Tyonek Technical Services, LLC

Tyonek Technical Services, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned 8(a) small disadvantaged business headquartered in Madison, Alabama, operates as a prime contractor (85% of recent awards) delivering aircraft maintenance, depot-level repair and overhaul, production support staffing, and cyber operations formal training to the Department of Defense. The firm holds SBA 8(a) certification through September 16, 2029 and competes under both 8(a) sole-source and Total Small Business set-asides as well as full-and-open vehicles, with set-asides characterizing the majority of its prime posture. A child entity of parent Tyonek Services Group, Inc., also Alaska Native Corporation–owned.

Tyonek's capability footprint centers on four concrete service lines: aircraft and weapons systems maintenance and overhaul under NAICS 488190 (Other Support Activities for Air Transportation) and PSC codes for aircraft component repair; production support manpower augmentation for depot operations under NAICS 561320 (Temporary Help Services); cyber operations and information operations formal training under defense cybersecurity frameworks; and systems engineering and radar sustainment for Army intelligence platforms. Representative prime work includes a $84.7 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract awarded March 1, 2025, by Air Force Special Operations Command for Cyber Operations Formal Training Support (CYOFTS) 2.75 at Hurlburt Field, Florida, extending through February 28, 2027; a $266.8 million single-award 8(a) sole-source indefinite delivery contract awarded June 13, 2022, by Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for production support manpower and depot operations augmentation at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, through July 2027, against which seven task orders totaling $105.4 million have been issued; and a $99.9 million single-award 8(a) sole-source indefinite delivery contract awarded June 29, 2023, by Army Research, Development and Engineering Command for aviation support services at Fort Eustis, Virginia, through June 2028. Most recently, Tyonek received a $7.0 million Total Small Business delivery order on March 31, 2026, from Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for on-site depot support of Air Force Special Operations Command's C-130 weapons systems at Hurlburt Field.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Air Force and Department of the Army. The top five funding entities account for 100% of combined potential value across recent awards. Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex leads by award count (10 awards, $425.7 million combined potential value), followed by Army PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (3 awards, $4.2 billion combined potential value), Air Force Materiel Command (2 awards, $751.8 million), Air Force Special Operations Command (2 awards, $183.1 million), and Army RDECOM (3 awards, $139.4 million). The extreme dollar concentration—$4.2 billion tied to the single March 2025 PEO Aerostats award—reflects Tyonek's position on that high-ceiling multiple-award indefinite delivery contract, though only a $500 delivery order has been issued against it to date.

Tyonek holds or sits on five significant IDIQs. The firm anchors a $266.8 million single-award IDIQ (FA857122D0008) with Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for DOCAT manpower, supporting seven task orders worth $105.4 million. It holds two delivery orders totaling $12.2 million under a separate Warner Robins IDIQ (FA850925DB001) for aviation support material. It received a $751.8 million multiple-award Total Small Business DOCAT5 indefinite delivery contract from Air Force Materiel Command on June 24, 2025, with two task orders issued, including a $16.7 million Competitive 8(a) order for Davis-Monthan depot maintenance. Tyonek holds a $99.9 million single-award 8(a) sole-source IDIQ (W911W623D0005) with Army RDECOM for Fort Eustis aviation support, with two task orders worth $39.5 million. Most significantly, Tyonek received award on a $4.2 billion multiple-award indefinite delivery contract from Army PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors on March 13, 2025, for Product Director Aerostats production, fielding, and sustainment through March 2030, though only an initial $500 delivery order has been issued. The firm also received a $151 billion multiple-award indefinite delivery contract from Missile Defense Agency on January 21, 2026, for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program, with a nominal $500 initial delivery order issued January 21, 2026, for R&D, prototyping, systems engineering, and multi-domain defense technologies.

Activity has grown from three awards in 2022 to a peak of nine awards in 2025, with 27 awards recorded across the past five years and combined potential value of $5.72 billion. However, only $247.8 million (4% of potential value) has been obligated—a reflection of the large ceiling value on the newer SHIELD and PEO Aerostats contracts against which minimal task orders have been placed. Three awards totaling $108.4 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure on the Warner Robins DOCAT manpower vehicle and the Air Force Special Operations Command C-130 depot support contract.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue (a subset of federal services contracts above $150,000 threshold) totaled $72.2 million across FY2022 through FY2024, with FY2024 invoicing of $37.5 million against 239 FTEs. FTE trajectory shows growth from 37.5 FTEs in FY2022 to 239 FTEs in FY2024, with government-paid hourly rates running a median of $92.74/hr and ranging from $14.40/hr at the 10th percentile to $113.62/hr at the 90th percentile on prime contracts, reflecting a mix of entry-level production support staffing and senior technical labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Tyonek directs approximately 17% of contractor hours to named subcontractors, averaging eight distinct subs per contract period.

Teaming relationships show Tyonek primarily builds and staffs its own delivery teams on prime contracts; on subcontract work, Tyonek performs under Leidos, Inc. (goods and services support under option year modifications as of June 2024) and Tfab Defense Systems LLC (aviation services under a no-cost performance period extension through May 2025). Named subcontractors appearing across Tyonek's prime SCI records include Ultrax Aerospace Inc., Aero Specialties Inc., Summit Aviation Inc., and The Lilly Company, specializing in aviation materials and support logistics. The Leidos and Tfab Defense Systems sub relationships represent roughly 15% of Tyonek's recent award count and appear focused on specialized aerospace logistics and program management support rather than core labor delivery.

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