The federal contract IDV award, with ID 47PA0420D0013, is an Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the U.S. General Services Administration to El Paso Electric Company, a regional for-profit electric utility provider. The contract has a $50,000,000.00 ceiling value and a period of performance through February 6, 2030. Under this IDV, El Paso Electric Company has been awarded several firm-fixed-price delivery orders to provide a range of electrical utility services, including maintenance, repair, installation, and electricity supply and distribution, to various federal civilian agencies such as the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, NASA, and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The delivery orders, valued between $51,641.01 and $7,486,000.00, support the energy needs of facilities operated by these agencies, including federal prisons, NASA research centers, and other government locations in Texas and New Mexico. The contracts do not utilize any set-aside designations, with El Paso Electric Company serving as the prime contractor responsible for delivering the electrical services without major subcontracting.
These awards, which are part of a larger indefinite delivery vehicle, allow the government to efficiently procure critical utility services from a reliable regional provider to support the operations of its civilian facilities and programs. The scope of work encompasses a variety of electrical services, from basic supply and distribution to maintenance and repairs, tailored to meet the specific energy requirements of each agency and location. By leveraging an IDV contract mechanism, the government can issue targeted delivery orders as needed to ensure continuity of electrical service across its diverse real estate portfolio in the southwestern United States.
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