Leisnoi Professional Services LLC

Leisnoi Professional Services LLC, an SBA 8(a) certified Alaska Native Corporation-owned small business based in Kodiak, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor on federal design-build and general construction projects, with a 98% prime-to-sub split and a $1.66 billion combined potential value across 40 awards in the portfolio. The company holds concurrent HUBZone certification and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—8(a) sole source and total small business designations dominate recent awards. Leisnoi is the operating subsidiary of parent company Leisnoi Government Services LLC and operates alongside six sibling entities, including joint ventures (LPS Kemron JV, LPS Ferma JV, LPS Aqiwo 8A JV, LPS Friend JV, LPS PMM JV) and a sister firm (LRG Services LLC), all Alaska Native Corporation-owned and carrying parallel SBA certifications.

Leisnoi's capability portfolio centers on facility design-build, construction repair, renovation, and modernization at military and civilian installations. Representative work includes a $49.999 million multiple-award construction contract (MACC) with Air Combat Command for military sustainment and restoration projects at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska (awarded August 2025, running through July 2030); a $25 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Air Combat Command for general construction and design-build services through June 2029; and a $990 million Joint Base San Antonio MACC with Air Education and Training Command for design-build and general construction services across Joint Base San Antonio installations (awarded May 2022, extending through May 2032). Recent delivery orders reflect this portfolio: a $5.02 million Power SCADA system modernization at Offutt AFB (September 2025), a $3.01 million design-build repair order at Goodfellow Air Force Base (October 2025), and a $2.33 million Base Defense Operations Center renovation at Fort Sam Houston (September 2025). The company also holds a $500 million GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10 multiple-award IDIQ for electric vehicle supply equipment installation across federal facilities (awarded November 2022, through October 2026). Beyond construction, Leisnoi won a $9.95 million time-and-materials contract with the US Census Bureau for Demographic Systems Division IT support (September 2025, completion March 2028), a $16.6 million 8(a) sole-source contract with the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs for ADG Innovation Contract services in Anchorage (September 2024), and a $15.7 million contract with the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for ADG operations and maintenance, also based in Anchorage (September 2024).

Customer concentration splits sharply by dollars versus transaction volume. By award count, Air Combat Command leads with 10 awards ($82.7 million combined potential value) and Air Education and Training Command follows with 9 awards ($1 billion combined potential value)—the latter driven by the $990 million Joint Base San Antonio MACC. By potential value, Air Education and Training Command dominates at $1 billion (60% of the portfolio), GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10 anchors $500 million (30%), and Air Combat Command contributes $82.7 million. Fifteen distinct customer agencies are served; the top five account for 75% of awards by count and 98% by potential value. Beyond Air Force customers, significant customers include GSA Region 8 (5 awards, $8 million for Denver Federal Center demolition and stormwater projects), the Army Corps of Engineers (1 award, $17.3 million for building repair in Anchorage), the US Census Bureau ($9.95 million), and the Department of State bureaus ($32.3 million combined across Near Eastern and European affairs ADG contracts).

Leisnoi's vehicle position reflects concentration on construction-focused IDIQs. The Joint Base San Antonio MACC carries 7 task orders valued at $12.5 million combined; the Offutt Air Force Base MACC (2025–2030) carries 2 task orders worth $5 million; Air Combat Command's single-award IDC supports 5 task orders totaling $2.5 million; and the GSA EVSE IDIQ holds 1 task order for $208 thousand. Recent task-order activity (2025–2026) is concentrated on the Joint Base San Antonio and Offutt Air Force Base vehicles, both total small business set-asides. Seven awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $54.1 million, creating recompete exposure across the Offutt AFB MACC, Joint Base San Antonio MACC, and individual Army Corps of Engineers and Census Bureau contracts.

SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing totals $3.7 million across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2024 accounted for $3 million), with minimal FTE data (0.1–0.2 FTEs reported per fiscal year). This figure reflects only service contracts above the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold and excludes the vendor's substantial construction delivery orders, products, and non-federal revenue; it is not representative of company-wide revenue or workforce scale. The limited SCI footprint and low FTE trajectory suggest most of Leisnoi's federal work is priced as firm-fixed-price design-build and construction delivery orders rather than labor-hour or time-and-materials service contracts, or is classified and therefore outside SCI reporting. Government-paid hourly rates on reportable service contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $2,521/hr through a median of $4,508/hr to a 90th percentile of $11,599/hr, typical of specialized construction and engineering labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for 0% of reported hours, indicating Leisnoi delivers most federal service work with its own labor.

Leisnoi operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (98% of awards) and does not systematically subcontract to other vendors on the awards in the source portfolio. The company's corporate structure—parent Leisnoi Government Services LLC with multiple joint-venture and subsidiary entities—suggests teaming relationships are formalized through subsidiary vehicles rather than through traditional prime-to-sub relationships. Awards show no material subcontract footprint; one sub-award modification reference appears in the government description field without substantive detail. This structure positions the company as a capability aggregator through formal equity ownership rather than a feeder to larger primes.

Activity has remained steady at 10 awards per year in 2023, 2024, and 2025 (with only 1 award to date in the May-through-October 2026 window), showing level sustained demand rather than explosive growth. The portfolio's concentration on Air Force construction, the large multi-year vehicle awards (Joint Base San Antonio $990 million through 2032, Offutt AFB $49.999 million through 2030), and the recent diversification into Census Bureau IT support and Department of State facility operations suggest Leisnoi has diversified beyond pure Air Force construction into longer-duration services contracts while maintaining its core design-build and renovation footprint. The June 2026 award date for the Offutt AFB Power SCADA order ($5.02 million, completion July 2027) indicates active tasking on the new Offutt MACC as it enters its first full fiscal year.

Leisnoi Professional Services (LPS) is an Alaska Native Owned Corporation (ANC). is SBA HUBZone and 8(a)Certified. The LPS offers a wide range of professional, administrative and support services, including Enterprise Solutions, Personnel & Program Management, Facility Management and Marine & Environmental Services