Napakiak Ventures LLC

On this Memorial Day, Napakiak Ventures joins the nation in honoring and remembering the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. It is a day to reflect on the selfless acts of heroism and the profound impact they have had on our lives. As we remember the fallen, let us also recognize the incredible strength of our military community. We are privileged to work with veterans and military spouses who bring their unique skills, discipline and leadership to our team. Their contributions continue to make a lasting impact on our business and our communities. #MemorialDay

Napakiak Ventures is celebrating SBA's #NationalSmallBusinessWeek! We are a small, Alaskan native owned JV specializing in IT, Cyber Security and DevSecOps. Interested in learning more? Head to our website: napakiakventures.com

We had a great time at this years Waste Management Symposia! #wm2024

Napakiak Venture's mentor company Advanced Technologies and Laboratories (ATL) International, Inc., a PSI company will be attending this years 2024 Waste Management conference. Stop by booth 1307 to chat with us!

We are looking to hire a Avaya Communications Manager Technician! Click the image below to see full job description and how to apply. 

Have you checked out Napakiak Ventures website recently? Click the link below to see our open job positions, capabilities and Napakiak village history.

ETEBA's 2023 Business Opportunities & Technical Conference will be taking place in Knoxville, Tennessee October 3rd through October 5th. Join Richard Macon and others to take part in discussing upcoming business opportunities within government agencies and prime contractors across energy, environmental and defense markets.

Members from Napakiak Ventures JV will be in attendance at the EM National Cleanup Workshop Monday, September 11th through Wednesday, September 13th in Arlington, VA. Over 700 senior DOE executives, officials from DOE sites, industry leaders, local elected officials and other stakeholders will come together to discuss the progress the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) is making to address the environmental legacy of the Manhattan Project and Cold War-era U.S. nuclear weapons program.