expiring September 30, 2024), against which two firm fixed-price delivery orders totaling $19.3 million were placed in September 2022. At the Marine Corps, Cyberstar won a $17.4 million firm fixed-price definitive contract under 8(a) sole source for Product Data Management Defense Enterprise & Infrastructure IT Support Services (September 11, 2024, completing July 10, 2026, with option period two exercised and fully funded). The Army awarded a $121.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee program management support contract for the Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army program under 8(a) sole source (October 22, 2023, completing September 20, 2027); FY2024 invoicing on this contract reached $10.7 million across 40.3 FTEs at a blended rate of $128.13 per hour, with approximately 51 percent of contractor hours subcontracted. The Air Force Air Education and Training Command awarded Cyberstar a $23.7 million firm fixed-price definitive contract for a turnkey software development environment solution to the 90th Cyberspace Operations Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland (September 29, 2021, completing February 28, 2027, under 8(a) sole source). Cyberstar also holds a $1 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract under the Multiple Award Schedule (awarded May 6, 2024, expiring May 5, 2029), offering IT and management consulting labor categories including Appian Application Developer, IT Business Analyst, IT Project Manager, and IT Systems Engineer at hourly rates from $68 to over $250.

Activity trajectory shows contraction year over year. Cyberstar recorded four awards in 2022, two in 2023, three in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across all thirteen prime awards totals $768.5 million, with $117.3 million obligated (15% execution rate), reflecting the front-loaded ceiling of the $500 million interior IDIQ and its two task orders. Four awards carrying combined potential value of $157.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure: the GSA Schedule (May 2029 expiration notwithstanding, not within the cliff), the DOE NNSA IDIQ (September 30, 2024—already expired in source time), the Marine Corps Product Data Management contract (July 10, 2026), and the Army IPPS-A program management contract (September 20, 2027).

SCI-reported invoiced revenue demonstrates labor-intensive delivery scaled across FY2022–FY2024. Cyberstar invoiced $36.8 million in SCI-reportable federal services contracts during this period: $1.6 million in FY2022 across 4.8 FTEs (contract-level average), $14.9 million in FY2023 across 17.6 FTEs, and $20.3 million in FY2024 across 38.8 FTEs. The FTE trajectory—4.8 to 38.8 FTEs—indicates rapid scaling of direct-delivery capacity, though SCI captures only contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes classified work and non-federal revenue. Government-paid hourly rates for SCI prime labor ranged from a 10th percentile of $80.47 per hour through a median of $136.14 per hour to a 90th percentile of $258.19 per hour, reflecting a mixed portfolio of junior technical staff, program managers, and senior subject-matter experts. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 39 percent of total contractor hours, with seventeen named subcontractors supporting delivery—a moderate sub-reliance posture indicating Cyberstar builds some delivery capacity in-house but relies on partner firms for specialized or surge capacity. No subcontract awards appear in the recent prime footprint; all documented sub activity is routed through SCI invoicing on parent prime contracts, chiefly the Army IPPS-A engagement.

Top NAICS categories center on technology services: Other Computer Related Services (4 awards), All Other Business Support Services (3 awards), and Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (2 awards). Top PSCs align with IT delivery: IT and Telecom Business Application/Application Development Support Services Labor (4 awards) and IT and Telecom IT Management Support Services Labor (3 awards). The vehicle footprint is thin—the two named parent IDIQs account for four task orders totaling $57 million, with the $500 million interior contract and $25 million NNSA contract anchoring potential value but already awarded as single-award vehicles. Place of performance spans Lorton, Virginia (primary), Arlington, Virginia (Army work), Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (Army cybersecurity), San Antonio, Texas (Air Force), Washington, D.C. (NNSA), and Alaska (Interior IDIQ scope).

At Cyberstar, we offer an alternate solution to improving the quality and effectiveness of business operations. In an ever changing economy, Cyberstar helps companies and Government customers optimize their operations primarily through the provision of modern and secure Government facilities as well as SCIFs. Additionally, we read and understand our customers' market data through the synchronization of process innovation, human dynamics, analysis, and the integration of data technology capabilities to ensure functional optimization in their business.