Tatitlek Federal Services LLC

Tatitlek Federal Services LLC, doing business as The Tatitlek Corp, is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business that operates as a prime contractor delivering staffing augmentation, security services, logistics support, technical installations, and professional services across federal civilian and defense agencies. Tatitlek is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Tatitlek Corporation, a tribally recognized Alaska Native Corporation, and competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides (Competitive 8(a), 8(a) Sole Source) alongside full-and-open delivery orders on government-wide vehicles.

Tatitlek's customer concentration is heavily anchored by the U.S. Coast Guard (40 awards, $514.7 million combined potential value) and the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security (13 awards, $378.2 million), together accounting for roughly 69 percent of award volume. These two agencies dominate both by count and dollar magnitude, with Coast Guard orders spanning national security guard services, communications systems installations (SINS-2/AIS-2), vessel traffic service sustainment (RESCUE 21 Alaska), and logistics support across Alaska and domestic facilities, while State Department orders center on security analyst staffing, insider threat communications specialists, and professional labor support from the Anchorage, Alaska location. NASA Headquarters (14 awards, $14.3 million) and the Department of Labor Office of Inspector General (12 awards, $34.8 million) round out the top volume customers, with the Army Research Development and Engineering Command (Redstone Directorate Support Services) commanding $200.2 million in potential value across five awards despite lower award count. Tatitlek holds seats on the $50 billion 8(a) STARS III GWAC (GSA Federal Acquisition Service) and the nearly $1 trillion OASIS SB (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services – Small Business) IDIQ, both government-wide vehicles sourcing orders from civilian and defense agencies; the STARS III position has generated cybersecurity engineering support and IT service delivery orders, while OASIS SB has supported command-and-control management services at White Sands Missile Range and actuarial services to AmeriCorps.

Tatitlek operates as a prime on five significant single-award IDIQs: the $233.3 million Coast Guard Installation and Logistics Management Services 2nd Generation (ILMS II) IDIQ (15 task orders, $19.1 million potential value through June 2029); the $144.4 million Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security Security Infrastructure IDIQ (nine task orders, $161.7 million potential value through September 2027) anchored by security analyst and insider threat communications specialist positions; the $99.9 million Army Redstone Directorate Support Services II IDIQ (cost-plus-fixed-fee, through September 2027) funding directorate operations support at Huntsville, Alabama; the $25 million Department of Labor OIG Professional Staffing Support Services IDIQ (five-year sole-source 8(a) award through May 2028); the NASA HOSS II single-award IDIQ ($10.8 million, Competitive 8(a), through July 2029) procuring mail center operations, facilities help desk support, driving services, and audiovisual support at NASA Headquarters; and a $18.6 million Department of State staffing IDIQ (8(a) sole-source through August 2026) serving multiple State Department bureaus. The Department of State has been the largest user of Tatitlek's IDIQs, issuing delivery orders across the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Bureau of Consular Affairs, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, and Bureau of Democracy Human Rights and Labor for staffing support, professional services, and operational psychology support totaling over $100 million in potential value.

Recent capability work illustrates Tatitlek's service mix: a $27.2 million Redstone Directorate support delivery order (August 2026–August 2027, cost-plus-fixed-fee, Competitive 8(a)); a $44.5 million RESCUE 21 Alaska Sustainment and Vessel Traffic Service delivery order (Coast Guard, January 2025–January 2030, firm fixed-price, Competitive 8(a)); a $53.1 million command-and-control management support delivery order at White Sands Missile Range (Office of the Secretary of Defense, November 2024–October 2029, time-and-materials, Competitive 8(a)) under OASIS SB; a $21.4 million Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security professional labor support delivery order (March 2025–March 2028, labor-hours); and a $14.7 million Department of Defense Medical Command laboratory support services award (September 2023–September 2028, cost-plus-fixed-fee, 8(a) sole-source). Activity peaked at 31 awards in 2024 and has moderated to 10 in 2025 and 9 through September 2026; 28 awards (combined potential value $314.3 million) face recompete inside the next twenty-four months, representing significant pipeline for competing renewals and follow-on work.

On the SCI-reportable federal service contract footprint, Tatitlek invoiced $214.6 million across FY2022–FY2025, with growth from $24.6 million in FY2022 (148 FTEs) to a peak of $73.8 million in FY2024 (336 FTEs), then a decline to $56.2 million in FY2025 (287 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates across the prime SCI footprint run a median of $79.74 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $16.42 per hour (security and guard services labor) and the 90th percentile at $147.33 per hour (senior engineering and professional positions). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Tatitlek self-performs the majority of work, with an average 15 percent sub-hours share across the portfolio and 41 named subcontractors supporting labor augmentation and surge capacity on a mix of large labor-hour staffing contracts; the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security Security Infrastructure IDIQ shows significant subcontracting activity in certain years (full subcontracting of insider threat communications specialist positions in FY2025, 100 percent of security processor hours in FY2025 through a single vendor), while many smaller orders and technical installations are self-performed. Tatitlek operates 100 percent as a prime contractor across its federal footprint with no identified sub-award work in the source data, positioning the firm as a prime contractor and staffing integrator rather than a feeder subcontractor to larger defense primes.

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