Lacreek Development Corp

Lacreek Development Corp, an Indian-owned, SBA-certified HUBZone firm headquartered in Martin, South Dakota, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, renovation, facilities maintenance, environmental remediation, and infrastructure services to federal agencies serving Native American communities and military installations. The company is designated as an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE), Indian Economic Enterprise, Minority-Owned Business, and Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, competing predominantly under Indian set-asides and HUBZone sole-source authority; roughly 70% of its prime awards carry Indian-specific or HUBZone set-aside designations, with the remainder under full-and-open or total small business categories.

Lacreek's customer concentration sits with the Indian Health Service, which funds 52% of recent awards (71 awards, $76.9 million combined potential value). The second-largest customer by dollar value is the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command, which anchors $195.4 million in combined potential value across 16 task orders—notably concentrated under the Ellsworth Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2021-2031, where Lacreek holds 26 delivery orders valued at $15.1 million. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office recently awarded Lacreek a $45 million environmental remediation services indefinite-delivery contract (July 2, 2025, through July 1, 2030), and the Bureau of Indian Education accounts for 12% of award count (16 awards, $6.6 million). The Air Force Air Combat Command, National Park Service Midwest Region, and other agencies round out the portfolio. IHS dominates both volume (71 awards) and dollars, but the Ellsworth AFB MACC relationship demonstrates Lacreek's footprint in defense construction.

Lacreek holds two major indefinite-delivery vehicles anchoring long-term capacity. The $95 million Ellsworth Air Force Base MACC 2021-2031 (awarded prior to the source window but active through June 30, 2031) provides Global Strike Command and Air Combat Command with recurring construction, renovation, and infrastructure repair services; Lacreek has drawn 26 delivery orders under this vehicle for work ranging from roof repairs and hangar door component restoration to security infrastructure (anti-ramming cabling, denial barrier repairs) and facility upgrades. The company also holds a $45.01 million indefinite-delivery contract from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office (awarded July 2, 2025) for environmental remediation services—including asbestos, lead-based paint, mold, and contaminated-site assessment and mitigation—at BIA and Bureau of Indian Education facilities nationwide. Additionally, Lacreek received a $10 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract from the Indian Health Service (awarded June 1, 2026, set aside for ISBEE) for nationwide construction, renovation, and repair of medical facilities across nine IHS geographic regions, with individual task orders ranging from $1,000 to $5 million.

Concrete capability examples include a $5.77 million IHS definitive contract for Pine Ridge Multiplex construction serving hospital staffing housing (April 2026); a $9.58 million IHS duplex construction project spanning Kyle, Pine Ridge, and Wanblee, South Dakota (awarded September 2025, ultimate completion November 2027); a $15.7 million Rosebud Exterior Construction project at an IHS healthcare facility (awarded September 2024); a $4.3 million Rosebud Heating Plant Replacement contract (awarded September 2024); a $5.06 million Air Combat Command task order for explosive ordnance disposal facility construction at Ellsworth AFB under the MACC vehicle (September 2024); and a $45.01 million Bureau of Indian Affairs environmental remediation IDIQ supporting nationwide hazardous materials assessment and abatement at tribal facilities. Smaller awards include fire alarm upgrades, HVAC preventative maintenance, roof replacements, window and door installations, methamphetamine remediation, and utility infrastructure repairs at tribal health centers, schools, and federal installations.

Activity has accelerated significantly—from 16 awards in 2022 to 35 in 2024 and 30 in 2025—reflecting growing customer adoption across IHS and the Air Force. The recompete cliff shows 37 awards (combined potential value $63.2 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next 24 months, exposing Lacreek to substantial recompete risk on contracts including the Rosebud Exterior Construction Project, fire alarm and radiology upgrades at multiple IHS locations, and several facility renovation and infrastructure awards at Ellsworth AFB.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures $18.2 million in SCI-reportable invoiced labor across fiscal years 2023–2025, with activity concentrated in FY2025 (9.4 FTEs, $14.9 million). Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran around $256/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile at $2,082/hr, reflecting a mix of field labor and specialized technical work. Lacreek performs the majority of delivery in-house, with minimal subcontracting depth: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for 0% of total contractor hours, and only 54 named subcontractors appear across the full contract portfolio, suggesting the vendor builds and manages its own labor force rather than operating as a labor broker. In its subcontractor role (8 sub-awards, 6% of total), Lacreek delivers construction and renovation services to PMR Services LLC and NativeArc LLC, performing work including roof replacement, drywall, bathroom upgrades, door installation, and facility restoration.

The vendor's footprint spans construction and infrastructure services tailored to Indian Country healthcare, education, and tribal administration—particularly IHS hospital and health center modernization, BIA school and facility upgrades, and military construction at installations where tribal members and Native American communities are concentrated. Competitively, Lacreek competes almost exclusively under Indian set-asides and HUBZone authority, positioning it as a natural partner for federal agencies fulfilling Buy Indian Act requirements and HUBZone procurement mandates across healthcare, education, and defense infrastructure portfolios serving Native American beneficiaries.

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