Koniag It Systems, LLC

Koniag IT Systems, LLC, an SBA 8(a)-certified Alaskan Native Corporation–owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, delivers enterprise cloud modernization, artificial intelligence integration, cybersecurity, and federal IT infrastructure services to defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor operates as a subsidiary of Koniag Government Services LLC and competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive set-asides, though recent large awards to the Office of the Secretary of Defense and other defense customers increasingly reflect full-and-open procurement posture.

Koniag's federal customer base spans 19 agencies with heavy concentration in defense IT modernization. The Office of the Secretary of Defense anchors the dollar portfolio at $341.6 million across three awards (77% of SCI-reportable potential value), led by a $79.5 million definitive contract for cybersecurity and Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office support awarded September 2025 and a $12 million AI and Machine Learning programmatic support delivery. The Defense Health Agency contributes $188.9 million (two awards), centered on a $94.4 million AWS cloud services and enterprise intelligence delivery order issued June 2025. The Department of the Army Materiel Command (Army Redstone) holds a single $66.7 million Technology Support Modernization contract for headquarters support at Anchorage, effective August 2025 through March 2029. The Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command places seven awards valued at $64.6 million combined, spanning SEPASS support ($44.5 million IDC), EIPB and OMAL services ($14.9 million IDC), and multiple small delivery orders for data warehouse and environmental intelligence support. The Small Business Administration's Office of Investments and Innovations and Office of the Chief Information Officer together represent $45.3 million (three awards), including an $18.9 million SBA modernization contract and a $10.1 million administrative transfer of an ANC Direct Award contract for MYSBA Phase II work. Civilian agencies including EPA Region 3 ($29.5 million, Chesapeake Bay Program science and partnership support under a $24.9 million BPA), the Department of Agriculture ($39.2 million across five awards), and the National Nuclear Security Administration ($14.5 million cyber information assurance delivery order on the GSA MAS) complete the concentration picture.

Koniag holds substantial federal contract vehicles anchoring its ordering footprint. The Department of Defense AI TALENT 2.0 Basic Ordering Agreement (multiple-award, $249 million ceiling, ultimate completion May 2028) is the largest vehicle. Single-award indefinite delivery contracts held by the Defense Health Agency ($94.4 million, Enterprise Intelligence and Data Solutions, ultimately due May 2029), Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command ($44.5 million SEPASS support through December 2030), and Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command ($14.9 million EIPB and OMAL services through June 2030) anchor DoD ordering. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule vehicle (47QTCA24D00ED, $500,000 ceiling through August 2029, 65 labor categories spanning IT Help Desk at $56.13/hr through Senior Cyber Solutions Subject Matter Expert at $266.14/hr, education from associate through master's, no clearance requirements) has generated $57.5 million in combined potential value across seven task orders, including the $14.5 million NNSA cyber information assurance delivery order and an $8.9 million Immigration and Customs Enforcement order for IDEL (Images Document and Exemplars Library) forensic-lab software operations and maintenance. Koniag also holds a $24.9 million EPA Region 3 BPA under the GSA MAS and a recently awarded $12 million single-award IDIQ with the National Archives and Records Administration for Addresses, Routes, and Stairs (AUS) modernization (ultimate completion September 2030).

Award activity has grown sharply year over year — three awards in 2023, nine in 2024, and twenty-five in 2025 — with total combined potential value across the portfolio reaching $914.1 million against obligated dollars of $163.6 million (18% of potential). Eight awards valued at $114.6 million combined face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows $10.5 million in invoiced revenue across FY2024 (no FY2023 SCI activity), delivered by approximately 14.1 FTEs on a labor-hour basis. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $56.55/hr to a median of $339.03/hr and a 90th percentile of $4,953.75/hr, reflecting a portfolio spanning entry-level IT support through specialized subject-matter expertise. Across prime contracts captured in SCI, subcontractors performed approximately 1% of total contractor hours, with one named subcontractor reported, indicating Koniag self-performs the vast majority of its federal service delivery.

Koniag's capability portfolio centers on cloud architecture and authorization to operate (ATO) analysis, DevOps and cloud modernization team services, AI and machine learning integration and training, zero-trust security architecture and portfolio management, enterprise data warehousing and analytics, AWS infrastructure deployment and management, cybersecurity governance and information assurance, IT modernization and infrastructure support, and federal IT operations and network services. Representative recent work includes the $79.5 million DoD cybersecurity and Zero Trust Portfolio Management engagement, the $94.4 million Defense Health Agency AWS cloud and enterprise intelligence delivery order, the $66.7 million Army Materiel Command Technology Support Modernization contract, the $18.9 million SBA MYSBA Phase II modernization and legacy system deprecation engagement, an $18.2 million Air Combat Command contract for AI and RPA adoption and governance (awarded April 2026), and a $17 million USDA cloud modernization team contract for cloud ATO and IT governance support. Civilian work includes a $14.5 million NNSA cyber information assurance engagement on the GSA MAS, a $14.1 million Office of the Chief Information Officer DevOps and cloud modernization delivery order, a $24.1 million Bureau of Public Affairs digital platform operations contract, and multiple EPA and Department of Agriculture IT modernization and data support engagements. On the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency side, Koniag executes a $4.3 million sensitive decision support contract through Washington Headquarters Service.

Koniag operates as a 100% prime contractor with no named federal subcontractors in the current portfolio, reflecting a build-to-delivery model rather than a subcontracting or aggregator strategy. The vendor's GSA Schedule labor roster spans entry-level IT Help Desk (associate degree, $56.13/hr) through Senior Cyber Solutions Subject Matter Expert roles requiring a master's degree ($266.14/hr), with mid-range roles including Network Engineer, IT Business Analyst, and Quality Assurance specialties in the $75–$170/hr range. No cleared labor positions are offered on the GSA Schedule. The SCI footprint shows minimal sub-engagement (1% of hours), confirming in-house delivery of labor-intensive government service contracts.

Koniag's 8(a) status (certified through January 2032) anchors a mixed posture. Eight of the vendor's top twenty recent awards carry 8(a) sole-source designations (Army Materiel Command $66.7 million, Office of Secretary of Defense $12 million, USDA cloud modernization $17 million, NNSA cyber information assurance $14.5 million, Office of the Chief Information Officer $14.1 million DevOps, SBA $18.9 million, NMOC SEPASS $44.5 million IDC, Defense Health Agency $94.4 million IDC), while the largest dollar awards increasingly flow through full-and-open competitions or non-set-aside vehicles (DoD AI TALENT 2.0 $249 million BOA, Air Combat Command $18.2 million, EPA Region 3 $24.9 million BPA, GSA Schedule ordering). This reflects a vendor growing past typical 8(a) revenue profiles into enterprise-scale IT modernization delivery, with set-asides supplementing rather than anchoring the commercial posture.

Koniag IT Systems, LLC (KITS) specializes in supporting customers' seamless, innovative connectivity to end users through the delivery of comprehensive enterprise services, including: telecommunications, enterprise solutions, digital services, business strategy and data analytics services, cybersecurity solutions, IT modernization, and cloud transformation services solutions.

KITS serves Federal Defense and Civil agencies, with specialty in the healthcare and law enforcement sectors.

KITS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koniag Government Services, Inc. (KGS), an Alaska Native Corporation.