Koniag Advisory And Business Solutions, LLC

Koniag Advisory And Business Solutions, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor delivering administrative staffing, IT specialist support, and technical consulting services to federal civilian agencies exclusively under 8(a) sole-source set-asides. The firm competes 100% as a prime (34 awards, zero sub work) and holds active SBA 8(a) certification through August 4, 2033.

Customer concentration is extreme and sustained. The Indian Health Service accounts for 26 of 34 awards (76% of portfolio by count) and $62 million of $107.5 million combined potential value (58% by dollars). The remaining customer base—Department of Energy, Small Business Administration Office of Performance Management and the Chief Financial Officer, Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs, Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, and National Park Service—represents eight separate agencies, but together they add only $45.5 million (42% of potential value). This IHS-centric posture reflects two large single-award 8(a) IDIQs awarded in September 2025: one valued at $24.53 million for IHS-wide and Office of the Chief Administrative Officer support services through September 30, 2030 (9 delivery orders issued to date, $2.5 million combined value), and a second $24.53 million IDIQ for Billings Area IHS services through October 31, 2030 (14 delivery orders, $10.4 million combined value). Beyond these two parent vehicles, Koniag has built a diversified but dollar-smaller footprint: a $18 million Department of Energy SBIR/STTR support contract through June 2031 (time-and-materials pricing), a $13.9 million SBA digital workplace and governance services definitive contract through September 2027, a $5.65 million Department of State passport demand forecasting contract through September 2030, a $3.1 million FBI criminal investigation division data analyst and computer scientist support purchase order through September 2030, and an $1.68 million Internal Revenue Service online training platform contract (partially terminated for convenience, current value $751 thousand).

Work is performed nationwide at customer locations with administrative oversight in Anchorage. IHS delivery orders span Oklahoma City (OCAO functions, supply technician, general clerk, IT specialist, personnel security assistant, customer service representative roles), Billings and Crow Agency in Montana (biomedical engineer, behavioral health technician, housekeeper, janitor, general maintenance worker), Lawton Oklahoma (three security guards), Poplar Montana (general clerk, administrative assistant, benefits coordinator, coder), Lame Deer Montana (general maintenance), Gallup New Mexico (IT specialist operational support at National Supply Service Center), and Clinton Oklahoma (biomedical technician). The Department of State contract performs in Anchorage, and the Department of Energy SBIR/STTR work is centered in Washington, DC. IHS places task orders on a firm fixed-price basis; the larger definitive contracts (SBA, State, Energy, FBI, IRS) employ firm fixed-price or time-and-materials pricing. Award activity accelerated from two contracts in 2024 to fourteen in 2025 and eighteen in 2026, driven primarily by IHS IDIQ task-order velocity. Twelve awards carrying $15.7 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure; the two large IHS IDIQs do not expire until 2030–2031 and therefore anchor the firm's medium-term pipeline.

Koniag's capability portfolio centers on federal administrative staffing and technical services. NAICS coding places 25 awards under "All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services" and 4 under "Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services." GSA Schedule labor rates span $40.29/hr (General Clerk I, high school education) to $177.71/hr (Program Manager II, bachelor's degree, four years experience), with no security-cleared roles. Representative rated categories include Project Analyst II at $135.71/hr and Executive Management II at $163.69/hr. The portfolio is heavily weighted toward labor-category support: General Clerk I/II/III, Administrative Assistant, Benefits Coordinator, Customer Service Representative, Supply Technician, Personnel Security Assistant, Behavioral Health Technician, Biomedical Technician, Biomedical Engineer, and facility maintenance (janitor, housekeeper, maintenance worker) roles dominate IHS delivery orders. Non-staffing work includes the State Department passport demand forecasting (data science), FBI criminal investigation data analyst and computer scientist support (labor-hours), Department of Energy SBIR/STTR program management and technical consulting, SBA digital workplace and governance services (infrastructure and technology services), and IRS online training platform subscription. Service Contract Inventory reports only $412 thousand in SCI-reportable invoicing in FY2025 across three records; this figure reflects the early maturity of recent awards and does not represent full-year performance revenue across the portfolio.

Koniag is a child entity within the corporate structure; its parent is Koniag Government Services LLC, also an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business based at the same Anchorage address. The source does not provide evidence of other subsidiaries or distinct operating units under the parent. Federal Supply Schedule contract authority (GSA Multiple Award Schedule, $2.6 million ceiling through September 2031) provides vehicle optionality for civilian agencies seeking administrative or IT staffing on a multi-agency ordering basis, though no recent task-order activity under the Schedule is documented in the source. All recent prime work flows through 8(a) sole-source set-asides, consistent with the firm's stated competition posture.