Electricworks Inc.

Electricworks Inc., an SBA 8(a) certified minority-owned, black American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Jackson, Mississippi, operates as a prime contractor providing facility maintenance, repair, and general construction services to federal courthouses and office buildings across Mississippi. The vendor competes predominantly under full-and-open delivery orders against its General Services Administration indefinite-delivery contract rather than pursuing set-aside vehicles; of 103 total awards (101 prime, 2 sub), only three carry explicit set-aside designations, with the remainder issued without set-aside on competitive or sole-source grounds under Electricworks' existing GSA IDIQ authority.

Electricworks' customer concentration is heavily skewed toward judiciary and property management agencies. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 4 together account for 83 awards and 86% of award count, generating $6.4 million in combined potential value. The Courts dominate award volume (42 orders worth $1.4 million combined value) but the GSA IDIQ carries the dollar weight: a $15 million Total Small Business indefinite-delivery contract awarded December 1, 2024, with ultimate completion November 30, 2029, anchors the portfolio at $15 million potential value. The Department of Justice (US Attorneys' Offices and US Marshals Service) and Department of the Army round out the active customer base with smaller task orders. Combined potential value across all 103 awards totals $22.8 million, with only $4.2 million obligated to date (18% of ceiling).

Capability scope centers on courthouse and federal building maintenance and minor construction: painting and refinishing, carpet and vinyl flooring replacement, electrical and data cabling, HVAC service, security glass barriers, door and window repairs, interior signage, water damage restoration, and facility refresh work. Recent representative prime orders include a $629,207.58 delivery order from the Department of Justice US Attorney's Offices (awarded May 31, 2023) for paint and carpet replacement across three floors of the Thad Cochran U.S. Courthouse; a $261,036.38 order from the same office (awarded March 8, 2023) for carpet and paint in the Dan M. Russell Jr. Courthouse Annex in Gulfport; and a $102,795.08 Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts order (awarded November 16, 2021) for seventh-floor judges' chambers flooring replacement at the Dan M. Russell Federal Courthouse. Work is performed across Mississippi locations including Jackson, Gulfport, Oxford, Hattiesburg, Natchez, and Vicksburg, with administrative oversight at GSA PBS Region 4.

The vendor's prime footprint rests almost entirely on two GSA vehicles: the new $15 million General Services Administration IDIQ awarded in December 2024 (under Total Small Business set-aside, running through November 2029) and an older Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PE0520D0009 (75 task orders, $2.7 million combined value), plus a smaller vehicle 47PE1925D0002 (5 task orders, $331 thousand combined value). NAICS concentration is extreme: 100 of 101 prime awards fall under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction; PSC concentration is equally narrow, with 70 awards classed as Repair Or Alteration Of Office Buildings and 26 as Construction Of Office Buildings.

Activity volume has contracted sharply. Awards peaked at 19 in 2023, declined to 15 in 2024, and dropped to only 11 in 2025–2026 combined (4 awards in 2025, 7 in 2026). The recompete exposure window is minimal: only 3 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $236 thousand. The vendor subcontracts sparingly — only 2 sub awards in the entire dataset (both to Adams And Associates Inc. for Mississippi Job Corps center operations and facility services as of June 2026) — and operates as a pure self-performer on its GSA prime work.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures minimal activity. SCI records total only 4 (2 as prime, 2 as named subcontractor) across fiscal years 2023–2025, with invoiced prime revenue of $629 thousand in FY2024 only. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts ran at $157.30 per hour flat across the 10th percentile, median, and 90th percentile bands. The SCI dataset shows roughly 4.6 FTEs delivered on prime and sub SCI contracts in FY2024, declining to 0 FTEs in FY2025; the vendor maintained 0% sub-hours share on its prime SCI contracts. These figures represent only the service work above the $150,000 SCI threshold and are a tiny fraction of the vendor's total federal activity, which is dominated by goods-and-construction delivery orders below or exempt from SCI reporting.