Kcorp Reliance Company, Inc.

Kcorp Reliance Company, Inc., an Alaskan Native Corporation–owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA 8(a) Program and HUBZone Firm designations, operates as a prime federal contractor (99% of recent awards) providing comprehensive facility operations, maintenance, security infrastructure, and construction services to civilian and defense agencies nationwide. The vendor competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides (sole-source and competitive designations), with total recent awards valued at $295.6 million across 112 contracts and one subcontract since December 2021, representing 31% obligation ($92.6 million).

Kcorp Reliance's capability portfolio centers on facility maintenance and infrastructure support grounded in concrete delivery: HVAC and chilled-water system maintenance and repair; plumbing, electrical, and fire alarm systems; intrusion detection system (ICIDS) installation and monitoring; building envelope repairs including windows, doors, and structural sealing; janitorial and specialized cleaning services; and design-build construction. Representative work includes a $55.98 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Social Security Administration for operations and maintenance at the Addabbo Federal Building in Jamaica, New York (running through November 30, 2030), under which Kcorp has executed dozens of small delivery orders for chiller replacements, electrical troubleshooting, mold remediation, lift system installation, and emergency fire and water damage remediation. On the security infrastructure side, Kcorp holds an $80 million 8(a) sole-source IDIQ with the Department of Energy for Automated Operational Technology Support Services (AOTSS) at Fort Belvoir, Virginia and Columbus, Ohio (through May 21, 2027), with four delivery orders totaling over $15 million for facility operations and automated fuel systems. A $7.5 million 8(a) sole-source IDIQ with Air Force Space Command covers HVAC and Computer Room Air Conditioning maintenance at Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado (through February 28, 2027). Defense work includes a $2.97 million 8(a) sole-source indefinite-delivery contract with the Department of Defense Southeast Region for intrusion detection system maintenance at Fort Riley, Kansas (through February 28, 2026, recently recompeted and extended to February 28, 2031 under a $5.6 million replacement vehicle awarded March 1, 2026), and a $1.68 million Redstone Arsenal electronic security systems contract with Army Engineering Support Center Huntsville (through September 29, 2027).

Kcorp holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule (contract 47QSHA23D001B through July 26, 2028) with 39 labor categories spanning facility trades, administrative staff, program managers, and engineers. Hourly rates range from $40.61 (Janitor, high school education) to $197.74 (Senior Engineer, bachelor's degree and fifteen years experience); no security-cleared positions are offered. Across SCI-reportable service contracts (a subset capturing invoiced amounts on single awards above the $150,000 threshold), Kcorp Reliance invoiced $1.7 million in FY2023 (4.3 FTEs) and $4 million in FY2024 (6.3 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates derived from SCI invoicing ran a median of $233.29 per hour, with 10th percentile rates around $109 per hour and 90th percentile rates near $403 per hour; the vendor self-performed all SCI-reportable hours with zero subcontractor engagement.

Customer concentration reflects Kcorp's civilian and defense facility-services footprint. By award count, 63% of recent work funds the General Services Administration National Capital Region (33 awards, $9.2 million), the Social Security Administration (16 awards, $56.7 million), the Department of the Army Southeast Region (9 awards, $10 million), Defense Logistics Agency Energy (7 awards, $101.3 million), and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (6 awards, $196 thousand). By potential value, the ranking shifts: Defense Logistics Agency Energy anchors 35% of combined dollars ($101.3 million across seven awards, primarily the AOTSS IDIQ), the Social Security Administration represents 19% ($56.7 million across sixteen awards, dominated by the Addabbo Building operations contract), GSA Public Buildings Service accounts for 11% ($32.9 million across two awards including a $32.88 million janitorial services IDIQ for four Detroit federal buildings), Immigration and Customs Enforcement contributes 11% ($31.9 million across four awards including a $24.16 million Fort Benning operations and maintenance contract), and Customs and Border Protection adds 6% ($18.2 million across four awards including two design-and-build modernization contracts valued $10.98 million and $6.91 million). The vendor serves 24 distinct agencies, reducing customer concentration risk.

Vehicle position: Kcorp's top parent vehicles include the GSA National Capital Region $6.67 million ATF facilities maintenance IDIQ (32 delivery orders, $1.5 million combined value), a $1.03 million National Capital Region four-month bridge contract for ATF services (15 delivery orders, $685 thousand), the GSA Federal Supply Schedule (7 task orders, $8.5 million), an unspecified Army IDC (6 delivery orders, $855 thousand), and a GSA Public Buildings Service vehicle (5 delivery orders, $73 thousand). The vendor also sits on a $4.75 million Indian Health Service Blanket Purchase Agreement for HVAC equipment preventive maintenance across IHS facilities (effective through January 31, 2030 under the Multiple Award Schedule framework), with recent BPA calls totaling $868,959.50 (FY2026) and $933,271.62 (FY2025) for Phoenix Indian Medical Center services.

Activity has grown from six awards in 2022 to a peak of 31 in 2023, moderating to 25 in 2024, 25 in 2025, and 22 year-to-date 2026. Twenty-eight awards (combined potential value $54.2 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure. The recompete cliff includes the Fort Riley DoD Southeast Region intrusion detection systems IDIQ (successfully extended March 1, 2026), the Air Force Space Command Peterson Space Force Base HVAC IDIQ (awarded September 30, 2025), and numerous smaller Social Security Administration and GSA task orders closing through 2027.

Kcorp Reliance operates as part of the K'oyitl'ots'ina, LIMITED parent entity (an Alaskan Native Corporation headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska) and holds a subsidiary, Kcorp-Dean LLC (also Alaskan Native Corporation–owned, designated as a small business joint venture). The parent vehicle holds its own federal contracting capability and award footprint. The subcontract record shows minimal sub-award activity: one subcontract award under Red Point Construction, LLC (October 29, 2025, design services at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska), reinforcing Kcorp's posture as a prime-focused, self-performing operator. Across all awards, Kcorp competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive set-asides; a minority of task orders issue without set-aside designation, leveraging the vendor's 8(a) and HUBZone certifications to permit unrestricted competition. The Federal Supply Schedule vehicle and certain GSA task orders are issued on a full-and-open basis despite the vendor's small business credentials.

K Corp is an Alaska Native-Owned Corporation recognized as a leader infacility operations and maintenance, fire protection systems installation and maintenance, construction and renovation, and security services. With a deep commitment to excellence and community, K Corp brings unparalleled expertise to each project, ensuring high-quality, reliable solutions across a wide range of industries. Our team is dedicated to delivering tailored services that enhance safety, efficiency, and functionality, empowering businesses and organizations to thrive. Backed by years of experience, a strong workforce, and a passion for innovation, K Corp continues to set the standard in operational excellence and customer satisfaction.