Six Mile Nika JV, LLC

Six Mile Nika JV, LLC, an SBA 8(a) certified Alaska Native Corporation-owned joint venture headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering facilities maintenance, base operations support, and specialized infrastructure repair services to the U.S. Coast Guard and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. The vendor competes predominantly under competitive 8(a) set-asides on its core Coast Guard work, with occasional full-and-open task orders under the same parent contract vehicles.

Six Mile Nika JV is a subsidiary of parent company Six Mile, LLC, itself an SBA 8(a) program participant and Alaska Native Corporation with Indian Economic Enterprise status. The joint venture structure and Alaska Native ownership anchor the firm's set-aside positioning across a concentrated customer footprint. Customer concentration is extreme: the Coast Guard accounts for 38 of 41 prime awards (93% by count) and $242.2 million of $491.3 million combined potential value (49%), with the remaining portfolio split between Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($249 million from two awards) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology ($143 thousand). The two largest-dollar rankings diverge sharply — NAVFAC's $249 million multiple-award IDIQ represents a single guaranteed-minimum task order of $500 plus the underlying contract ceiling itself — while Coast Guard driving volume through dozens of discrete delivery orders against a $159.9 million single-award IDIQ.

Six Mile Nika JV holds two core parent vehicles. The Coast Guard base operations support services indefinite delivery contract (Competitive 8(a), $159.9 million, June 30, 2029 completion) generated 34 task orders valued at $82.2 million as of the most recent award in July 2026. Task orders span routine capital maintenance — roof repairs, kitchen and barracks upgrades, pool system replacements, wastewater treatment modifications — and specialized facilities work such as SCIF security doors, elevator maintenance, and hazardous-waste sampling. A second vehicle, the Naval Facilities Engineering Command 8(a) Facilities MASC for Southwest Area of Responsibility (Competitive 8(a), $249 million, March 31, 2030 completion), has generated one guaranteed-minimum task order of $500 to date, dated March 2022. Representative recent Coast Guard work includes a $29.7 million standing-work delivery order awarded August 18, 2025 covering base operations through June 30, 2026; a $29 million delivery order issued July 1, 2024 for base operations support services through March 2029; and numerous discrete facility-repair task orders in the $25 thousand to $200 thousand range issued in batches (September 29, 2025 alone produced 17 delivery orders for roof repairs, gym renovations, laundry equipment, pool system upgrades, and barracks improvements). A $143 thousand NIST purchase order for generator maintenance (8(a) Sole Source, October 1, 2023) represents the vendor's sole non-Coast-Guard, non-NAVFAC prime work in the source data.

Activity has accelerated in recent years — two awards in 2022, one in 2023, nine in 2024, and 27 in 2025 — before dropping to two awards in 2026 (the most recent on July 1, 2026). The acceleration reflects increased task-order volume against the Coast Guard IDIQ following its award in July 2024. Only three awards (combined potential value $19 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling limited recompete exposure in the near term for Six Mile Nika JV itself, though the underlying Coast Guard IDIQ remains active through June 2029.

Six Mile Nika JV operates as a 100% prime contractor across all 41 awards in the source data with no subcontract role. However, the vendor consistently engages subcontractors to execute delivery orders. Across the Coast Guard base operations support contract, named subs include Taylor Fire Protection Services LLC (fire protection services callbacks and repairs), TK Elevator Corporation (elevator repair and maintenance), Water Distribution Solutions (water plant operations), Digital Assets LLC (HVAC system technical services), American Pest Management doing business as ELT Inc. (pest control services), King & George LLC (base operation support services), Coffman Engineers Inc. (cathodic protection surveys), Bering Industrial Contractors Inc. (N21 pump repairs), Pumptech LLC (pump and variable frequency drive procurement), and Great Alaskan Flooring Co. (concrete repairs and painting). For the NIST generator maintenance order, Kelly Generator & Equipment Inc. served as subcontractor. The NAVFAC IDIQ work includes similar facility-support subcontracting. SCI-reportable data (federal service contracts above $150 thousand) shows six Mile Nika JV reported $4.1 million in FY2024 invoiced revenue across 30.2 FTEs under a single prime SCI record, with 100% of contractor hours subcontracted to named vendors and a government-paid hourly rate of $64.95 across the board — indicating the vendor functions as a facilities operations-support orchestrator leaning on specialized subcontractors rather than building its own delivery labor force.

Work is performed in Alaska (Kodiak, Cold Bay, Anchorage) and at the NIST campus in Gaithersburg, Maryland. The vendor's service footprint is categorized primarily under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services) with secondary activity in equipment repair and minor manufacturing PSCs. Six Mile Nika JV has not appeared as a subcontractor to other federal primes in the source data — all award activity is as prime contractor.

Six Mile NIKA JV is a certified SBA 8(a) Joint Venture that provides complex, mission critical facilities support services to U.S. Government clients worldwide. Our multidisciplinary team of technical professionals are skilled at delivering the services required to maximize the reliability and longevity of facilities and their equipment throughout their entire lifecycle. Six Mile NIKA brings innovative ideas, solutions, and strategies to assist our customers in overcoming the most difficult of challenges while enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of project delivery.