Olgoonik Federal, LLC

Olgoonik Federal, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small business and SBA-certified 8(a) participant based in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facilities maintenance, warehousing, and distribution services across civilian and defense federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under full-and-open and Competitive 8(a) designations, with set-aside work recurrent across 8(a) Sole Source and Total Small Business vehicles reserved for diplomatic security and overseas construction projects.

The vendor's customer concentration spans five dominant agencies. The Defense Logistics Agency Distribution anchors the largest potential-value share at $298 million across 35 awards—primarily warehousing, distribution operations, and labor support at domestic and overseas depot facilities. The Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement follows at $204.8 million across 96 awards for construction and security infrastructure projects. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for $160.4 million across 25 awards for forced-entry/ballistic-resistant (FE/BR) doors, windows, anti-ram barriers, and diplomatic facility upgrades worldwide. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security adds $126.5 million across 10 awards for similar security infrastructure work. The Army Corps of Engineers contributes $115.5 million across 60 awards for minor construction, infrastructure repair, and dam facility maintenance in the Little Rock District. The National Cancer Institute, though leading by award count at 305 awards, carries only $16.9 million in potential value, reflecting small-dollar delivery orders for laboratory renovations, electrical work, and facility modifications at Bethesda. Together, these five agencies cover 84 percent of combined potential value.

Olgoonik Federal holds three foundational IDIQ vehicles: a $72.5 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers (Little Rock District) for minor construction services, an $84.9 million DLA IDIQ for worldwide warehouse and distribution operations, and a $39.5 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command IDIQ for shipping, receiving, warehousing, and inventory management. Task orders against the NCI's vehicle (140D0420D0006) dominate activity volume—302 task orders generating $5.8 million combined potential value—but carry low unit values. The DLA's SP330021D5002 contract generates the highest parent-vehicle potential at $205.6 million across 32 task orders. The Corps' W9127S20D0022 vehicle shows $51 million across 70 task orders, and the State Department's SWHARC16D0008 vehicle carries $27.3 million across 87 task orders for overseas construction and security projects.

Activity has grown from 79 awards in 2022 to a peak of 94 in 2024, with 2025 showing a decline to 50 awards (likely reflecting partial-year data) and only 4 awards recorded by mid-2026. Twenty-eight awards with combined potential value of $193.5 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure across DLA warehouse operations, State Department overseas security projects, and Corps construction vehicles.

Capability framing reflects the award mix: commercial and institutional building construction dominates at 341 awards, facilities support services account for 93 awards, heavy civil engineering construction (dam and lock repairs) spans 71 awards, general warehousing and storage covers 42 awards, and professional support services round out the portfolio. Representative recent work includes $48 million in Saudi Arabia distribution facility operations (DLA, Competitive 8(a), through May 2028), $4.75 million in doors and windows for Freetown, Sierra Leone (State Department, Competitive 8(a), through March 2027), $3.14 million in lock lighting upgrades at Montgomery Point Lock and Dam, Arkansas (Corps, through August 2027), and $1.8 million in gantry crane rehabilitation at Nimrod Lake and Dam (Corps, through January 2026). NCI work includes hundreds of sub-$100 thousand renovation and lab-upgrade delivery orders across 2024–2026 for electrical, plumbing, carpentry, biosafety cabinet installation, and flooring work at Bethesda.

Service Contract Inventory data shows Olgoonik Federal invoiced $70.4 million across FY2022–FY2024 on service contracts above the $150 thousand reporting threshold. FY2022 invoiced $26.9 million across 137 FTEs; FY2023 dropped to $21.6 million across 96.6 FTEs; FY2024 rebounded to $21.9 million across 196 FTEs. SCI-derived hourly rates cluster at a median of $42.55/hr, with the 10th percentile at $8.15/hr (reflecting low-skill warehousing labor) and the 90th percentile at $1,883.64/hr (reflecting specialized technical or supervisory roles). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 7 percent of total contractor hours, with 16 named subcontractors reported. This posture indicates Olgoonik Federal builds most delivery teams in-house, with selective subcontractor engagement for specialized labor or surge capacity.

The vendor operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Olgoonik Development, LLC, the Alaska Native Corporation parent, maintaining a unified corporate identity but distinct contracting vehicle and UEI. The parent structure provides access to Alaska Native Corporation set-asides and SBA 8(a) certifications, anchoring the vendor's small-business competitive posture across federal procurements.

OF has the capability to recruit and retain quality personnel. OAS has a General Manager and executives of its parent corporation with a depth of expereince in operating and manging businesses in military, government and commercial arenas.