Olgoonik Specialty Contractors LLC

Olgoonik Specialty Contractors LLC, a subsidiary of Olgoonik Development, LLC (an SBA 8(a)-certified Alaskan Native Corporation), operates as a prime contractor providing general construction, facility renovation, and infrastructure maintenance services to federal agencies. The company is based in Fairfax, Virginia, holds small disadvantaged business designation, and competes entirely as a prime (100% of awards) with no subcontractor footprint in recent federal activity.

Olgoonik Specialty Contractors' customer concentration is extreme and represents significant recompete risk. NIH Construction dominates the portfolio with 50 awards carrying $2.57 billion combined potential value — 96% of the vendor's total federal exposure. The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations places 19 awards worth $45.7 million, while the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division anchors a single $50 million Regional Multiple Award Construction Contract. The Air Force Global Strike Command and NIH Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations together account for less than 1% of portfolio value. The two customer rankings align tightly; NIH leads both volume and dollars by a wide margin.

Olgoonik Specialty Contractors operates under a single-award Master Blanket Purchase Agreement with NIH Construction running through April 2029, which has issued at least 22 task orders ranging from $1,270 (acoustical panel installation at Building 10, August 2024) to $2.67 million (Building 64 East Child Care Center playground upgrade, September 2023). The vendor also executes delivery orders under the NIH General Construction MACC 2019, a $2 billion multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle, capturing 8 task orders valued at $66.6 million combined. Recent NIH work includes a $526.7 million delivery order for new finishes and minor modifications to Building 2 EDI suites (awarded September 2024, extending through July 2026) and a $2.67 million delivery order for child care center playground upgrades with drainage remediation (awarded September 2023, extended to June 2026). Smaller BPA calls under the master agreement span electrical, HVAC, structural repair, and specialized facility work: electrical metering ($39,030, August 2024), gearbox maintenance for the co-generation plant ($87,377, October 2025), loading dock system repairs ($94,050, April 2025), underground storage tank removal ($72,591, May 2026), and sanitary line repair ($85,379, September 2026). Defense work concentrates on infrastructure support to Global Strike Command at missile launch facilities in Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado under total small business set-asides: underground storage tank spill bucket replacement ($173,595, April 2025), site lighting electrical conduit replacement at five facilities ($91,454, May 2026), and tank removal ($72,591, May 2026). The State Department work flows through the Worldwide FEBR Design-Build IDIQ (15 task orders, $21.2 million combined potential value) and a second BPA vehicle (11 task orders, $756 thousand combined potential value).

Activity has accelerated recently — two awards in 2022 and 2023 each, three in 2024 and 2025, and seven in 2026 — though the aggregate dollar volumes are heavily weighted toward the large NIH IDIQ vehicles established in prior years rather than new task order wins. Five awards (combined potential value $62.4 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure; the majority of that cliff value ($526.7 million plus $2.67 million) sits on larger NIH delivery orders already extended and likely to face modification or recompete during the window. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above $150,000 reached $7.8 million in FY2025, on roughly 3.2 FTEs, with median government-paid rates around $537.61/hr and senior labor priced through $917.44/hr. The vendor engages subcontractors on approximately 21% of prime contract hours across the SCI-reportable portfolio, with 14 named subs supporting delivery, though sub names are not detailed in the source. Olgoonik Specialty Contractors' parent, Olgoonik Development, LLC, also maintains the larger Department of Justice FBI Headquarters $50 million MACC as a separate prime award, demonstrating broader federal construction capacity beyond the subsidiary's NIH concentration.