Doyon Management Services, LLC

Doyon Management Services, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business with SBA 8(a) certification, delivers federal construction, facilities maintenance, infrastructure development, and engineering services as a prime contractor across defense and civilian agencies. The firm is a child company of Doyon Government Contracting, Inc., itself a subsidiary structure within the Doyon, Limited family—a major Alaska Native regional corporation.

Doyon Management Services operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under set-asides. Activity spans small-business set-asides (Total Small Business, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise), 8(a) designations (Competitive 8(a) and 8(a) Sole Source), and full-and-open competitions. The company's capability footprint centers on building construction, renovation, alteration, demolition, and repair—both Design-Build and Design-Bid-Build delivery—with supporting mechanical, electrical, HVAC, and structural systems work. Representative concrete work includes a $38.9 million total-small-business definitive contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for repair and renovation of Building 09175 (unaccompanied housing barracks) at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington (awarded September 2021, completion June 2026); a $14.6 million repair and construction contract with the Agricultural Research Service for screenhouse replacement and greenhouse renovation at the National Clonal Germplasm Repository in Corvallis, Oregon (awarded January 2023); and a $9.1 million Federal Highway Administration definitive contract for Tanana River recreation access improvements in Fairbanks, Alaska (awarded March 2023, completed October 2024).

Customer concentration is pronounced and geographically dispersed across both volume and dollars. The top five funding entities by award count—Navy Installations Command (35 awards, $61.1 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (22 awards, $786.4 million), Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District (19 awards, $38.6 million), Coast Guard (18 awards, $552.6 million), and Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District (15 awards, $257.3 million)—represent 53% of all awards. By potential value, the ranking shifts dramatically: the Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office anchors $2.01 billion (6 awards) across a single large vehicle, Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries $786.4 million (22 awards), Coast Guard holds $552.6 million (18 awards), Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 commands $500 million (2 awards), and Army Corps Seattle carries $257.3 million (15 awards)—collectively 82% of combined potential value. This divergence signals a portfolio where award count concentrates in smaller operational task orders against Navy and Army regional contractors, while potential-value exposure sits in fewer, much larger parent IDIQs with Interior and other civilian agencies.

Doyon Management Services holds or participates in multiple large indefinite-delivery vehicles. The NAVFAC Northwest 8(a) Small Business MACC Regional Contract ($510 million ceiling, Competitive 8(a), through July 2026) has generated 17 task orders totaling $49.7 million, predominantly for roof replacement, HVAC system upgrades, and infrastructure modernization at Naval Base Kitsap locations (Bremerton, Silverdale, Bangor, Washington). The Coast Guard RMACC Bridge Contract ($190 million ceiling, Total Small Business, through July 2028) has issued 18 delivery orders; recent high-value awards include a $19.75 million order for major repair and renovation of Building N1 at Coast Guard Base Kodiak (October 2024, completion July 2026) and a $9.34 million wharf demolition and environmental remediation contract at Base Kodiak (December 2023, completion August 2026). The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC ($250 million ceiling, Total Small Business, through April 2028) with the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service funds design-build and alteration/repair work across continental U.S., Hawaii, and territories—recent delivery orders include a $1.9 million cubicle remodel at the Bureau of Reclamation's Provo Area Office (September 2024) and a $412,477 order for fish ladder grates and cables at Makah National Fish Hatchery (August 2025). The Hill AFB Multiple Award Construction Contract IV ($385 million ceiling, Total Small Business, through March 2027) with the Air Force funds sustainment and maintenance at Hill Air Force Base and Utah Air National Guard facilities. The Department of Interior Construction Multiple Award Contract 2023-2028 ($1.5 billion ceiling, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, through May 2028) carries a $10,000 guaranteed minimum award and a $874,324 delivery order for BLM Lakeview District office recreational repairs in Klamath Falls, Oregon (July 2025, completion July 2026). Additional vehicles include the NAVFAC Waterfront Construction Projects IDIQ ($249 million ceiling, Total Small Business, through September 2029), awarded September 2024; a $4.5 million 8(a) Sole Source single-award NAVFAC IDIQ (September 2024, through September 2029); and the Access Control Point Design Build II contract ($95 million ceiling, Competitive 8(a), through August 2026) with Defense Department Engineering Support Center Huntsville for design-build access-control infrastructure across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, and outlying areas.

Activity has grown substantially in recent years—6 awards in 2022 to 25 in 2024—though 2025 and early 2026 show moderation at 12 and 5 awards respectively. Recompete exposure is material: 17 awards (combined potential value $62 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating immediate recompete risk and opportunity.

Service Contract Inventory data shows SCI-reportable federal service invoicing of $67.7 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $28.1 million across 9.4 FTEs; FY2023: $29.6 million across 12.2 FTEs; FY2024: $10 million across 6.4 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $43.35/hour to a median of $960.54/hour to a 90th percentile of $2,753.06/hour, reflecting a broad service mix from field labor to senior engineering and management roles. The company self-performs all SCI-reported work with zero subcontractor labor share, indicating a build-your-own-team delivery model on service contracts.

The vendor's footprint reflects a construction-services prime positioned for ongoing federal infrastructure and facilities work across military installations (Navy, Coast Guard, Army), civilian agencies (Interior, Forest Service, Indian Health Service, Agricultural Research Service), and regional multi-agency task order vehicles in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Doyon Management Services provides Design-Build and General Construction Services on demolition, new construction, renovations, repairs, and civil projects at government-owned facilities and military installations. We work with government clients to meet agency goals and deliver high quality construction projects in the safest manner possible.