EAN Holdings, LLC

EAN Holdings, LLC, doing business as Enterprise Mobility, provides short-term motor vehicle rental and leasing services to federal agencies as a prime contractor competing in the open federal marketplace without reliance on small business set-asides. The company is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Clayton, Missouri, and operates as a subsidiary of Enterprise Holdings, Inc., a parent organization with substantial federal contracting presence.

Enterprise Mobility's federal footprint centers on delivery orders issued through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), a $381 million government-wide acquisition vehicle valid through May 27, 2030. The vendor delivers comprehensive short-term rental solutions—passenger vehicles, trucks, vans, minivans, pickup trucks, and specialty equipment—to civilian and defense agencies with individual order values typically ranging from $10,000 to $600,000. Recent representative work includes a $1.213 million delivery order from GSA Federal Acquisition Service for vehicle rental in Ceiba, Puerto Rico (May 2026), an $833,760 order for rentals in Alpine, Texas (April 2026), and a $674,563.71 order supporting operations in San Diego, California (April 2026). Beyond GSA, Enterprise Mobility maintains substantial blanket purchase agreements anchoring its federal presence: an $800 million agreement with the U.S. Department of the Army and a $15 million agreement with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The vendor has also received delivery orders from the Drug Enforcement Administration, U.S. Marine Corps (including a $179,126.66 Q3 vehicle rental order in April 2026), and Air Combat Command, demonstrating broad utilization across civilian and defense sectors.

Customer concentration is extreme. GSA Federal Acquisition Service accounts for the vast majority of Enterprise Mobility's federal activity: 10,244 awards carrying $894.7 million in combined potential value, representing roughly 74% of all awards and 54% of total potential value. The second-largest customer by potential value—the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation—holds only 55 awards valued at $465.4 million, indicating that the FBI represents exceptional dollar concentration but minimal order count. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service (National Interagency Fire Center) places the second-largest order volume at 1,078 awards worth $131.8 million. The gap between GSA's dominance and all other customers is decisive: GSA accounts for 90% of award count coverage and dominates task order volume across the portfolio.

Enterprise Mobility's parent vehicles are GSA-centric. The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 12,565 task orders valued at $723.5 million combined. A secondary ordering vehicle—Transportation, Delivery and Relocation Services—places 6,820 task orders worth $259.8 million. Several smaller BPAs and indefinite delivery contracts (Blanket Purchase Agreement 129J6118T5001, AG9J61B120002, and Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008515D0021) carry minimal order counts and values. The vendor also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Smithsonian Institution (ceiling one dollar, established April 2026, valid through April 2029) for rental vehicle services nationwide and in U.S. territories.

Activity has remained elevated and stable year over year within the GSA MAS channel. Over the past five years, Enterprise Mobility received roughly 1,118 to 1,258 awards per year (2022–2024 range), with 1,121 awards in 2025 and 394 awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date through August. Combined potential value across all 13,762 awards stands at $1.65 billion, with $668.7 million obligated (41% realization). The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months spans 435 awards with combined potential value of $43.1 million, representing manageable renewal exposure given the vendor's established GSA MAS position and high order velocity.

Work is performed nationwide and in U.S. territories, with performance locations spanning Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Alaska, and all CONUS states. The category concentration is narrow: 12,750 awards fall under Passenger Car Rental (NAICS); 12,421 awards carry PSC code for Lease or Rental of Equipment—Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles. This tight scope reflects Enterprise Mobility's core competency as a pure vehicle rental provider without diversification into related services.

The vendor subcontracts minimally. Sub-award activity totals only 3 awards across the entire portfolio, representing 0.02% of the prime split. One documented sub-award places Enterprise Mobility under Battelle Memorial Institute on a May 2025 cargo van rental task for the IAC MAC 2080 chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense testing program—work performed as a sub-supplier rather than as a teaming partner with operational responsibility.