Koman Sustainable Solutions, LLC

Koman Sustainable Solutions, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned, SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor delivering plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electrical, and broad-scope construction and facilities maintenance services to federal agencies, with all 139 recent awards held as prime contracts across a nine-agency portfolio dominated by the Department of the Air Force, Department of Homeland Security, and Naval Air Warfare Center. Koman is a wholly owned subsidiary of Natives of Kodiak, Inc., and competes overwhelmingly under 8(a) set-asides—particularly sole-source awards—though the vendor also wins unrestricted full-and-open delivery orders under established IDIQ vehicles.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on mechanical trades—HVAC repair and replacement, plumbing and waterline infrastructure, electrical system upgrades, and emergency facilities response—executed at military installations and border security checkpoints. Representative work includes a $2.9 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract with the Air Force for facility renovation and HVAC replacement at Joint Base Andrews-Baltimore (award date July 31, 2024), a $15.4 million definitive contract with the Air Force at Luke Air Force Base for the Belgium Beddown Facility (awarded June 12, 2023), a $17.9 million National Park Service contract for Texas White House and hangar rehabilitation at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park (awarded September 26, 2023), and a $3.2 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract with the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection for roofing replacement in Canutillo, Texas (awarded September 29, 2023).

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward Air Force facility operations. The top five agencies account for 85% of potential value: Air Education and Training Command anchors $94.9 million across six awards (multiple-award MACC construction vehicles), Naval Air Warfare Center holds $75.5 million across six awards (the $45 million relocatable buildings IDIQ), the broader Department of the Air Force commands $71.6 million across 75 awards, Customs and Border Protection contributes $40.5 million across 13 awards, and the National Park Service added $17.9 million on a single large heritage restoration project. Award count and potential value track closely for the Air Force and Customs and Border Protection, but Naval Air Warfare Center and AETC drive dollars through fewer, high-value indefinite-delivery vehicles rather than numerous small task orders.

Koman seats on seven major parent vehicles. The $20 million Air Force mechanical IDIQ (FA460022D0002, ultimate completion September 7, 2027) supports Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling with electrical, plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning delivery orders; the $92.5 million Air Education and Training Command multiple-award construction contract (ultimate completion June 12, 2028) covers sustainment and modernization across Altus, Sheppard, and Vance Air Force bases; the $45 million Naval Air Warfare Center indefinite-delivery contract (ultimate completion January 13, 2027) provides relocatable building leases at Patuxent River, Maryland; and the $25 million Customs and Border Protection Basic Ordering Agreement (expiring August 30, 2030) funds construction and service projects at border facilities. Three smaller Air Force mechanical IDIQs (Mini JOC VI with $10 million ceiling and September 24, 2028 completion; Mini JOC VII with $10 million ceiling and September 10, 2029 completion; and an 8(a) Offutt Air Force Base IDIQ valued at $4.5 million through June 22, 2024) round out the vehicle portfolio. Task orders under these vehicles range from emergency repairs under $50,000 to complex multi-year leasing and infrastructure projects exceeding $14 million.

Activity peaked in 2023 with 47 awards, contracted modestly in 2024 (35 awards), and remained active through 2025 (31 awards) before dropping to 11 awards in the first quarter of 2026—a pattern consistent with the cyclical nature of delivery-order release timing rather than pipeline decline. Seven awards totaling $24.2 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk, though Koman's strong seat on high-ceiling IDIQs with renewal options mitigates replacement exposure for core work streams.

Koman operates as a prime on all tracked awards; no sub-award activity appears in the source. SCI reporting (federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold) shows $11.2 million in invoiced revenue across FY2024, with 5.1 FTEs delivering work on eight prime service contracts—a subset of total Air Force activity captured in contract records. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, Koman subcontracted 24% of contractor hours on average across 17 named subcontractors, including Performance Mechanical LLC (mechanical and HVAC), Donley Construction LLC (American Indian-owned, project management and construction), Jay Worch Electric, LLC (electrical), Snodgrass Contracting LLC (8(a) and HUBZone-certified, electrical and mechanical), Anchor Construction Corp (excavation and concrete), and others. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts ran $1,042.31/hr, with senior labor reaching $1,496.84/hr and entry-level work at $404.52/hr, reflecting a blended labor model across journeyman trades, project managers, and specialized technicians.

The vendor competes almost exclusively under 8(a) set-asides—92 of 139 awards carry either 8(a) sole-source or Competitive 8(a) designations. This set-aside posture defines Koman's competitive moat: the vendor leverages Alaska Native Corporation ownership and SBA 8(a) certification (valid through August 30, 2030) to win sole-source and competitive set-aside delivery orders from the Air Force, Navy, and DHS at volumes that would face stiffer full-and-open competition if pursued without set-aside protection. The remaining 47 awards (34%) draw from Koman's position on unrestricted IDIQ vehicles, where pricing and past performance on prior task orders justify further selections. This 8(a)-dominant footprint makes the vendor a feeder to larger federal contractors' teaming discussions and a direct competitor only to other certified 8(a) firms on set-aside opportunities.

KOMAN Sustainable Solutions, LLC is an SBA 8(a) certified Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)

general contractor committed to the safe and quality construction of projects that exceed client

expectations. As a proud member of the esteemed KOMAN Family of Companies, under the Natives of

Kodiak umbrella, we operate within two distinct sectors: Construction and Services. Our

comprehensive suite of offerings makes KOMAN the ultimate destination for all project needs,

embodying a 'one-stop shop' ethos.

As an ANC 8(a) entity, we possess the unique advantage of swiftly executing projects through direct

award, offering a streamlined and cost-effective solution compared to traditional competitive

acquisition methods. Notably, direct awards to ANC 8(a) participants are typically immune to

protests, ensuring contracting officers a dependable and expedited project initiation process.