Constellation Newenergy - Gas Division, LLC

Constellation Newenergy - Gas Division, LLC, a Louisville, Kentucky-based for-profit limited liability company, supplies natural gas procurement, brokerage, and delivery services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, competing on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations across its entire portfolio. The company operates across 48 distinct federal customer agencies with a recent footprint of 507 prime awards carrying a combined potential value of $435.8 million, of which $124.5 million has been obligated to date. Constellation Newenergy operates in the natural gas commodity and utility space, reflected in its dominant NAICS concentration—241 awards in Natural Gas Distribution, 165 in Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, and 94 in Natural Gas Extraction—and PSC coding of 252 awards in Utilities-Gas and 214 in Compressed and Liquefied Gases.

Customer concentration is bifurcated by volume and dollars. By award count, the top five customers account for 53% of all awards: the Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command leads with 101 awards and $16.5 million combined potential value, followed by the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region with 51 awards and $8.8 million. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Energy Division places 42 awards valued at $72 million and the Air Force Air Mobility Command places another 42 awards valued at $3.1 million; the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute rounds out the top five with 34 awards and $10.6 million. By potential value, however, the ranking shifts dramatically: Defense Logistics Agency Energy dominates with 13 awards but $145.3 million combined potential value, followed by the National Institutes of Health Construction with 5 awards and $111.4 million—reflecting Constellation Newenergy's role as a primary natural gas brokerage provider under large indefinite delivery vehicles. The GSA Public Buildings Service Energy Division, VA VISN 10, and the Army Joint Munitions Command follow, collectively accounting for 83% of the company's combined potential value.

Constellation Newenergy holds multiple significant IDC vehicles anchoring federal task order placement. The top five parent vehicles—all Indefinite Delivery Contracts under GSA Energy Division and Defense Logistics Agency Energy—account for 208 task orders with $33 million combined potential value. These include SPE60015D7505 (64 task orders, $4.9 million), SPE60017D7519 (39 task orders, $8 million), SPE60419D7509 (36 task orders, $5.1 million), SPE60017D7508 (35 task orders, $9.1 million), and SPE60419D7520 (34 task orders, $6.9 million). The company also holds two flagship single-award IDCs: a $45.564 billion NationalInstitutes of Health contract awarded September 20, 2024, through September 19, 2029, for uninterruptible natural gas brokerage services to NIH Construction, and a $10 million GSA Energy Division single-award IDC for natural gas supply and delivery services awarded September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2027.

Recent activity shows volatility. Award volume per year ranged from 16 awards in 2024 to 33 in 2025, with 18 awards delivered year-to-date in 2026 as of September. The recompete cliff window shows minimal near-term pressure—only 10 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $1 million, indicating most of Constellation Newenergy's base is stable or renewably supported under standing IDCs. The company's award portfolio reflects monthly and quarterly delivery orders for bulk natural gas utility services to federal correctional institutions (Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute, Federal Medical Center Lexington, Federal Correctional Institution Oxford, Metropolitan Correctional Center Chicago), Army munitions facilities (Joint Munitions Command McAlester and Pine Bluff Arsenal), VA medical centers and service networks, and civilian agency campuses. Individual delivery order ceilings range from under $20,000 for monthly facility consumption to over $1.3 million for annual facility natural gas requirements. The company does not execute work as a subcontractor; its footprint is entirely prime-awarded delivery orders and task orders placed against established IDC vehicles by diverse federal facilities requiring competitively procured natural gas on a repetitive, as-needed basis.