Kcorp Support Services, Inc.

Kcorp Support Services, Inc., doing business as KSS, a wholly owned subsidiary of K'oyitl'ots'ina, LIMITED (an Alaskan Native Corporation), is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned and minority-owned small disadvantaged business competing as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides, delivering facilities maintenance, repair, and building operations services to federal agencies primarily through GSA's Multiple Award Schedule and regional facilities-management blanket purchase agreements.

KSS operates across a narrow but deep technical portfolio centered on federal building infrastructure: HVAC servicing (chiller repair, refrigerant recharge, variable frequency drive replacement), plumbing and water systems (backflow prevention, domestic water line repair, water intrusion remediation), electrical infrastructure (outlet installation, emergency lighting, wiring), fire suppression and alarm systems (dry pipe repair, suppression system compliance, panel replacement), building automation systems, concrete and structural repair, door hardware and replacement, and emergency call-back response. The work is almost entirely facility-maintenance-focused: among 546 awards in the source portfolio, 364 are coded to Facilities Support Services (NAICS 561210) and 109 to Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (NAICS 238220), with repair and alteration of office buildings (PSC 7120-16) and HVAC maintenance (PSC 7320-11) representing 195 and 94 awards respectively. Recent representative prime awards include a $11.6 million delivery order from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for grounds maintenance at GSA BMO Zones 2–6 (August 2026), a $215,855 BPA call from GSA Region 5 for temporary heating at the Ann Arbor Federal Building (September 2025), and multiple sub-six-figure task orders for chiller repair, door replacement, and structural remediation across GSA Region 5 facilities in Detroit and Ann Arbor, Michigan, and GSA Region 4 facilities in Mississippi.

Customer concentration is pronounced and geographic. The top five customer clusters—GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 (181 awards, $14.8 million potential value), GSA Public Buildings Service Region 4 (91 awards, $35.9 million), GSA Public Buildings Service (centrally awarded; 28 awards, $52.1 million), GSA Region 8 (28 awards, $11.1 million), and GSA Region 9 (26 awards, $12.5 million)—account for 65% of all awards. When ranked by potential-value share, GSA PBS (central) and GSA Region 4 lead, but potential-value concentration across the portfolio is low (the top five customers represent less than $153 million of the $57.3 billion combined potential value, a figure driven by a handful of large parent IDIQs and vehicles of which KSS holds task-order authority). Outside GSA, KSS holds work with the Department of the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (8 awards, $48.2 million), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (14 awards, $22.9 million), and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Charleston (19 awards, $16.7 million), indicating secondary presence in Army real-property maintenance and Customs/Border Protection facilities.

KSS places task orders predominantly under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (309 task orders, $115 million potential value), with secondary vehicles including Indefinite Delivery Contract GS05P16SAD7001 (93 task orders, $787 thousand), Facilities Maintenance and Management BPAs (49 task orders, $20.7 million), and several regional or agency-specific IDIQs (SAQMMA13D0068, 42 task orders, $13.7 million; GS04P16EWD0013, 36 task orders, $470 thousand). Activity has remained stable year over year—ranging from 20 to 31 awards annually over the past five years—with a modest 12-month recompete cliff of only 6 awards totaling $149 thousand in potential value, indicating minimal near-term renewal pressure and a fragmented order base unlikely to produce a single large recompete event.

On GSA Schedule labor, KSS posts 32 active rates ranging from $39.53/hr (Janitor, high school education, no clearance) to $158.79/hr (Project Manager, five years experience, no clearance required), with mid-range plumbing and maintenance trades priced at $51.71–$94.08/hr. The portfolio reflects blue-collar and facility-operations focus: no IT, engineering, or professional consulting rates appear in the active labor schedule.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows $17.4 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2025 activity running highest at $5.1 million across 25.3 FTEs. KSS reported 18.8 FTEs in FY2022, dipped to 12.5 in FY2023–2024, then doubled to 25.3 in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts median around $152.21/hr, ranging from $109.93/hr at the tenth percentile to $336.51/hr at the ninety-ninth percentile, consistent with a mix of journeyman and senior field labor. KSS performs all SCI-reportable work in-house with zero sub-hours reported, confirming a self-performance posture across its federal service base.

KSS is a self-performing prime exclusive to GSA and federal facilities vehicles, with no subcontractor relationships disclosed across the award population and zero sub-award records in the source. The vendor's footprint is narrow geographically and technically: the vast majority of awards cluster in GSA Region 5 (Detroit and Ann Arbor, Michigan) and Region 4 (Mississippi), and the capability stack does not extend to IT, engineering, construction management, or program-support services. This narrow specialization in facilities operations and emergency-response HVAC and plumbing maintenance makes KSS a feeder contractor for larger primes only in the most specialized building-operations contexts; the company operates fundamentally as an incumbent operator of federal facilities maintenance BPAs rather than as a growth-oriented services enterprise or teaming platform.

KCorp Support Services (KSS)specializing in Federal mechanical O&M services, grounds maintenance, commisioning/follow on support/services. Renovations/build outs-single office/entire complex/multi floor in large facilities.