Yukon Management, LLC

Yukon Management, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned SBA 8(a) certified small business headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, delivers construction, demolition, environmental remediation, and facilities maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 94% of recent awards and holds subsidiary status under parent Gana-A' Yoo, LIMITED, an Alaskan Native Corporation with a diversified federal contracting portfolio. Yukon competes predominantly under set-asides—8(a) sole source and competitive 8(a) designations dominate its prime awards—and holds Indian Economic Enterprise and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise certifications that position it on federal vehicles reserved for Native American-owned firms.

Yukon's capability portfolio spans demolition and structure removal, construction and renovation services, pallet and materials supply for Army logistics, pest control and facilities operations, HVAC and electrical systems work, and environmental remediation including asbestos abatement and hazardous-materials handling. Recent representative work includes a $21.15 million competitive 8(a) definitive contract awarded March 1, 2026 by the Army Installation Management Command for roads and grounds maintenance at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, running through February 2031 with one base year and four option years; a $21.3 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract awarded July 10, 2024 by the General Services Administration for mission tile roof replacement at the Herbert C. Hoover Federal Building in Washington, D.C., completed January 2028; a $13.2 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from the Army Corps of Engineers for the Farmers Mutual Ditch Reach 1 construction project in New Mexico, completed December 2024; and a $1.286 million Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside contract awarded August 25, 2026 by the Bureau of Indian Affairs for post-fire demolition at Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim, completed January 2027.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of the Interior, which accounts for the largest dollar share driven by the $200.6 million combined potential value of three awards from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office—primarily task orders under the BIA Demo Services Multiple Award Contract (140A1621D0018), a $200 million nationwide demolition vehicle. The top five customer agencies by potential value represent 89% of combined potential value and include the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region ($22.7 million across two awards), the General Services Administration ($21.3 million), the Army Corps of Engineers ($13.2 million), and the Department of Housing and Urban Development ($12.3 million). By award count, concentration is broader: the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division places five awards valued at $6.5 million, the Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command places four awards for $10.9 million in pallet and crate supply, and the National Park Service Intermountain and Midwest Regions together place six demolition-related orders.

Yukon holds positions on multiple federal IDIQs. The BIA Demo Services Multiple Award Contract (140A1621D0018) anchors the vendor's footprint with 13 task orders and $7.6 million in combined potential value across nationwide structure demolition and removal work at national parks, wildlife refuges, and federal facilities. An 8(a) sole-source indefinite-delivery contract awarded January 5, 2026 by TACOM Life Cycle Management Command ($8.9 million ceiling) procures wooden pallets and FMTV door crates through January 2031 and has generated three delivery orders totaling $1.94 million as of August 2026. The FBI Headquarters Division maintains a $4.9 million single-award IDC (award date June 27, 2023, through June 26, 2028) for construction, demolition, environmental remediation, and facilities maintenance primarily in Anchorage; four task orders under this vehicle total $1.6 million. A $2 million DoD 8(a) sole-source IDIQ awarded September 25, 2024 by ENDIST Los Angeles covers facilities services at Fort Irwin and has issued one task order for $969 thousand.

Activity has grown unevenly: six awards in 2022, ten in 2023, six in 2024, one in 2025, and eight through August 2026. Eight awards with combined potential value of $42.6 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold grew from $1.5 million in FY2022 to $11.2 million in FY2025; over the same period, SCI-reported FTE trajectory rose from effectively zero to 2.9 FTEs as contract-level averages, reflecting task orders being scaled over longer performance periods rather than permanent staff buildup. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid hourly rates span $65/hr at the tenth percentile to $3,199/hr at the ninety-percentile, with a median around $304/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 45% of total contractor hours; Yukon names twelve subcontractors in the source, including Pettigrew & Associates P.A. (surveying and professional construction), TRC Construction Inc. (civil construction), Kelly HVAC Inc. (HVAC), Vatica Contracting Inc. (roof replacement), Alphatec P.C. (architectural and engineering design-build), and Remi Companies LLC (demolition and abatement). In its sub role, Yukon provides painting, testing, and abatement services to Khotol Services Corporation on $2 million in combined orders for spiral-stairwell work at the William Jefferson Clinton Building in Washington, D.C. (award dates January and May 2026).

The NAICS and PSC concentration reflects operational reality: site preparation and demolition work (NAICS 562112 and related demolition codes) account for 15 awards, commercial building construction (NAICS 236220) for nine awards, wood container and pallet manufacturing (NAICS 321920) for four awards. PSC codes underscore the same: demolition of structures and buildings dominates (nine and six awards respectively), construction of office buildings accounts for five awards, and lumber supply for three. Yukon's Alaska Native Corporation ownership and 8(a) certification position it to pursue opportunities reserved for Native American-owned firms and small businesses; recompete cycles beginning in the next twenty-four months on its largest vehicles—particularly the BIA demolition MAC and the TACOM pallet IDIQ—represent both renewal opportunity and competitive pressure.

Yukon Management, LLC (YML) is an Alaska Native Village Corporation (ANC) 8(a) certified subsidiary of Gana-A'Yoo, delivers demolition, remediation, historical preservation, specialty design construction, and facility services (such as roads & grounds, pest control services) to customers around the world. Our ability to evaluate projects in the planning stage allows us to come to the table and present construction cost savings and value engineering ideas to our respected Clients. Taking a "self-perform first, subcontract second" approach sets YML apart, allowing us to better control cost, schedule, and provide exceptional quality control.