ED Bartelli, Inc.

ED Bartelli, Inc., a woman-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Waterford, Connecticut, has maintained federal contracting registration since January 2002 and specializes in maintenance and technical services for maritime and military facilities. The company holds certifications as a self-certified small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business, positioning it competitively for federal procurement opportunities that prioritize small business participation. ED Bartelli's service portfolio focuses on infrastructure repair, facility maintenance, and equipment restoration for federal maritime and defense installations.

ED Bartelli's federal contract history demonstrates extensive expertise in facility systems maintenance and repair work. The company has completed multiple purchase orders for the U.S. Coast Guard valued between approximately $2,900 and $18,950, addressing specialized infrastructure needs including steam system repairs, drainage pipe bypass work, grease trap remediation, and fire suppression equipment maintenance and rebuilding. Most recently, ED Bartelli was awarded a $6,698 firm fixed-price purchase order by the Coast Guard in December 2025 for steam leak repair at the New London facility, with a total small business set-aside designation. The company also completed drainage system work at Chase Hall of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in September 2025 under a $2,915 contract without set-aside designation. Additionally, ED Bartelli received a significant $81,845.82 contract from Naval Sea Systems Command in September 2024 for temporary misting system parts, demonstrating capability with larger-value procurements and work with defense agencies beyond the Coast Guard. Historical awards from 2021 included small business set-aside contracts for fire pump rebuilding and mechanical seal replacement, as well as grease trap work. The company also served as a subcontractor to Electric Boat Corporation on an October 2023 federal contract award, further evidencing its role in the broader defense industrial supply chain.