Silver Sky LLC

Silver Sky LLC, operating its Silver Sky Aviation Division from Wasilla, Alaska, provides aircraft fleet maintenance and inspection services to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor under small-business set-asides and full-and-open designations. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation classified under NAICS 488190 (aircraft maintenance and repair services) and PSC 1640 (maintenance and repair of aircraft and airframe structural components), with a wholly concentrated customer base at the Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget.

Silver Sky's federal footprint consists entirely of Department of the Interior work — 13 of 14 recent prime awards valued at $37.9 million combined potential value, plus one USDA Rural Business Cooperative Services grant. The Interior work centers on 300-hour and 100-hour inspections, brake maintenance, propeller replacement, and power section overhauls performed on Pilatus PC12, Beechcraft King Air 200, and Kodiak 100 aircraft operated by the department's Office of Aviation Services. Representative work includes a $12,687.50 firm fixed-price delivery order awarded August 25, 2026 for aircraft fleet maintenance under a total small-business set-aside with completion October 30, 2026; an $89,792.46 delivery order awarded August 5, 2025 under the department's $30 million multiple-award IDIQ; and $54,472.18 in combined value across two BPA calls issued October 11, 2024 — a $34,182.25 call for annual inspections and a $20,289.93 call for engine airworthiness directive maintenance, both set aside for total small business.

Silver Sky holds two parent vehicles with the Department of the Interior. A $30 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract awarded June 3, 2024 with completion November 30, 2027 carries six task orders valued at $203 thousand combined potential value and is reserved entirely for small businesses. A $7.5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded May 8, 2024 with completion August 31, 2028 supports Office of Aviation Services fleet maintenance in Alaska and has generated two BPA calls valued at $54 thousand combined. Place of performance spans Wasilla and Anchorage, Alaska for the BPA work and the lower forty-eight states for the larger IDIQ. Award activity spiked in 2024 (nine awards) after three awards in 2023, with activity declining to one award each in 2025 and 2026. Only $444 thousand has been obligated across the $37.9 million potential value — a 1% obligation rate typical of indefinite-delivery vehicles in their early phases. Three awards (combined potential value $102 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months. Silver Sky has received non-competitive sole-source purchase orders from Interior based on its Alaska location and specialized aircraft-maintenance expertise, but recent work has shifted to competitive small-business set-aside delivery orders and BPA calls. The company operates with no subcontract footprint and no current federal grant work beyond a single USDA REAP Renewable Energy System grant awarded December 26, 2024 with completion December 26, 2026.