Endicott Construction LLC

Endicott Construction LLC, a minority-owned, woman-owned small business based in Yakutat, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor delivering facilities maintenance, infrastructure repair, and remote construction services to the U.S. Forest Service Alaska Region under total small business set-asides. The company is structured as a limited liability partnership and self-certifies as a small disadvantaged business and Asian-Pacific American owned entity. Endicott Construction competes exclusively under set-aside vehicles and holds 100% of its active awards with a single customer agency.

The company's capability portfolio centers on wastewater treatment system maintenance and repair, housing renovation, deferred-maintenance facility work, and remote cabin construction in geographically isolated locations within the Tongass National Forest. Representative work includes a $508,872 firm fixed-price contract awarded under the Great American Outdoors Act program for demolition of the Tanis Mesa cabin and construction of a new 15' x 17' single-story log cabin accessible only by helicopter, bush plane, or 45-mile overland route (completed September 2024); a $224,500 total small business set-aside BPA call for housing renovation and subfloor degradation repair at the Yakutat Ranger District within the Tongass National Forest (completed November 2025); and a $208,695 total small business set-aside BPA call for drainage, waste, and vent pipe relocation and roof repairs at the Yakutat Compound (completed September 2023).

Customer concentration is absolute. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service R10-Alaska Region accounts for all twelve awards and the complete $6 million combined potential value across Endicott Construction's prime footprint. The company holds two indefinite delivery vehicles with the Forest Service: a $36,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract for annual Yakutat wastewater treatment system maintenance and repair running through September 2027 (seven task orders, $51 thousand combined potential value), and a $5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for facilities maintenance and construction repair services across Forest Service locations in Alaska through December 2031 (two task orders, $433 thousand combined potential value). Recent awards split evenly between task orders issued against these two vehicles and deliver routine annual maintenance on the wastewater system (typically $6,600–$9,650 per task order) and larger project work on housing and facility repairs.

Awards per year have fluctuated (two in 2022, five in 2023, two in 2024, two in 2025, one in 2026), with three awards (combined potential value $19 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Only $993 thousand of the $6 million combined potential value has been obligated, indicating significant work remains under existing IDVs. Endicott Construction has no sub-award activity and does not serve as a subcontractor to other primes. The company's footprint is concentrated in NAICS sewage treatment facilities (eight awards) and commercial and institutional building construction (three awards), with corresponding PSC codes aligned to maintenance of waste treatment and storage facilities and maintenance of other administrative facilities.