Consolidated Edison

Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) is a major energy company that provides electric, gas, and steam services to customers in New York City and Westchester County. Through its subsidiaries, particularly RWE Clean Energy Solutions, Inc. (formerly ConEdison Solutions), the company provides a wide range of energy-related services to the federal government. These services include electrical transmission and delivery, renewable energy installation, energy efficiency upgrades, and facility modernization projects. Con Edison's federal contracting work leverages its expertise as a regulated utility provider and its capabilities in energy management and infrastructure improvements.

Con Edison has been awarded numerous prime federal contracts across multiple agencies. For the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, it has provided electrical transmission and delivery services to correctional facilities in New York, as well as renewable energy installations at the Valhalla facility. The company has performed HVAC upgrades, lighting improvements, and infrastructure modernization for the Department of the Navy at various locations. Con Edison has also supplied utilities to Smithsonian Institution facilities in New York. For the Department of Transportation, it has conducted energy projects in Virginia. The Social Security Administration has contracted Con Edison for electrical utility services at federal buildings. Many of these awards are delivered through RWE Clean Energy Solutions, which specializes in energy efficiency solutions for government clients. The contracts typically do not involve set-asides or major subcontractors, with Con Edison serving as the prime contractor.

Con Edison holds two significant federal contract IDVs. The first is a $5 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program for Energy Savings Performance Contracts. This Generation 4 ESPC vehicle allows Con Edison to design, construct, finance, and implement energy savings projects for federal agencies, with task orders potentially lasting up to 25 years. The second is a $50 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from the General Services Administration for electric, natural gas, steam, and energy management services in the New York City area. This 10-year vehicle has been used to issue task orders for electrical services to Department of Justice, Social Security Administration, and Department of Veterans Affairs facilities in New York. Both IDVs leverage Con Edison's core competencies in energy services and utility management to support federal agency operations and energy efficiency initiatives.