Managed Business Solutions LLC

Managed Business Solutions LLC, a Colorado Springs-based subsidiary of Sealaska Government Services (an Alaskan Native Corporation), delivers custom software development, geospatial data services, and IT operations and maintenance across the Department of the Interior as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) and increasingly as a subcontractor to Accenture Federal Services. The vendor holds multiple SBA designations as an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned firm, Indian Economic Enterprise, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, and self-certified small disadvantaged business, and competes across a mix of full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with an 8(a) STARS II pedigree and recurrent set-asides for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises on geospatial and tribal-lands work.

Managed Business Solutions concentrates heavily on the Department of the Interior ecosystem. The top five Interior offices account for 84% of recent awards: the Bureau of Land Management National Office (48 awards, $321.1 million combined potential value), the National Park Service National Office (71 awards, $98.4 million), the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office (20 awards, $157.8 million), the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters (21 awards, $26.5 million), and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Albuquerque Acquisition Office (8 awards, $7.4 million). A single award from the Department of Interior's Departmental Offices Chief Information Officer for $200 million anchors the potential-value ranking; the BLM's dollar concentration reflects sustained engagement on the Information Technology Support Services II IDIQ and related systems. Representative prime work includes a $3.6 million Interagency Fire Occurrence Reporting Modules development and operations contract under the BLM ITSS II vehicle (awarded November 2021, running through August 2025), a $4.4 million Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise geospatial support services purchase order for tribal lands management from Interior's Central Office (awarded July 2021, completing July 2026), a $5.7 million Vegetation Management Action Portal system modernization effort, and a $1 million Wild Horse and Burro Online Corral operations and maintenance task order on the BLM ITSS II BPA (awarded July 2022, extending through August 2025). Recent 2026 work includes a $1 million web-based application development delivery order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for an Interior bureau (awarded May 2026, performing through May 2031) and a $392 thousand geospatial support services purchase order for the Distributed Records Information System (awarded January 2026).

The vendor places most of its prime work under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (51 task orders, $251.8 million combined potential value), the BLM's Information Technology Support Services II IDIQ and related BPAs (19 task orders, $10.6 million), and the 8(a) STARS II government-wide acquisition contract (18 task orders, $25.6 million). GSA Schedule labor categories span 30 bands from data-entry technicians at $55.72 per hour through principals at $272.41 per hour, with no security-cleared positions offered; the portfolio includes software developers, support engineers, network architects, IT analysts, and systems integration specialists at experience levels from entry through 15 years, supporting the vendor's positioning in custom development and systems operations.

Activity has remained sparse in absolute terms—two awards in 2026, ten in 2025, eight in 2024—but the potential-value pipeline is substantial at $1.84 billion across 199 total awards, with only $7.1 million in combined potential value reaching completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating a stable long-tail recompete horizon. SCI-reported invoicing of federal services contracts ran $12 million in FY2022 across 61 FTEs, dropped to $2.9 million in FY2023 across 14 FTEs, and recovered to $11.7 million in FY2024 across 53 FTEs; SCI captures service work above the $150,000 threshold and does not include goods, products, or non-federal revenue. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor reported zero average sub-hours share, indicating direct delivery without named subcontractor engagement, and median government-paid rates of $99.58 per hour with a 10th-to-90th range of $90.87 to $112.36 per hour.

The vendor's recent subcontractor posture has shifted markedly. Historically a pure prime contractor, Managed Business Solutions now subcontracts to Accenture Federal Services on Department of Interior missions spanning National Fluids Lease Sale System, Mineral and Land Records System, GLORAS, ePlanning, and Interagency Fire Occurrence Reporting Modules task orders under the Mission Services Platform IDIQ; ten of the vendor's nineteen sub awards in the source were placed by Accenture since January 2024. A single engagement with Broadleaf, Inc. on IT and IT-related business services (awarded March 2024, exercising an option year through March 2025) rounds out the named prime relationships. This sub-prime engagement pattern reflects increasing use of the vendor as a specialized delivery subcontractor on Interior's technology modernization and operations initiatives, particularly geospatial and land-management systems work, rather than a sole-source prime.

Managed Business Solutions, LLC (MBS) designs, develops and integrates technology to optimize the value of our clients' information. We engage our clients through a proven collaboration and program management model focused on understanding our clients' unique information requirements - We don't just deploy technology, we meet business needs.