Goldbelt Frontier, LLC

Goldbelt Frontier, LLC, the Goldbelt Division of Alaskan Native Corporation parent Goldbelt, Incorporated, operates as a prime contractor delivering biomedical equipment maintenance and repair, scientific computing instrument support, recreational and adaptive reconditioning staffing, administrative support services, and project management to federal agencies under 8(a) sole-source and competitive small-business set-asides, with a recent activity trajectory showing material contraction year over year from 46 awards in 2022 to 8 in 2026.

Goldbelt Frontier is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned, 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. The company operates predominantly as a prime contractor—236 of 237 recent awards are prime positions—across health and defense agencies. Firm capabilities center on biomedical equipment technician services, medical device and laboratory equipment maintenance and repair (64 awards under PSC Maint/Repair/Rebuild—Medical Equipment), scientific computing instrument support (31 awards under PSC Maint/Repair—Instruments/Lab Equipment), adaptive reconditioning and recreational therapy staffing (22 specialized-medical-support awards), and logistics and program management (20 awards). Recent representative work includes a $12.66 million Closed Circuit Television Support definitive contract (8(a) sole source) with the Office of the Secretary of Defense through March 2028; a $16.1 million Defense Health Agency research and development administrative support services contract (8(a) sole source) through May 2027 in Frederick, Maryland; a $19.76 million Army Medical Command adaptive reconditioning staffing IDC through December 2027; and a $30 million Food and Drug Administration scientific computing instrument maintenance and repair single-award IDC through September 2027, with recent delivery orders totaling approximately $27 million across FDA operations centers in Maryland and Atlanta.

Customer concentration is extreme: the top five federal agencies by potential value account for 100% of attributed awards and 99.9% of potential dollars. The Department of the Army Medical Command anchors the portfolio—143 awards worth $375.7 million combined potential value represent 74% of all awards and 74% of total dollars. The Defense Health Agency holds 20 awards ($98.8 million), and Health Resources and Services Administration Headquarters holds 3 awards ($88.8 million, driven primarily by an $85 million Blanket Purchase Agreement for PMO services on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule). The Food and Drug Administration has placed 15 awards ($59.7 million). Goldbelt Frontier also holds a $50 billion position on an unnamed GSA Federal Acquisition Service vehicle, which dominates the potential-value ranking but carries a multi-billion-dollar placeholder ceiling and minimal implied obligation ($50 billion potential across only 2 awards signals a government-wide vehicle placeholder rather than active task-order volume). Real operational concentration sits with Army Medical Command by a significant margin.

The vendor sits on multiple Army Medical Command Indefinite Delivery Contracts as the single or primary awardee. The $90.6 million biomedical equipment technician and administrative support services IDC (W81K0421D0013) has supported 78 task orders worth $53.8 million across military installations including Fort Detrick, Fort Liberty, Hill Air Force Base, Tobyhanna Army Depot, Tracy Army Depot, and Sierra Army Depot. The $35.7 million Administrative Support Services IDC (W81K0420D0017) has generated 23 task orders worth $21 million. The Army Medical Research and Development Command holds a $36.8 million medical device and scientific equipment maintenance contract (W81XWH20D0062) with 16 task orders worth $32 million. The FDA's $30 million scientific computing instrument IDC is a single-award vehicle. The Air Education and Training Command's $3.22 million national conventions and special events support IDC (8(a) sole source through December 2026) has generated six delivery orders. Task-order values typically range from $100 thousand to $4.4 million; many are firm fixed price, though time-and-materials pricing is common on maintenance contracts.

Recent activity has contracted materially. The vendor received 46 awards in 2022, declining to 40 in 2023, 34 in 2024, 21 in 2025, and 8 year-to-date in 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, sixteen awards with combined potential value of $57.7 million will reach ultimate completion and face recompete risk. The contraction may reflect IDC task-order consolidation or larger-order strategy rather than loss of competitive footing, as the underlying vehicle ceilings remain large and Army Medical Command remains the dominant customer.

SCI-reported invoicing on service contracts above the $150 thousand threshold shows $42.6 million across FY2022–FY2025: $12.2 million in FY2022 (34.4 FTEs), $4 million in FY2023 (52 FTEs), $10.8 million in FY2024 (21.2 FTEs), and $15.5 million in FY2025 (39.4 FTEs). The FTE trajectory is volatile, reflecting task-order timing and staffing spikes; median government-paid hourly rates on reported labor run around $119.92/hr, with a tenth-percentile floor of $24.36/hr (entry-level records technician) and a ninetieth-percentile ceiling of $1,030.32/hr (specialized scientific or management roles). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average of 9 percent of contractor hours; the vendor names sixteen distinct subs across its SCI footprint, suggesting selective subcontracting for specialized skill sets rather than a primary sub-reliance model. On the GSA Schedule (161 labor categories, $51–$304/hr), Goldbelt Frontier offers compliance analysts, data analysts, quality assurance managers, and functional analysts ranging from entry-level to senior consultant, with no security-cleared positions.

Goldbelt Frontier subcontracts minimally—only 1 of 237 recent awards is a sub position (a 2025 Tunnell Consulting H-CORE health coordination task order). The firm builds its own delivery teams, particularly for biomedical and scientific equipment maintenance where specialized certifications drive credentialing, and outsources specialized consulting and IT functions on an ad-hoc basis. The parent, Goldbelt, Incorporated (ANC, Alaska Native Corporation), holds a subsidiary in Archigold LLC (also ANC-owned and self-certified small disadvantaged business), though Archigold does not appear prominently in the sampled award footprint.

Set-aside posture is characteristic: the majority of Goldbelt Frontier's large-value, long-duration awards carry 8(a) sole-source or competitive 8(a) designations, reflecting the vendor's reliance on socioeconomic set-asides for competitive positioning. Full-and-open awards exist (particularly on established IDCs where Goldbelt holds the prime seat and issues task orders without set-aside markings), but the firm's strategic advantage lies in 8(a) status.

DEVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE; PERFORM DATA AND TREND ANALYSIS;COMPLETE FUNCTIONAL TESTING OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO ACQUISITION TEAMS; DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED MAINTAINER TRAINING MODULES, INCLUDING SOURCE CODE AND EXECUTABLE FILES FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT; ?PERFORMING BUSINESS SUPPORT OPERATIONS USING THEATER ENTERPRISE-WIDE LOGISTICS SYSTEMS (TEWLS) ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING FUNCTIONS TO CONDUCT STUDIES FOR NEW CONCEPTS, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, AND LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT OF MEDICAL ASSEMBLAGES

RECORDS MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE: DESIGNING, DEVELOPING, TESTING, TRAINING, DELIVERING OF NETWORK HARDWARE, AND INTEGRATING SOFTWARE INTO A FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM, ENABLING TOOLS FOR DIGITIZING CONTENT TAGGING FOR INDEXING AND CLASSIFICATION, AND STORAGE INFRASTRUCTURE.