Akima Facilities Operations LLC

Akima Facilities Operations LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, is a prime contractor delivering facilities maintenance, custodial operations, HVAC repairs, and infrastructure support services across federal civilian and defense installations. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards), with a portfolio spanning 401 awards valued at $2.99 billion across 32 federal customer agencies. Recent activity shows strong growth—from 49 awards in 2022 to 106 in 2024—with 72 awards in 2025 and 19 year-to-date in 2026. The vendor is a subsidiary of Akima LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, alongside three other operating subsidiaries: Akima KBR Solutions, Akima Centerra Integrated Services, Akima KBR Operations, and Ikun LLC.

Akima Facilities Operations delivers concrete facilities management across six primary categories: facilities support services (362 awards), laboratory and clinic maintenance (59 awards), custodial and janitorial work (51 awards), administrative building maintenance (17 awards), and aircraft maintenance support (11 awards). Representative prime work includes a $184.9 million labor-support delivery order from Army Contracting Command-Redstone for comprehensive facilities maintenance and operations at Letterkenny Army Depot through September 2029 (awarded December 2025); a $16.43 million facilities and engineering support order from the Western Area Power Administration for Loveland, Colorado, through March 2030 (awarded February 2025); a $28.2 million definitive contract from Army Sustainment Command for maintenance and transportation services at Joint Base Lewis-McChord through December 2026 (awarded December 2023); and a $15.7 million definitive contract from Defense Logistics Agency for facilities operations at Concord, California, through August 2027 (awarded December 2023). Additional major awards include a $27.7 million definitive contract for Joint Base Lewis-McChord maintenance, supply, and transportation support, and a $20.3 million delivery order from Army Sustainment Command for West Point facilities support through September 2026.

Customer concentration is led by the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region, which anchors $1.1 billion (37% of combined potential value) across seven awards, primarily through a single large indefinite delivery contract for airfield operations at Huntsville, Alabama. The Marine Corps is the largest volume customer by award count (131 awards, $353.2 million), reflecting recurring delivery orders for fire defense, HVAC, electrical repairs, and temporary cooling and heating at Quantico, Virginia. The National Institutes of Health (47 awards, $133.9 million) maintains a $37.5 million single-award IDC for elevator maintenance, janitorial, and critical facilities services at the Bethesda campus, with approximately $36.6 million in delivery orders executed through June 2026. The Department of Agriculture (68 awards across three ARS sub-components, $45.1 million) issues recurring small delivery orders for HVAC, equipment repair, and infrastructure maintenance at research centers in Albany, California, and elsewhere. The Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command (10 awards, $223.4 million) supports multi-function facility services across six western states under a $198 million multiple-award IDC framework.

Akima holds position on five anchor parent vehicles representing $286 million in combined potential value across 220 task orders. The largest is Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247019D2008 (147 task orders, $83.1 million combined potential value)—a Naval Facilities Engineering Command multi-function facility services vehicle serving Navy and Marine Corps installations. USDA contract 12905B21D0004 carries 65 task orders valued at $964 thousand. An unrestricted OASIS+ multiple-award IDC under GSA (no specified ceiling) issued a $47,108 delivery order to Akima in May 2026 for generator repair at the Agricultural Research Service's Western Regional Research Center in Berkeley, California. Air Force contract 75N98023D00048 (27 task orders, $59.1 million) funds E-9A contractor logistics support services from Herndon, Virginia. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule (ceiling $475,000) carries a labor portfolio of 65 categories spanning $34.11/hr material planners through $174.05/hr quality control managers—all non-cleared roles requiring high school to bachelor's education. Within the MAS, the Western Area Power Administration issued a $16.43 million modification for administrative, property management, maintenance, and engineering support at Loveland, Colorado, through March 2030; Army Contracting Command-Redstone issued a $184.9 million labor-support delivery order for Letterkenny Army Depot through September 2029.

Set-aside posture is overwhelmingly 8(a)—both competitive 8(a) and 8(a) sole-source dominate the prime footprint. Recent representative awards carry 8(a) sole-source designations (Air Force E-9A CLS, Army Sustainment Command EAGLE awards at West Point and Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Defense Logistics Agency facilities operations, Department of Energy construction services at NETL). Marine Corps and other smaller delivery orders mix competitive 8(a) set-asides with unrestricted awards. The vendor does not pursue subcontracting; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, sub-engagement averaged 3% of total contractor hours across 15 named subcontractors, indicating minimal sub reliance and a self-performed delivery model.

Service Contract Inventory data captures $180.2 million in invoiced revenue (prime records, FY2022–FY2024), representing a portion of federal services work above the $150,000 threshold. Invoicing grew from $38.1 million (358 FTEs) in FY2022 to $78.1 million (693 FTEs) in FY2024, reflecting 94% growth in reported workforce scale over two years. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $52.53/hr, with rates spanning $24.42/hr (10th percentile, entry-level trades) through $147.17/hr (90th percentile, management and technical oversight roles). This rate spectrum aligns with the GSA Schedule labor categories—primarily skilled trades, technicians, and project managers—and reflects labor-hour delivery across custodial, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and building systems maintenance.

The vendor faces a recompete cliff of $379.2 million in combined potential value across 23 awards completing within the next twenty-four months, including major Army and Marine Corps facilities contracts at Quantico and Sharpe Army Depot. Akima competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides and holds no visible subcontractor positions; it operates as a prime contractor across both the defense and civilian sectors, with particular strength in base operations support, facilities maintenance, and aircraft logistics support for the Air Force and Army. The company's headquarters in Herndon, Virginia, supports Akima's role as an established provider of mission-critical facilities operations across military installations and federal research facilities nationwide.

We deliver superior services for logistics, facilities, maintenance, and repair across today's most complex and demanding DoD and federal civilian installations. Our services include building and structures maintenance, vehicle equipment operations and maintenance, ground and surface area maintenance, warehouse operations, material management, shipping and receiving, inventory control, plant operations, data management and more.