CHUGACH RANGE AND FACILITIES SERVICES JV, LLC

CHUGACH RANGE AND FACILITIES SERVICES JV, LLC provides integrated facilities and range maintenance services across federal land and infrastructure portfolios. Their core capabilities include land management support, outdoor recreation facility operations, infrastructure upkeep, and environmental compliance services for remote and rugged terrains. The team specializes in heavy equipment operation, trail and access road maintenance, wildfire mitigation, and resource conservation activities, with technical expertise in federal land use regulations, sustainable resource management, and mission-critical facility sustainment. Their operational model emphasizes adaptability to harsh Alaskan environments, with proven proficiency in cold-weather logistics, wildlife impact mitigation, and compliance with NEPA and NHPA requirements. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies served, but the contractor’s scope suggests engagement with land-managing entities such as the Department of the Interior, U.S. Forest Service, or Department of Defense installations requiring long-term range and facility sustainment. Their work likely supports public access, resource protection, and infrastructure resilience in geographically isolated regions. The primary NAICS code 561720—Support Activities for Animal Production—does not align with the contractor’s inferred scope; however, their actual operations are better classified under 561730 (Landscaping Services) or 561790 (Other Support Activities for Building Operations), indicating a focus on land and facility stewardship rather than agricultural support. They are positioned as a niche provider of mission-critical outdoor infrastructure services in high-latitude, low-access environments. The entity operates as a joint venture under a ZZ structure, with no government certifications on record. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, the contractor’s geographic presence is centered on Arctic and sub-Arctic federal land operations, where local knowledge and cold-region operational experience are essential differentiators. Their market positioning is defined by reliability in extreme conditions and deep familiarity with federal land management protocols.