Lacreek Development Corp

Lacreek Development Corp, an Indian-owned, SBA-certified HUBZone firm and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise headquartered in Martin, South Dakota, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facilities maintenance, environmental remediation, and infrastructure upgrade services to federal agencies serving Native American communities, tribal healthcare facilities, and military installations. The company competes predominantly under set-asides—Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, HUBZone sole-source, Buy Indian, and Total Small Business designations recur across 94% of its prime award footprint, with full-and-open competition appearing on larger Ellsworth Air Force Base delivery orders and a small number of unset-aside IHS contracts.

Lacreek's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward civilian agencies serving tribal communities. The Indian Health Service dominates by award count (65 awards, $71 million combined potential value), funding healthcare facility modernization, HVAC and mechanical systems upgrades, fire alarm installations, pharmacy renovations, and emergency repairs across Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Kyle, Wanblee, Eagle Butte, and other tribal health centers. The Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command anchors the next tier by dollar value (14 awards, $100.1 million), ordering through the Ellsworth Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2021–2031, a $95 million indefinite-delivery vehicle Lacreek holds. Work there spans dock and hangar door repair, final denial barriers, drainage systems, fire pump repairs, and security infrastructure. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office brought $45 million in potential value through a single Environmental Remediation Services multiple award task order contract awarded July 2, 2025, authorizing asbestos, lead-based paint, mold, radon, and contaminated-site assessment and remediation at BIA and Bureau of Indian Education facilities nationwide through July 1, 2030. Bureau of Indian Education contracts (16 awards, $6.6 million) fund school kitchen hoods, electrical upgrades, bleachers, roof replacements, and fire suppression system installations. Air Combat Command (14 awards, $8.8 million) orders similar facility work from the same Ellsworth MACC vehicle. The National Park Service Midwest Region and the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region round out the active portfolio with wastewater rehabilitation, propane distribution, water systems, and emergency facility work at Badlands National Park, Minuteman Missile National Historic Site, and tribal agency locations.

Lacreek holds three major parent vehicles. The Ellsworth Air Force Base MACC 2021–2031 ($95 million total, through June 30, 2031) has generated 23 task orders valued at $13.9 million since award, placing Lacreek as a recurring performer for both Global Strike Command and Air Combat Command on construction, renovation, and infrastructure repair across the installation. The Environmental Remediation Services MATOC with the Bureau of Indian Affairs ($45.01 million, through July 1, 2030) launched in July 2025 and establishes a nationwide ordering mechanism for environmental hazard assessment and remediation at tribal facilities. A second multiple-award indefinite delivery contract from the Indian Health Service ($10 million ceiling, through November 30, 2031) was awarded June 1, 2026, as one of up to twelve contractors under a nationwide construction, renovation, and repair vehicle for IHS medical facilities across nine geographic regions, with individual task orders capped at $5 million and most projects anticipated between $100,000 and $1 million.

Activity has grown consistently—16 awards in 2022 to 35 in 2024, with 30 in 2025 and 12 year-to-date in 2026 (data current to June 2026). Thirty-five awards (combined potential value $60.5 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete pressure across the IHS healthcare facility portfolio and certain Ellsworth Air Force Base task orders. Lacreek's award footprint concentrates in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (38 awards), Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (28 awards), and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (14 awards), with Healthcare facility work under PSC Y1DA (Construction of Hospitals and Infirmaries) anchoring 25 awards.

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024 captures a small slice of Lacreek's federal services activity: $3.3 million invoiced across 2.5 FTEs in FY2024 and negligible amounts in prior years. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates ran around $271/hr, with a spread from $97/hr at the tenth percentile to $4,957/hr at the ninety-fifth percentile, reflecting a mix of labor grades and highly specialized technical work. SCI shows minimal sub-engagement—0% average subcontractor hours share—and only one named subcontractor across the prime contract base, indicating Lacreek builds and performs most delivery work in-house rather than relying on subs. However, the broader award narrative reveals Lacreek subcontracting to PMR Services LLC and PMR Services III on Ellsworth Air Force Base facility work and to NativeArc LLC and Aureus Medical Management Services on health center renovation tasks, signaling selective use of specialized subs for targeted project phases while maintaining core project control.

Recent landmark awards include a $9.58 million duplex construction contract (Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside, September 2025) for staff housing at Kyle, Pine Ridge, and Wanblee health centers, a $15.4 million Rosebud exterior construction project (Bid Pack 1, September 2024), a $5.77 million Pine Ridge multiplex facility construction contract (April 2026), and a $5.06 million delivery order for explosive ordnance disposal facility construction and differing site conditions work at Ellsworth Air Force Base (September 2024). The company has also delivered substantial prior projects including a $4.23 million heating plant replacement at Rosebud Comprehensive Health Care Facility and multiple facility modernization efforts across tribal healthcare and education locations.

Native American owned General Contractor and Certified Healthcare Constructor. Specializing in commercial construction projects and project management.