Electronic Metrology Laboratory, LLC

Electronic Metrology Laboratory, LLC (doing business as EML) operates as a facilities engineering, maintenance, and infrastructure remediation contractor for federal civilian agencies, competing predominantly as a prime under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside vehicles, with a headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, and a portfolio of 1,706 prime federal awards across 69 agencies. The vendor is a for-profit limited liability company with three named subsidiaries (EML / Bmar Joint Venture II LLC, IV LLC, and V LLC), two of which carry Native American and small disadvantaged business certifications; EML itself carries no SBA set-aside designation on its parent entity registration, but competes frequently under Total Small Business set-aside on task orders.

EML's capability footprint centers on concrete facilities operations and maintenance work: HVAC system repair and replacement (chillers, air handling units, chilled water systems, booster pumps, cooling towers, variable frequency drives), mechanical systems work (piping, valve replacement, actuator repair, pump systems), electrical services (panel replacement, grounding, outlet installation, lighting upgrades, arc flash analysis), fire safety systems (sprinkler manifold repair, fire alarm installation, fire damper replacement), building automation system repairs, and emergency infrastructure remediation. Recent representative awards include a $4.59 million Option II downtown Denver and Boulder facilities services call under the Multiple Award Schedule (April 1, 2026); a $554.9 million LED lighting replacement project at the David Skaggs Research Center in Boulder (August 3, 2026); a $371.2 million multi-building operations, maintenance, and repair order at Denver Federal Center buildings (September 16, 2026); a $274 million ten-year chiller teardown maintenance engagement at the National Archives in Washington, DC (June 25, 2026); and a $234.5 million induction unit riser piping replacement at Denver Federal Center (July 27, 2026). Smaller routine maintenance calls address window replacement, door repair, parking area improvements, landscaping work, building automation programming, HVAC emergency repairs, and facility cleanups. Work is performed at federal properties in all fifty states and U.S. territories, with operational concentration in Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Albuquerque.

EML's customer concentration is split between regional GSA procurement and specific agency facilities. The top five customer funding sources by award count account for 56% of recent awards, led by GSA Public Buildings Service Region 8 (322 awards, $199.7 million combined potential value), GSA Public Buildings Service at large (201 awards, $109.1 million), the Treasury Department IRS (151 awards, $69 million), GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (146 awards, $101.5 million), and GSA Public Buildings Service Region 4 (137 awards, $32.6 million). However, the top five customers by combined potential value show a different split: GSA Federal Acquisition Service (six awards, $57.01 billion potential value—reflecting the OASIS+ seat), Region 8 ($199.7 million), GSA Public Buildings Service at large ($109.1 million), National Capital Region ($101.5 million), and the Department of Navy Installations Command (78 awards, $94.7 million). This divergence reflects the massive placeholder ceiling on the OASIS+ vehicle compared to regional task order volumes.

EML places nearly all work through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (1,751 task orders, $895.6 million combined potential value), with secondary volume under regional IDIQs: Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PJ0019D0002 (106 task orders, $9.7 million), N6945014D8000 (92 task orders, $43.7 million), GS04P13EWD0093 (77 task orders, $5.7 million), and 28321319D00060014 (65 task orders, $4.4 million). The vendor also holds a $31.79 million GSA Region 5 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement designated Total Small Business Set-Aside for consolidated facilities management at four Minnesota federal properties (Diana E. Murphy Courthouse, W.E. Burger Courthouse, SSA office in Austin, and Devitt Courthouse in Fergus Falls) running through February 28, 2027, and a $30.84 million single-award Consolidated Facilities Management Contract BPA with the Social Security Administration for the Harold Washington Social Security Center in Chicago extending through August 31, 2029. A $349,000 single-award calibration services BPA with the Bureau of Reclamation for onsite tool and equipment calibration at Boulder City, Nevada runs through July 1, 2030.

Activity has grown steadily year over year—80 awards in 2022 to 277 in 2024, with 261 awards in 2026 (through early October)—and then slightly declined to 221 in 2025, suggesting potential pipeline recompete activity. Across the next twenty-four months, 117 awards (combined potential value $64.2 million) face ultimate completion and therefore recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoicing grew from $6.5 million in FY2022 across 40.3 FTEs to $44.6 million in FY2025 across 230 FTEs, reflecting substantial growth in federal services delivery on reportable contracts above the $150,000 threshold. Median government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts run around $92.88/hr, with rates ranging from $63.51/hr at the tenth percentile to $3,790.01/hr at the ninety-fifth percentile, reflecting high-value specialized labor (likely engineering or program management roles). EML performs substantially all labor in-house across its service contract base—SCI records show 0% average subcontractor hours share—and does not carry named subcontractor relationships in the SCI dataset.

The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio lists 63 active categories spanning guard, stock clerk, secretarial, heavy equipment operation, maintenance mechanics, carpenters, and operations manager roles, though schedule labor rates render as $0.00/hr across the board, indicating rate cards either not yet updated in the source or loaded separately. Education requirements span high school through bachelor's degree with experience requirements from one to seven years; no security clearances are specified in the schedule labor categories. Primary NAICS concentration is 541350 (Facilities Support Services), with secondary volume in commercial and institutional building construction, electronic and precision equipment repair, and testing laboratories.

Calibration services for electronic and mechanical test and measuring equipment. GSA contract holder for Cadex battery analyzers, adaptors and chargers. Facilities support services to include housing and commercial facilities management and maintenance.