Geotek Alaska Inc.

Geotek Alaska Inc., a small business Subchapter S Corporation based in Anchorage, Alaska, delivers geotechnical drilling, site investigation, and environmental sampling services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 70% of recent awards, with a $5 million Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District and a $20 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Federal Highway Administration's Western Federal Lands Highway Division.

Geotek Alaska's customer base is heavily concentrated in two civilian-infrastructure and environmental-remediation agencies. The top two customers by potential value account for 100% of combined potential value: the Federal Highway Administration (11 awards, $39.7 million combined potential value) and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska (26 awards, $6.5 million combined potential value). The concentration diverges markedly between volume and dollars — ENDIST Alaska (Corps Engineering District) dominates award count at 49% of the top-five customer awards, but the Federal Highway Administration's $39.7 million in potential value dwarfs the Corps' $6.5 million, driven primarily by Geotek Alaska's recent $20 million WFLHD BPA ceiling awarded February 16, 2026. The source also names the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command and the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center as active customers with smaller award volumes (5 awards each).

Geotek Alaska's prime vehicle footprint reflects its specialization in geotechnical drilling for infrastructure projects. The $5 million Corps IDIQ contract (W911KB24D0019, through July 22, 2029) has generated 7 task orders totaling $1.2 million in combined potential value across military installations including Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Eielson Air Force Base, Fort Greely, and Fort Wainwright. The newly awarded $20 million Federal Highway Administration BPA (February 16, 2026, through February 15, 2031) covers geotechnical borings, instrumentation installation, and field testing using hollow-stem auger, rock core, casing advancer, and sonic drilling methods across Alaska, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, with individual call orders capped at $7 million. Geotek Alaska also holds positions on several older Corps IDIQ vehicles (W911KB19D0006 and N6274223D1802) and third-party managed-service vehicles including AFICA A-E 2013 Design & Construction Services.

Set-aside posture splits between small-business set-asides and full-and-open competition. Geotek Alaska's recent 2024–2026 prime awards show roughly half designated as total small business set-asides (March 2026 PGM complex investigation at JBER, $645,596; March 2026 Eielson drilling, $229,060; July 2024 Moose Creek Dam piezometer installation, $36,270) and half awarded without set-aside designation (June 2025 Fort Wainwright drilling, $123,633; April 2025 Denali Pedestrian Bridge FHWA BPA call, $216,677.50). The February 2026 WFLHD BPA award itself was designated total small business set-aside, indicating Geotek Alaska's small-business status anchors significant procurement eligibility.

Activity has grown materially, with awards rising from 5 in 2022 and 2023 to 13 in 2024, then moderating to 8 in 2025 and 3 in 2026 (through March). Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $737,000), creating minimal recompete pressure in the immediate window. The combined potential value of $46.4 million reflects the Federal Highway Administration BPA ceiling; actual obligations across all awards total $6.4 million, or roughly 14% of potential value, signaling that the Federal Highway Administration vehicle and several Corps IDIQs remain early-stage or under-utilized. Geographic scope encompasses Alaska as the primary operating region, with subordinate work at military installations across Hawaii and the continental United States (Fort Wainwright, Fort Greely, Eielson Air Force Base, JBER in Alaska; Wheeler Army Airfield in Hawaii; Denali National Park and Preserve for Federal Highway Administration infrastructure projects).

Geotek Alaska operates as a subcontractor to larger environmental and engineering primes on remediation and site-investigation work. Named primes include EA Engineering, Science, and Technology Inc. (former-Galena remedial investigation and CERCLA response actions, drilled services; ARNG facility site inspection); Jacobs Government Services Company (supplemental risk/remediation assessments and operations continuation); AECOM Technical Services Inc. (PFAS remedial investigation Phase 2 drilling, utility locating, and petroleum investigation drilling at Barrow); and Ch2M Hill Inc. (PFAS remedial investigation at former Kulis ANGB and Amchitka characterization). Across sub work, Geotek Alaska's role centers on drilling services, remediation support, and utility locating to support environmental cleanup and site remediation programs. The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows minimal SCI-reported activity (1 sub-contract record in FY2024 representing 0.2 FTEs), reflecting that Geotek Alaska's federal-service-contract footprint either falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or is concentrated in goods and products rather than reportable service contracts.

Provide geophysical and geoprobe services in Phase II environmental site characterization. GeoTek Alaska, Inc. specializes in hydrocarbon contamination detection.