Yukon Fire Protection Services, Inc.

Yukon Fire Protection Services, Inc., an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, operations and maintenance (O&M), fire protection system services, and infrastructure repairs to federal civilian agencies almost exclusively under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The company is a child entity of K'oyitl'ots'ina, LIMITED, also an Alaskan Native Corporation.

Yukon's federal footprint centers on consolidated facilities management and building operations. Recent awards across GSA regions demonstrate concrete capability: a $37.9 million option-year exercise for combined O&M and custodial services across Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, and Torrington, Connecticut (awarded November 2025); a $5.3 million O&M and valve-testing order for San Ysidro and Tecate land ports of entry (September 2025); a $3.06 million mechanical, custodial, and warehouse support call for the Mid-Atlantic Social Security Center in Philadelphia (May 2025); and a $2.26 million O&M and vehicle-testing order for four Southern California land ports (May 2025). Smaller task orders—frequently ranging from $3,000 to $50,000—address routine and emergency repairs: chiller maintenance, HVAC component replacement, sprinkler head and fire panel service, electrical outlet installation, roof and siding repair, carpet replacement, and building automation system upgrades across dozens of federal facilities in the Northeast, Midwest, and Southwest.

Yukon holds four significant parent blanket purchase agreements on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule: a $37.9 million Connecticut combined-services BPA (exercise of option year 3, ultimate completion October 2032); an $11.67 million consolidated facilities-management agreement for Illinois facilities including the Melvin Price Federal Building in East St. Louis (ultimate completion May 2034); a $4.89 million complete facilities maintenance contract for the Hannibal Federal Building in Missouri (ultimate completion March 2034); and a $32.58 million operations, maintenance, and custodial vehicle for the Mid-Atlantic Social Security Center in Philadelphia (ultimate completion October 2026). A $950,812.80 single-award BPA with GSA Region 10 provides grounds services at Western Washington land ports of entry. Together, these vehicles anchor roughly $89 million in ceiling value across federal facilities nationwide. Task orders drawn from these parent agreements dominate Yukon's recent activity—more than 1,100 task orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule across all awards in the dataset, reflecting Yukon's established position as a responsive, pre-competed provider for building operations and facility repairs.

Customer concentration is pronounced. GSA's Public Buildings Service commands the bulk of Yukon's business: Region 9 (San Diego, Southwest border) represents 215 awards worth $181.8 million combined potential value; Region 1 (Northeast, Vermont/Connecticut) accounts for 177 awards worth $188.5 million; and other GSA regions and the main Public Buildings Service organization add another 146 awards worth $97 million combined. The Social Security Administration contributes 100 awards for $111.7 million, primarily through the Philadelphia Mid-Atlantic Social Security Center O&M contract. Across the vendor award portfolio, 77 percent of award count concentrates in GSA (Public Buildings Service regions and national) and SSA—a tight customer dependency on two civilian agency customers. GSA's Federal Acquisition Service appears to anchor a $50.01 billion potential-value outlier, likely representing a government-wide contract vehicle or consolidated reporting artifact rather than discrete task orders.

Set-aside posture is mixed. About 40 percent of recent task orders carry Total Small Business, Competitive 8(a), or 8(a) Sole Source designations; the remainder compete full-and-open. Yukon qualifies for 8(a) and small disadvantaged business sets based on its Alaskan Native Corporation status. The mix signals that Yukon competes effectively in both set-aside and full-and-open environments but derives material revenue from small business set-asides.

Activity has fluctuated year over year: 128 awards in FY2022 grew to 178 in FY2024, then contracted to 123 in FY2025 and 76 through mid-July 2026. The trajectory suggests either portfolio maturation (consolidation from numerous small orders into larger parent BPAs exercised through task orders rather than standalone awards) or near-term recompete risk. Within the next 24 months, 51 awards totaling $41 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion dates, creating recompete exposure primarily in GSA regions and the Social Security Administration.

On the GSA Schedule side, Yukon offers 40 active labor categories spanning $39.04 to $179.78 hourly rates—a spectrum ranging from janitors and warehouse specialists at the low end through skilled trades (roofers, plumbers at $91–$123/hr) to program managers at $179.78/hr. All roles require high school education minimum; the highest-rated Program Manager slot calls for an associate degree and ten years of experience. No security-cleared positions are offered. This labor portfolio reflects Yukon's focus on facilities operations, skilled building trades, and facility program management rather than IT, engineering, or security work.

Service Contract Inventory data covering prime contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold shows Yukon invoiced $54.3 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $11.9 million / 58 FTEs; FY2023: $24.1 million / 109 FTEs; FY2024: $18.3 million / 61 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates median around $110/hr, with a 10th percentile of $32.64/hr and 90th percentile of $298.75/hr, consistent with a labor-intensive facilities operations and trades portfolio. Yukon performs virtually all work directly—SCI reports zero subcontractor hour share across prime contracts—indicating the vendor builds and deploys its own workforce rather than relying on supply chains or specialized subs for service delivery.

Yukon operates nearly exclusively as a prime contractor (856 of 857 total awards in the dataset, or 100 percent prime). The single sub-award on record dates to October 2022 under Red Point Construction for fire protection renovation at an Army facility. This posture reflects Yukon's role as a direct service provider and facility operator rather than a subcontractor feeder to larger primes or a systems integrator.

The top NAICS categories confirm facility operations dominance: 687 awards across Facilities Support Services; 110 awards in Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contracting; and smaller numbers in security systems, building construction, and electrical contracting. Primary PSC codes align: 586 awards for maintenance of office buildings, 88 for repair or alteration of office buildings, and 59 for operation of other administrative facilities. This vertical focus—facility operations and maintenance at federal civilian buildings—is Yukon's consistent market position across 37 distinct customer agencies but with pronounced concentration in GSA and SSA.

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