Tatitlek Federal Services LLC

Tatitlek Federal Services LLC, doing business as The Tatitlek Corp, is a subsidiary of The Tatitlek Corporation, an Alaska Native-owned tribally recognized firm that competes as a prime contractor on federal contracts across the 8(a) Business Development Program and full-and-open competitions, delivering staffing support, security services, technical installations, logistics management, and professional services to civilian and defense agencies. The firm is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, and holds SBA 8(a) certification (valid through July 8, 2026) as a small disadvantaged business.

Tatitlek Federal Services operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor—113 recent awards at 100% of the prime footprint—across a portfolio anchored by two massive government-wide vehicles: the $50 billion 8(a) STARS III GWAC (awarded February 2022, expires July 2026) and the OASIS Small Business IDIQ, through which it competes for IT services, professional staffing, cybersecurity engineering, and mission-critical support across federal civilian and defense sectors. The firm also holds single-award and multiple-award IDIQs with the U.S. Coast Guard (Installation and Logistics Management Services 2nd Generation, $233.3 million ceiling through June 2029), the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security (Security Infrastructure labor-hour contract, $142.9 million ceiling through September 2027), and the Army's Research, Development and Engineering Command (Redstone Directorate Support Services, $99.9 million ceiling through September 2027). Recent capacity includes a $25 million IDIQ with the Department of Labor Office of Inspector General for professional staffing support services, a $18.6 million staffing IDIQ across multiple State Department bureaus, and a $10.8 million single-award IDIQ with NASA for Headquarters Operational Support Services (HOSS II) awarded August 2024 through July 2029.

The customer concentration is dominated by the U.S. Coast Guard and the Department of State. The Coast Guard accounts for 39 awards (68% coverage of award count) with $514.4 million combined potential value, primarily under the ILMS II IDIQ for national security guard services, RESCUE 21 Alaska sustainment, vessel traffic service support, communications systems installations (SINS-2/AIS-2), and equipment support across multiple Alaska and domestic Coast Guard facilities. The State Department Bureau of Diplomatic Security accounts for 12 awards (part of the 68% coverage block) with $374 million potential value, centered on labor-hour staffing for security analysts, security processors, insider threat program support, data managers, and management analyst positions at Anchorage, Alaska, with a single derived FY2024 government-paid rate of approximately $30–$107 per hour on labor-hour contracts and recent sub-engagement showing 100% subcontracting on smaller task orders. The Department of Labor Office of Inspector General holds 11 awards ($33.1 million potential value) for staffing augmentation, IT administration (network IT, Linux administration), program management, HR specialist support, and application development. The top five customers cover 68% of award count and 99% of combined potential value when inclusive of GSA (three GWAC-related awards at $50 billion).

SCI-reported service contract invoicing shows growth from $24.6 million across 148 FTEs in FY2022 to $73.8 million across 336 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting expansion in the vendor's federal service delivery footprint on contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold. Government-paid hourly rates span a broad range: median $77.21 per hour, with 10th percentile at $15.60 per hour (likely entry-level security or facilities support) and 90th percentile at $146.29 per hour (senior technical or professional roles). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor subcontracts an average of 17% of total contractor hours to 33 named subcontractors, indicating a mixed delivery model where Tatitlek builds core internal staffing teams while leveraging subs for specialized or surge capacity roles.

Activity has grown year over year—22 awards in 2022 to 31 in 2024—but shows a sharp drop in 2025 (10 awards) and 2026 (1 award visible in the source as of April 1, 2026). Twenty-five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $255.5 million and face recompete exposure. The awards cluster across security guard and patrol services (17 awards, NAICS 561612), administrative and general management consulting (34 awards), engineering services (33 awards), and facilities support services (10 awards), with contract pricing split between firm fixed price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, labor-hour, and time-and-materials structures depending on the customer and vehicle.

Tatitlek Federal Services competes under 8(a) set-asides on the majority of work—Competitive 8(a), 8(a) Sole Source, and Total Small Business designations recur across the portfolio—but also pursues full-and-open opportunities on Coast Guard and State Department task orders where it leverages prior-award relationships and its Alaska Native Corporation status without formal set-aside protection. The firm self-performs the majority of labor on most contracts, particularly on the larger professional support and staffing orders; subcontracting partners named in the source include single vendors on State Department labor-hour contracts where 100% of hours flow through one subcontractor per order, suggesting a staffing-augmentation teaming model rather than broad subcontractor networks.

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