Top government contracts won by Akima, LLC deliver agile solutions in facilities, maintenance and repair, information technology, and logistics. The scope also includes protective services, systems engineering, mission support, furniture, fixtures and equipment, and construction for the federal government.
As a global enterprise and an Alaska Native Corporation, Akima is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia. With a portfolio of 39 small businesses known as operating companies, Akima delivers superior outcomes for its customers’ missions.
The company has earned recognition from Bloomberg Government’s BGOV200 list of top established federal contractors, the culmination of extensive data management.
5 Top Government Contracts Won by Akima, LLC
The U.S. government awards contracts to different contractors each year and Akima is one of them. Here’s a list of the most recent and top government contracts won by Akima, LLC from the federal government.
Akima Joint Venture’s Contract to Provide Civil Engineering Service-Operations Management (CESOM) Services at Tinker Air Force Base
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- Contract award date: December 2022
- Contract amount: $334 million
- Contracting activity: U.S. Air Force
- Contract duration: 7 years
In December 2022, Akima and Amentum’s joint venture, Akima Range Readiness Operations (ARRO), won a contract award worth $334 million from Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City. The CESOM contract is the largest facility operations and management (O&M) contract that spans 19 million square feet across 425 facilities.
ARRO is mainly responsible for delivering response installation and support services to modernize, continuously improve and operate Tinker Air Force Base, a site for depot maintenance, installation support, and supply chain management for warfighters.
Akima Subsidiary’s Contract to Support the Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central)
- Contract award date: July 2023
- Contract type: Indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity
- Contract amount: $11 million
- Contracting activity: U.S. Air Force
- Contract duration: 5 years
In July 2023, Akima’s subsidiary RiverTech, was awarded an $11 million contract. The contract aims to provide critical operational planning, systems engineering, global force management, training, and integration services.
The services focus on the Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) Director of Operations, A3, Operational Planning Teams. Also included are operational planning, global force management, systems engineering, training, and integration to assist the U.S. Central Command requirements.
RiverTech generates technical input for the Joint Operations Plans and execution system. The subsidiary’s subject matter experts also contribute to command and control incident response management, training support, and systems engineering.
Akima’s Contract to Provide Base Operations Support at Keesler Air Force Base
- Contract award date: June 2023
- Contract amount: $200 million
- Contracting activity: U.S. Air Force
- Contract duration: 7 years
In June 2023, Akima-Intra Data won an estimated $200 million contract to deliver base operations support for the 81st Training Wing at Keesler Air Force Base. Under the award, Akima provides management and engineering services to maintain proper functions at the training installation.
Other responsibilities include installation management, maintenance, emergency management, supply and logistics, grounds maintenance, community, human resources, and weather services.
Akima Subsidiary’s Contract to Support Tobyhanna Army Depot
- Contract award date: April 2023
- Contract amount: $194 million
- Contracting activity: Department of Defense
- Contract duration: 5 years
In March 2023, Akima’s subsidiary, Truestone, won a $194 million contract from the U.S. Army. This contract aims to support logistics and engineering technicians across Tobyhanna Army Depot electronics, communications, and security equipment maintenance.
Other support services included under the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) contract are the fabrication, overhaul, and repair of hundreds of electronic systems. Tobyhanna is the Defense Department’s largest full-service electronics maintenance facility in the Pocono Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania.
The facility’s capabilities include technology insertion, systems integration, engineering design and development, and global field support to our warfighters.
Akima Subsidiary’s Contract for ISR and Cyber Services
- Contract award date: March 2021
- Contract type: Indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity
- Contract amount: $114 million
- Contracting activity: U.S. Navy
- Contract duration: 5 years
In March 2021, Akima’s subsidiary, Aperture, won an estimated $114 million contract from the U.S. Navy. The IDIQ was awarded under the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic’s Command Wide 8(a) Programmatic Engineering Logistics Support Incubator program.
Aperture completes task orders to support the Department of the Navy, Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic. It provides various IT and engineering services mandated by task orders.
