DMT Electric LLC

DMT Electric LLC, a minority-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business based in Yuma, Arizona, supplies electrical installation, maintenance, and repair services to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of recent awards, predominantly under 8(a) sole-source set-asides. The company specializes in facility electrical infrastructure—high-voltage cable repairs, fire detection and alarm system installations, HVAC system replacements and repairs, and grounds maintenance—with particular market concentration at military installations in Arizona.

The Marine Corps dominates DMT Electric's customer base by award count with 20 awards valued at $9.8 million combined potential value, primarily through a $4.5 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) for electrical services at Marine Corps Base Yuma running through February 2028. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles ranks second by potential value with 4 awards totaling $14.1 million, anchored by two recent IDCs: a $4.5 million single-award electrical-services contract through September 2028 and a second $4.5 million single-award contract through September 2028. The Air Force Air Education and Training Command has awarded a $5.9 million grounds-maintenance IDC through February 2031, and Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection previously issued a $1.9 million bathroom and kitchen modernization contract. These five customers account for 99% of combined potential value and 90% of award count.

Recent award trajectory shows strong growth: one award in 2022, two in 2023, nine in 2024, and eleven in 2025, with five awards into 2026. Activity accelerated substantially in FY2025–FY2026, driven by the award of three new IDCs (two with ENDIST Los Angeles totaling $9 million, one with Air Education and Training Command for $5.07 million) and multiple delivery orders against existing vehicles. Within the next twenty-four months, four awards with combined potential value of $6 million face recompete or ultimate completion, representing moderate near-term vehicle-renewal exposure relative to the IDC ceiling value.

DMT Electric's IDC portfolio centers on task-order vehicles at military installations in the Southwest. The Marine Corps electrical-services IDC generated sixteen task orders ranging from $5,000 to $251,928, covering sunshade lighting repair, fire alarm control panel repairs, sewer lift station repairs, and facility electrical system work—all firm fixed-price and largely without set-aside designation once issued. Under the two ENDIST Los Angeles electrical IDCs awarded in September 2025, the Army issued a $4.09 million delivery order in October 2025 for HVAC infrastructure work at Yuma Proving Ground (40-ton chiller removal and replacement, HVAC system replacements at two buildings, completion October 2026), and a $1.034 million order in the same month for HVAC system repairs at Building 3490 (completion October 2026). Representative delivery-order work under Marine Corps and Army vehicles includes $251,928 for sunshade lighting repair (February 2026, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, 8(a) sole-source), $182,494 for water treatment plant building repair (December 2025, Marine Corps, 8(a) sole-source), and $84,847 for electrical IDIQ JOC services (June 2024, Marine Corps, no set-aside). Definitive contracts outside the IDC footprint include a $3.86 million 8(a) sole-source electrical system installation and repair work order with Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (July 2023, completion June 2024), a $1.9 million 8(a) sole-source bathroom and kitchen modernization contract with DHS Customs and Border Protection in Babb, Montana (September 2021, completion September 2022), and a $128,998 fire detection system installation for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency in Albuquerque, New Mexico (November 2021, 8(a) sole-source).

The top parent vehicles are the Marine Corps electrical IDIQ (16 task orders, $1.6 million combined potential value), the Air Education and Training Command grounds-maintenance IDC (1 task order for $830 thousand), and two Army Corps of Engineers IDCs supporting Yuma Proving Ground work (combined $5.1 million across two vehicles). By NAICS, electrical contractors (238210) account for 22 of 31 awards; commercial and institutional building construction, HVAC contracting, landscaping, and other building equipment each represent two to three awards. Work is performed almost entirely at federal installations in Arizona—Marine Corps Base Yuma, Yuma Proving Ground, Luke Air Force Base—with one off-location task (Defense Threat Reduction Agency fire detection work in Albuquerque, New Mexico).

DMT Electric competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides; twenty of twenty-eight supply-chain and delivery-order awards carry 8(a) sole-source designation, while newer full-and-open task orders under the Army Corps IDCs reflect a shift toward non-set-aside competition as the company scales. The vendor holds a single subcontract role, providing building electrical work as a sub to Harper Construction Company on a design-build barracks project. Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022 shows minimal capture (three SCI records, one as prime, two as named sub, with 0.3 FTEs), indicating that most DMT Electric work falls below or outside the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or derives from goods and construction rather than federal services contracts under that definition.

DMT Electric LLC is a Small Business located in Yuma, AZ. DMT Electric LLC delivers consistent and quality services to its customers with the highest level of integrity and great attention to people, products, and service. They are passionate about their business and go to extraordinary lengths to satisfy their customers. DMT Electric LLC's vision is to create and strengthen relationships with their customers by providing exceptional service and consistently demonstrating their quality services. DMT Electric LLC and its employees take great pride in their work and in delighting their customers.