Dixie Roofing, Inc.

Dixie Roofing, Inc., doing business as Dixie Roofing Inc., is a corporate entity registered to receive federal contract awards since September 23, 2009. The company is structured as a for-profit organization and Subchapter S Corporation. While the company's name suggests a focus on roofing services, its federal contract history reveals a broader scope of work, particularly in the areas of renewable energy, HVAC systems, and communication services. Dixie Roofing, Inc. operates as a parent company, with at least one known subsidiary, Efficient Energy of Tennessee, LLC (EETN), which is designated as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB).

The company's recent federal contract awards demonstrate its diverse capabilities. Through its subsidiary EETN, Dixie Roofing, Inc. has secured contracts for various projects across different federal agencies. In September 2022, EETN was awarded a $997,965 firm fixed price contract by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to install a solar photovoltaic array on the roof of the National Computing Center in Durham, North Carolina. This contract, set aside for SDVOSBs, showcases the company's expertise in renewable energy installations. In October 2021, EETN received a $604,275.23 contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the rehabilitation and installation of HVAC systems at the Fort Loudoun Lock in Tennessee. This project, awarded under a total small business set-aside, involved removing existing exhaust fan systems and installing new heat pump units. Additionally, in September 2020, the company secured a smaller contract worth $13,214 from the Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 for wireless communication services related to a solar PV system, further demonstrating its capabilities in communication technology for renewable energy projects.

Based on the provided information, there are no specific Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) mentioned for Dixie Roofing, Inc. or its subsidiary EETN. The contracts described are individual awards rather than task orders under broader IDV agreements. However, the company's diverse portfolio of federal contracts across multiple agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Department of Veterans Affairs, suggests a strong capability to provide a range of services in construction, renewable energy, HVAC systems, and communication technology. The company's ability to secure contracts under various set-aside categories, including those for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses and total small business set-asides, indicates its success in leveraging its status to compete for federal opportunities across different agencies and project types.