Eagle Eye Electric LLC

Colorado Springs, CO Doing business as Eagle Eye, LLC Part of Bsnc Government Services, LLC

UEI
R56NENB4EKR5
CAGE
82QY2
Primary NAICS
238210 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SAM.gov registration
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • For Profit Organization
  • Minority Owned Business
  • Native American Owned
  • Indian Economic Enterprise
  • Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business
  • Alaskan Native Corporation Owned Firm
Entity structure
Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
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SAM.gov registration date
Physical address
5540 Tech Center Dr #200, Colorado Springs, CO 80919, USA

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Recent federal awards

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's 5 most recent federal contract and grant awards, newest first. Amounts are dollars obligated.
Award Agency Obligated Awarded
Project name: lyon and taylor trail bridge and trail reconstruction Contract · 1240BJ26F0005 Forest Service $1,205,243
Design build indefinite delivery indefinity quantity (IDIQ) multiple award task order contract (MATOC) in support of the… Contract · W9127826FA058 ENDIST Mobile $5,000
FY18 wargaming and advanced research laboratory (wars), kirtland air force base, bernalillo county, new mexico Contract · W912PP20C0021 ENDIST Albuquerque $5,902,130
Engineering infrastructure repair (EIR) project: renovate and repair buildings 4543, 4548, 4510 and 4666, 2ND medical… Contract · W9127S20C6010 ENDIST Little Rock $842,185
Bldg 595 rapids laboratory addition, kirtland air force base, bernalillo county, NM Contract · W912PP19C0041 ENDIST Albuquerque $6,937,551

About Eagle Eye Electric LLC

Eagle Eye Electric LLC, doing business as Eagle Eye LLC, is an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small business subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, that delivers design-build construction and electrical services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) under Total Small Business set-asides on multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicles. The vendor holds qualifying status as an Alaskan Native Corporation, certified small disadvantaged business, Indian Economic Enterprise, and minority-owned firm.

Eagle Eye's capability footprint centers on construction, renovation, repair, and facility improvement for federal real estate — specifically design-build services addressing deferred maintenance, pipeline replacement, bridge and trail reconstruction, and healthcare facility modernization across the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, and federal installations. Recent representative prime work includes a $1.13 million Firm Fixed Price delivery order from the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service (awarded April 2026) for the Lyon and Taylor Trail Bridge and Trail Reconstruction project in Anchorage, Alaska, under the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC; a $99 million design-build multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Health Agency (awarded January 2026, through January 2031) for facility improvements, maintenance, and infrastructure projects in the Northern Region; and a $250 million MATOC awarded by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service (awarded March 2023, through April 2028) for alteration, repair, and construction services across the continental United States and Hawaii. Eagle Eye also holds a $250 million Great American Outdoors Act MATOC awarded January 2022 (through December 2026) for similar scope across DOI Fish and Wildlife and U.S. Forest Service portfolios.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to infrastructure and healthcare agencies. The top five customers by potential value account for 99% of combined potential value, dominated by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service ($250 million from one award and an additional $250 million from a second vehicle), the Defense Health Agency ($99 million from two awards), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (two awards totaling $31.6 million from Huntsville and three awards totaling $13.4 million from Albuquerque), and the Department of the Air Force (two awards, $2.8 million). By award count, the top customers are the Army Corps of Engineers offices and Defense Health Agency, reflecting the broader portfolio's split between high-ceiling indefinite delivery vehicles and lower-value task order execution.

Eagle Eye's primary vehicle position sits on two Great American Outdoors Act MATOCs (both $250 million ceilings under Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service), with one task order placed under each; the Defense Health Agency's design-build MATOC (99 million-dollar ceiling, one minimum-guarantee task order valued at $5 thousand); and the Air Force Medical Service MATOC for Medical Healthcare Facilities. Award activity shows concentration in 2019 (six awards), then sparse years (two awards in 2020, one in 2022, two in 2023), followed by three awards in 2026. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $35.7 million against $649.3 million in combined potential value, reflecting the early-stage execution posture of recently awarded indefinite delivery vehicles. One award (the Lyon and Taylor Trail project, $1.1 million) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating a recompete window for that MATOC task order slot.

Eagle Eye operates as a subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation (BSNC), which carries equivalent ownership and SBA designations and is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska. The vendor subcontracts minimally — one sub-award recorded (October 2023) as part of the Kroeschell–Eagle Eye Joint Venture LLC, performing hot-water main piping replacement, demolition, and site restoration work. Service Contract Inventory reports only two records in FY2022 in Eagle Eye's named-subcontractor role, spanning 35.5 FTEs on service contracts; SCI coverage is sparse and captures only work above the $150 thousand reporting threshold, excluding products and micro-purchases that characterize construction contracting. Eagle Eye's federal footprint is construction-forward (10 awards in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction NAICS, 4 in Electrical Contractors), with recent scope concentration in healthcare facilities and outdoor recreation infrastructure.

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SBA capabilities narrative

Combining versatility and experience, Eagle Eye, LLC, provides a full slate of construction, renovation, electrical services and environmental solutions to meet the needs of government and private-sector customers.

Quick answers

What is Eagle Eye Electric LLC's UEI?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's Unique Entity ID (UEI) in SAM.gov is R56NENB4EKR5.

What is Eagle Eye Electric LLC's CAGE code?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's CAGE code is 82QY2.

What is Eagle Eye Electric LLC's primary NAICS code?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's primary NAICS code is 238210 (Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors).

Where is Eagle Eye Electric LLC located?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's physical address in SAM.gov is 5540 Tech Center Dr #200, Colorado Springs, CO 80919, USA.

Is Eagle Eye Electric LLC registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. Eagle Eye Electric LLC's SAM.gov registration is active through August 28, 2027.

Who is Eagle Eye Electric LLC's parent company?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC is part of Bsnc Government Services, LLC.

Which contract vehicles does Eagle Eye Electric LLC hold?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC holds a place on 2 federal contract vehicles, including Great American Outdoor Design Bid Build Construction MATOC and Great American Outdoors Act MATOC.

What is Eagle Eye Electric LLC's most recent federal award?

Eagle Eye Electric LLC's most recent federal contract award is Project name: lyon and taylor trail bridge and trail reconstruction (1240BJ26F0005), from Forest Service, on April 15, 2026.

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