Anchorage firm has held FBI maintenance contract without competition since 2022

A company from Anchorage will spend the fall installing fall protection around roof hatches at the FBI's Washington Field Office and jetting out the garage floor drains.

Chugach Solutions Enterprise took both orders this month, $44,921 on Aug. 12 for the hatch and pit work and $16,865 on Aug. 17 for the drains. Both run through December. They are two of 14 orders the firm has taken at the building this year, worth about $463,000.

The firm has held the field office's consolidated facilities management continuously since November 2022, through an initial contract, a bridge contract and the current one, which runs to Jan. 31, 2027. About $13 million has been obligated across the three. None of the three was competed.

Chugach Solutions Enterprise is part of Chugach Alaska Corporation's government services arm and registers at the same Anchorage address as its sister subsidiaries. Chugach is the Alaska Native regional corporation for Prince William Sound and the lower Kenai Peninsula.

The company says on its corporate site that it uses the federal contracting preference available to Alaska Native corporations to deliver continuity for government missions while advancing Alaska Native self-determination.