Koniag Inc is the ANCSA regional corporation for the Kodiak Archipelago, representing Sugpiaq and Alutiiq shareholders. Its subsidiaries hold federal contracts in information technology and administrative services for agencies such as the State Department and Social Security Administration.
194 Alimaq Dr, Kodiak, AK 99615, USA
Koniag shareholders to meet in Anchorage with three board seats up
Koniag shareholders meet Saturday at the Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center in Anchorage, with three board seats up for election. Proxy voting closed Sept. 30, and the meeting streams on the My Koniag portal.

Koniag to pay $1,200 Elder Benefit to original shareholders 62 and older Oct. 9
Koniag Fall 2026 Elder Benefit of $1,200 goes to original shareholders 62 and older on Oct. 9 through the Koniag Benefits Trust; annual meeting held Oct. 3 in Anchorage.

The Indian Health Service is paying an Alaska firm to clear a coding backlog
The Indian Health Service is paying Koniag Advisory and Business Solutions of Anchorage $110,693 to staff one medical records technician and coder at the Haskell Indian Health Center in Lawrence, Kansas, for a year starting Sept. 30. It is one of about two dozen IHS staffing orders the subsidiary holds.

Koniag subsidiaries now staff federal offices in Virginia and Oklahoma
Subsidiaries of Kodiak's Koniag Inc. have won federal contracts staffing a State Department inspector general's office and Indian Health Service claims work.

Koniag subsidiaries won $58.6 million to run IT for the agency that runs 8(a)
Three Koniag Inc. subsidiaries received $58.6 million in sole-source federal IT contracts over two days to support the Small Business Administration.

Weather cancels Koniag townhalls in two villages, three weeks before the board vote
Koniag canceled its Akhiok and Old Harbor shareholder townhalls Wednesday, citing high winds in one village and weather in the other, and has not said whether either gets another. Proxies on three board seats are due Sept. 30, with the annual meeting Oct. 3.

An Anchorage firm staffs the State Department's internal watchdog
Koniag Professional Services of Anchorage holds a master agreement worth up to $75 million to staff the State Department's Office of Inspector General through 2031.

Kadiak takes a $4.45 million State Department IT contract
The U.S. Department of State placed a $4,452,063 IT support order with Anchorage-based Kadiak LLC, a Koniag-owned 8(a) firm, running Sept. 28, 2026, through Sept. 27, 2027, for two diplomatic bureaus covering the Middle East and South and Central Asia.

USDA's Rural Housing Service awards $1.35 million cybersecurity contract to Anchorage's Koniag IT Systems
The USDA Rural Housing Service awarded $1,346,351 to Koniag IT Systems, LLC of Anchorage for cybersecurity, compliance and quality assurance support services, with performance running Sept. 4, 2026, through July 3, 2027.

Coast Guard extends Anchorage firm's contracts $2.2 million through January
The U.S. Coast Guard awarded roughly $2.24 million in three service contracts to Anchorage-based Koniag Management Solutions LLC for facilities maintenance and logistical support through Jan. 31, 2027. The records do not say whether the awards were made through the 8(a) program.

SSA awards Anchorage's Koniag IT Systems $2 million for print work in Durham and Baltimore
The Social Security Administration obligated about $2.06 million to Koniag IT Systems, LLC of Anchorage under two one-year print contracts running Aug. 31, 2026, to Aug. 31, 2027. The printing and inserting of Social Security cards and public notices happens at SSA facilities in Durham and Baltimore.

Koniag takes board candidates to nine communities before proxy voting closes
Koniag scheduled nine shareholder town halls in September, including Seattle, Portland and Soldotna, ahead of a Sept. 30 proxy deadline and an Oct. 3 annual meeting.

Koniag shareholders get nine chances to question their corporation's leadership in person
Koniag has scheduled shareholder townhalls between Sept. 9 and Sept. 23 in Akhiok, Old Harbor, Larsen Bay, Kodiak and Port Lions, plus Seattle and Portland, giving Alutiiq shareholders in and outside Alaska a chance to question corporation leadership in person.

Koniag subsidiary lands State Department writer work, up to $1.6 million
The U.S. Department of State awarded $314,270 to Koniag Professional Services of Anchorage for writer and editor services in its Office of Inspector General. The one-year performance period runs from Sept. 30, 2026, to Sept. 29, 2027.

Supreme Court leaves federal subsistence authority intact
The Supreme Court declined to hear Alaska's challenge to federal subsistence protections, ending decades of litigation and preserving federal authority over subsistence hunting and fishing on federal lands and certain navigable waters statewide.
