Paragon Professional Services LLC

Paragon Professional Services LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) delivering environmental remediation, detention and transportation services, construction management, and staffing support across 29 federal agencies on a mix of 8(a) sole-source, competitive 8(a), and full-and-open awards. The vendor competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides, which anchor most of its prime footprint, though it also captures full-and-open detention and transportation work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Paragon's customer base is heavily concentrated: Immigration and Customs Enforcement dominates with 18 awards worth $712.2 million in combined potential value, anchored by a $322.2 million indefinite delivery contract for detention and transportation services at the El Paso Service Processing Center and across Baltimore, Newark, New York City, and Boston field offices. The Army Corps of Engineers represents 34 awards across three districts—Baltimore ($207.5 million), Sacramento ($136 million), and Alaska ($113.5 million)—concentrated in environmental remediation, facility construction, and spill response. The Department of Energy's Office of Cyber Security holds 13 awards ($148.5 million) primarily for closure and remediation work at the Former Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1 in Bakersfield, California. The Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 brings a $49.5 million single-award IDC for residential remediation in the Southeast Mines area of Missouri. Together, these five customer agencies represent 77% of combined potential value. The recompete cliff is material: 22 awards worth $279.2 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months.

Paragon holds seven named IDVs with combined ceiling values exceeding $714 million. The largest is the $322.2 million ICE detention and transportation contract (no set-aside, single award, through September 2026), which funds multiple regional task orders. The Army Corps of Engineers IDCs include a $98.99 million environmental remediation services vehicle (8(a) sole source, through September 2027), a $49.9 million Washington D.C. professional support services contract (no set-aside, through September 2027), and a $97 million Alaska environmental remediation IDC (total small business set-aside, through April 2030). The Bureau of Land Management awarded a $45 million Construction Hazmat & Abandoned Mine Land IDIQ (competitive 8(a), multiple award, through August 2030) in August 2025. The EPA Region 7 $49.5 million residential remediation IDC (8(a) sole source, through February 2029) and a $25 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command environmental services IDC (8(a) sole source, through September 2024) round out the major vehicles. Paragon also sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where 28 task orders worth $207.7 million have been placed for cybersecurity field work, environmental remediation, project management, and facility improvements.

On the Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps work, Paragon delivers site characterization, groundwater monitoring, soil vapor extraction, contamination removal, and long-term operations and maintenance services at federal facilities including Beale Air Force Base, Camp Lejeune, Sharpe Army Depot, and former defense sites across Alaska and the continental U.S. Notable recent environmental awards include a $13.1 million EPA Region 7 residential remediation delivery order (May 2025), a $13.3 million Army Corps of Engineers environmental remediation contract in Sacramento (March 2025), and a $12.8 million EPA Region 7 Flat River remediation order (May 2026). For Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Paragon provides transportation and guard services for detained aliens at processing centers and field offices; recent ICE orders include $57.1 million for El Paso operations (September 2025), $11.9 million for Boston Field Office transportation (May 2025), and $7.5 million for Baltimore and Boston support (April 2025). Construction and facility work includes a $98.6 million Capitol Complex storm window and door installation contract (June 2023), a $35.8 million Cairo Embassy compound window replacement program (September 2024, with PWS International as subcontractor), and a $21.8 million Army Corps of Engineers waterline extension project in Sterling, Virginia (January 2025).

Service Contract Inventory data shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $189.2 million across FY2022–FY2024 (a strict subset excluding goods, products, and non-federal revenue): FY2022 invoiced $10.3 million across 18.8 FTEs, FY2023 invoiced $95.3 million across 320 FTEs, and FY2024 invoiced $83.7 million across 350 FTEs. The dramatic FTE expansion from 18.8 to 350 reflects Paragon's rapid scaling into detention services, Moscow mission guard work, and Army CECOM staffing. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates ran median around $124.17 per hour, with the 90th percentile at $673.79 per hour, reflecting a portfolio spanning laborers at $39.27/hr through senior program managers at $244.44/hr on GSA Schedule labor categories. Paragon self-performed all reported SCI labor (0% sub-hours share), indicating a vertically integrated delivery model.

Paragon operates with two named subsidiaries: Paragon-Jacobs Joint Venture, LLC and Paragon Central JV, LLC, both Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged businesses structured as joint ventures. These subsidiaries appear on sub-awards under the Paragon-Jacobs Joint Venture vehicle, which has won task orders with the Army Corps of Engineers for staffing support on construction management projects (Fort Randall Dam and Offutt). The parent entity is Bsnc Government Services, LLC, which carries the same Alaska Native, minority-owned, and 8(a) certifications. The corporate structure positions Paragon as the primary federal contracting entity while leveraging joint ventures for specialized staffing and construction support roles.

Award velocity has been uneven: 15 awards in 2022, ramping to 28 in 2023 and settling to 24 in each of 2024 and 2025, with only 2 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026 (noting that the source snapshot is current to mid-July 2026). The $1.72 billion combined potential value across 115 awards reflects massive concentration in detention services and environmental remediation, with $764.5 million obligated to date (44% of potential value). Paragon's 8(a) profile—particularly its Alaska Native Corporation ownership and established track record across three Army Corps districts, EPA Region 7, and a sprawling ICE national footprint—positions it as a heavily set-aside-dependent vendor with material recompete exposure centered on the detention services IDC (due September 2026) and multiple Army Corps environmental and construction vehicles maturing through 2027.

Paragon Professional Services, LLC (Paragon) offers a wide-range of environmental remediation services to both private- and public-sector clients throughout the United States. Its experienced staff is dedicated to producing high-quality documentation and providing safe field execution to support its clients' environmental planning and assessment, investigation, remediation, restoration, waste management, engineering, project management and construction projects in line with local, state and federal guidelines and regulations. Paragon provides a broad range of environmental science, geological, hydrogeological, and engineering support to perform environmental assessments, resolve regulatory compliance issues, and solve remediation problems for our clients. Our primary NAICS code is 562910, Environmental Remediation Services, however, we provide support in secondary NAICS codes such as 541620, 541210, 541330, 541618, 541620, 541690, and 238910.