Golden Heart Utilities, Inc.

Golden Heart Utilities, Inc., a small-business subsidiary of Fairbanks Sewer & Water, Inc., delivers water, sewer, wastewater collection, and electricity services to Fort Wainwright, Alaska as a prime contractor on a series of firm fixed-price delivery orders issued by the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region. The parent company, Fairbanks Sewer & Water, Inc., holds Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business status; Golden Heart Utilities itself is designated foreign-owned per the source material. Golden Heart operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) across municipal utility infrastructure work, with no subcontract or grant footprint in the source.

Golden Heart's federal customer base is highly concentrated. The Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region accounts for ten awards totaling $34.1 million in combined potential value — representing 93% of all awards and 99% of combined potential value across the vendor's four-customer federal portfolio. The remaining three awards (GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10, the Army general contracting line, and Army Materiel Command's Expeditionary Contracting Command) sum to less than $346 thousand. The vendor sits on the Army's indefinite delivery contract W912D018D0004, which anchors eight task orders valued at $14 million in combined potential value. Golden Heart's award pattern reflects annual firm fixed-price delivery orders on a fiscal-year cycle (October 1 through September 30), with contract values ranging from $385 thousand (FY 2025) to $2.46 million (FY 2024); the five-year trend from 2021 through 2025 shows single awards per fiscal year totaling $34.7 million in combined potential value and $13.4 million obligated to date.

Golden Heart's capability footprint aligns with NAICS category concentration: Sewage Treatment Facilities (10 awards) and Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (3 awards) dominate the award record, with corresponding PSC classification in Utilities-Other and Utilities-Water. The company's service model leverages parent company Fairbanks Sewer & Water, Inc. resources to operate critical infrastructure supporting military personnel and operations at a remote installation in Alaska's challenging environment. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing $2.1 million in combined potential value and limited near-term recompete exposure.