Overview
The Tatitlek Corporation runs technology, facilities and mission support businesses for federal agencies and private-sector customers. Its operating subsidiaries handle work ranging from computer systems and administrative support to construction and the upkeep of government facilities. Teams carry out customer projects under service contracts, with specialized businesses organizing the people and capabilities needed for each assignment. As an Alaska Native village corporation, the business also manages assets and funds dividends, education and cultural programs for its shareholders and descendants. The Tatitlek Corporation was established in 1973 and is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Retirement support includes part-timers: Tatitlek lists a 401k employer match available to part-time employees.
- Customer reach extends beyond defense: GeoNorth also targets agriculture, energy, maritime and natural-resource clients.
- Engineers gain mentoring scope: Tatitlek expects one test engineer to guide junior personnel as experience increases.
What critics are saying
- Benefits vary by assignment: Tatitlek says project contract provisions change some employees' benefits.
- Field testing involves heavy travel: Tatitlek's White Sands test engineer posting requires approximately 40% travel.
- Security work has clearance barriers: Tatitlek's Security Analyst 1 requires Secret clearance and eligibility for higher classified access.
What makes The Tatitlek Corporation unique
- Direct awards open another sales route: Tatitlek says certified subsidiaries accept federal contracts without open competition through 8(a).
- Satellite data collection stays in-house: Tatitlek subsidiary GeoNorth operates its own commercial satellite downlink.
- Quality systems span operating businesses: Tatitlek holds ISO 9001 certification covering five named subsidiaries.
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