ABOUT US

TYONEK NATIVE CORPORATION

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Tyonek Native Corporation, with subsidiaries for Manufacturing, Services, Construction, and Alaska enterprises, offers a range of services and capabilities. Our family of companies, operating in many states, is recognized as innovators capable of delivering complex projects—on schedule and on budget.

MISSION & VALUES

Tyonek’s mission is to profitably manage the Corporation so that Tebughna Shareholders have the opportunity to prosper individually and collectively, as well as with our partners in business.

From our history to date, and from the commitments that we all share now about the future, we have defined the values that should guide all our activities and staff in the years to come.

  • Tebughna ~ Our Land, our Tribe, our People
  • Tradition ~ Acknowledging our Elders and our Culture
  • Pride ~ Among our people for a successful and positive future
  • Good Health ~ With sobriety and spirituality
  • Trust ~ Building unity through healthy relationships
  • Success ~ Through well-planned growth
  • Leadership ~ Through education and support
  • Knowledge ~ Passing on wisdom to our youth

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

 

Sharon Williford Chair
Michaelene Stephan President
Billy Stephan Vice Chair
Cassandra Kroto Vice President
Rodney McCord Secretary/Assistant Secretary/Treasurer
Robert Stephan, Jr. Treasurer
KC Chickalusion Director
Angie Cleary Director
Donald Standifer, Sr. Director

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

 

Stephen Peskosky CEO
Connie Downing Chief Administrative Officer
Mark Carroll Mark Carroll Chief Financial Officer
Paul Stein President Tyonek Services Group, Inc
Todd White President Tyonek Manufacturing Group, Inc
Joe Webb Vice President, Business Development
Heather Hudson General Counsel
Tina Bruce Director of Human Resources
Stephanie Deemer Director of Marketing and Communications
Jason Holmes Director of IT

8 (a) ADVANTAGE

Tyonek Native Corporation has a number of 8(a) subsidiaries. As an Alaska Native Corporation (ANC), Tyonek subsidiaries have special rights under the SBA 8(a) Program. ANC 8(a) firms are exempt from the competitive threshold. That means they are eligible to receive sole source 8(a) contracts regardless of dollar size, with no upper limit [13 CFR § 124.506(b); FAR 19.805-1(b)(2)]—and the award cannot be protested. (Other 8(a) firms may not receive sole source contracts in excess of $4 million for services and $7 million for manufacturing.) Additionally, DoD sole source contract awards to an ANC up to $100M do not require a FAR Part 6 sole source justification and approval.

Here are reasons to consider a sole source award to Tyonek:

·         Encouraged by FAR and DFARS [FAR 19.800(e); DFARS 219.803(2)]

·         No requirement for competition [FAR 6.302-5(b)(4)]

·         No requirement for synopsis [FAR 5.202(a)(4)]

·         Cannot be protested [13 CFR 124.517(a)]

·         DoD contract up to $100M: No sole source justification [2020 NDAA Section 823]

·         Non-DoD contract up to $22M: No sole source justification [FAR 6.302-5(c)(2)(i)]

·         Contract value counts toward agency’s SBA small business and 8(a) contracting goals

·         Low risk through FAR compliance and DCAA audit oversight

·         Streamlined, transparent, accountable process that supports immediate warfighter needs

QUALITY + CERTIFICATIONS

TYONEK MANUFACTURING GROUP, INC.

Recognition and Awards

  • BAE Small Business Supplier of the Year
  • Lockheed Martin Supplier Elite
  • Sikorsky Gold Supplier
  • Sikorsky Supplier of the Year Black Hawk Programs
  • Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems Small Business of the Year

Socioeconomic Categories and SBA Certifications

  • Alaska Native Corporation
  • Small Disadvantaged Business
  • SBA-certified 8(a) Business*

*Several Tyonek subsidiaries

Quality Certifications

  • ISO 9001:2015
  • AS9100 Rev D
  • SAE Aviation/Aerospace Fiber Optic Certified

Electrical Fabrication Certifications

  • J-STD-001 – Electrical Assembly and Soldering
  • IPC-610 – Electronic Assemblies
  • IPC/WHMA-A-620 and 640 – Cable and Wire Harness Assembly, Fiber
  • IPC-7711B/7721B – Rework, Modification and Repair of Electronic Assy
  • NHB5300.4 (3A) – NASA Standard for Electrical Connections Soldering
  • Certified J-STD and IPC trainers – Soldering Instructors in House
  • KitCo 38999 Series (meets ARINC 807/TO 01-1A-14-4) – Fiber Optics

Welding, Coatings and Fabrication

  • AWS D1.1, D1.2, D1.6, D17.1, D 9.1 and D 1.9 – NAVSEA – Welding
  • Epoxy, Waterborne, CARC, Screen Print – Paint Applications

TYONEK SERVICES GROUP, INC.

Aircraft Maintenance and Modification

  • DCMA 8210.1, AR 95-20, AFI 10-220, NAVAIR 3710.1
  • FAA-certified 14 CFR Part 145 Repair Station 4SXR048C (Kiln, MS)
  • FAA-certified 14 CFR Part 145 Repair Station 7TYR728D (Huntsville, AL)
  • Certified A&P Mechanics

Socioeconomic Categories and SBA Certifications

  • Alaska Native Corporation
  • Small Disadvantaged Business
  • SBA-certified 8(a) Business*

*Several Tyonek subsidiaries

Quality Certifications

  • AS9110 Rev C

LOCATIONS

Tyonek Native Corporation and its subsidiaries operate across 25 locations in 16 states with employees performing work in our owned facilities and at customer sites and U.S Government installations.

Tyonek Native Corporation is headquartered in Anchorage, AK, with offices in the Native Village of Tyonek and Madison, AL.

Tyonek Manufacturing Group, Inc. has locations in Madison, AL and Warner Robins, GA. Tyonek Services Group, Inc. operates aircraft modification facilities at the Huntsville International Airport (HSV) in Huntsville, AL and the Stennis International Airport (HSA) in Kiln, MS as well as numerous government installations both CONUS and OCONUS.

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