Consolidated Edison Company Of New York, Inc.

Consolidated Edison Company Of New York, Inc., doing business as Consolidated Edison, supplies electricity, natural gas, steam, and energy management services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open, non-set-aside delivery orders and purchase orders, with a $50 million ten-year Indefinite Delivery Contract with the General Services Administration serving as its principal vehicle since May 2021. The company is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in New York, New York, and operates as the child of parent Consolidated Edison; its federal footprint spans 1,472 prime awards across thirty-one customer agencies, with combined potential value of $773.1 million.

Consolidated Edison's capability portfolio centers on utility infrastructure — electric distribution and transmission, natural gas distribution, steam supply, and associated energy management services — delivered to federal facilities across the New York City metropolitan area and subordinate federal installations. Representative prime work includes a $800 thousand delivery order from the Social Security Administration in July 2026 for electricity distribution to the Addabbo Building in Jamaica, New York; a $920.8 thousand delivery order from the Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn in October 2025 for electricity services to MDC Brooklyn and Dayton Manor facilities through September 2026; a $747.9 thousand delivery order from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 in June 2022 to replace electrical transformers at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in Bronx, New York; and recurring purchase orders from the Smithsonian Institution's Office of the Chief Financial Officer for steam and electric-and-gas utilities services. In addition to contract work, Consolidated Edison serves as a prime recipient of a cooperative agreement from the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, awarded in October 2023 with ultimate completion in March 2025, to develop protection schemes and software tools for electrical grid systems with high levels of inverter-based renewable energy resources; the company also acts as a sub-recipient under a New York University grant from the same program to provide asset testing and red-team support for embedded-device vulnerability detection technologies.

Customer concentration reflects Consolidated Edison's role as the regulated utility provider in its service territory. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 2 leads by potential value with 178 awards worth $337.9 million combined, followed by the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn with 32 awards valued at $24 million, the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 with 45 awards worth $21.8 million, the Social Security Administration with 31 awards valued at $15.5 million, and the Smithsonian Institution with 21 awards worth $10.6 million. These five customers account for 53 percent of combined potential value across the portfolio. On award count, GSA PBS and GSA PBS Region 2 collectively dominate with 782 awards; the portfolio covers seventy percent of total awards across the top five count-ranked customers.

Consolidated Edison places the majority of its work under four GSA-administered Indefinite Delivery Contracts: GS00P14BSD1058 (155 task orders, $397.1 million combined potential value), GS00P07BSD0510 (155 task orders, $188.6 million), GS00P95BSD0003 (143 task orders, $32.9 million), and GS00P05BSD0359 (61 task orders, $56.2 million). The company also holds positions on the Federal Supply Schedule GS00S67007 with 51 task orders. All primary vehicles are GSA-administered full-and-open competitive vehicles without set-aside designations, reflecting Consolidated Edison's posture as a prime vendor competing across non-set-aside categories.

Activity has declined in recent years — ten awards in 2022, seven in 2023, seven in 2024, four in 2025, and one through mid-2026 — though the company's base of obligated dollars ($912.2 million) exceeds combined potential value ($773.1 million), indicating significant historical invoicing. Within the next twenty-four months, only one award totaling $800 thousand reaches ultimate completion, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the immediate term. The company's award portfolio spans primarily electric power distribution (471 awards), fossil fuel electric power generation (127 awards), pipeline transportation of natural gas (41 awards), and steam and air-conditioning supply (17 awards); PSC-code concentration runs heavily to Utilities-Electric (1,034 awards), Utilities-Other (177 awards), and Utilities-Gas (152 awards), underscoring its core mission as a utility services provider to federal facilities in its regulated region.