Electronic Metrology Laboratory, LLC

Electronic Metrology Laboratory, LLC, doing business as EML, a Nashville-based for-profit limited liability company, operates as a prime contractor delivering facilities support and maintenance services across federal civilian agencies—predominantly through GSA vehicles on a full-and-open competitive basis, with significant activity on the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside contract that anchors most of its governmentwide capacity.

EML holds a portfolio of 1,604 recent prime awards (100% of its federal work) with combined potential value of $59.69 billion, though actual obligated dollars total only $381.9 million (1% of that ceiling), reflecting the heavy concentration in indefinite-delivery vehicles that carry substantial but often unexercised ceilings. The vendor's customer base spans 69 federal agencies, but concentration is extreme: GSA Public Buildings Service Region 8 alone accounts for 323 awards valued at $260.4 million, GSA National Capital Region for 147 awards at $98.3 million, and the IRS for 151 awards at $69 million—together representing 55% of all awards. The top customer by potential value, however, is GSA Federal Acquisition Service (six awards carrying $57.01 billion), which reflects EML's December 2024 award as a consortia member on the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ—a five-year vehicle spanning seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Research and Development, Intelligence Services, Environmental Services, Facilities, and Logistics) through December 2029, valued at up to $999.999 trillion with a $2,500 minimum guarantee and 0.15% contract access fee.

EML's concrete capability footprint centers on facilities engineering, operations, maintenance, and emergency infrastructure remediation. Represented work includes HVAC repairs and equipment replacement (chiller control board repairs, air handling unit motor replacement, variable frequency drive installation), mechanical systems and piping (sanitary drain line replacement, boiler repairs, condensing tower assembly replacement, water main break repair), electrical work (arc flash analysis, circuit panel troubleshooting, emergency grounding fixes), fire safety systems (sprinkler manifold repair, fire door operator replacement, fire extinguisher replacement), and building maintenance tasks (carpet and tile flooring replacement, painting, door hardware replacement, window and glass repair). Recent contract examples show a $284.5 million call for B67 cooling tower repair at Denver Federal Center (awarded February 2026), a $166.1 million order for chilled water heat exchanger plate replacement at the Diana E. Murphy U.S. Courthouse in Minneapolis (September 2025), a $151.3 million contract for HVAC system replacement at the David Skaggs Research Center in Boulder (April 2026), and numerous smaller task orders under GSA regional BPAs ranging from $2,700 to $92,900 in individual ceiling value.

EML competes predominantly under small-business set-aside vehicles, particularly the Total Small Business designation across the GSA Region 5 $31.79 million consolidated facilities management BPA (awarded June 2025 for four Minnesota federal properties through February 2027) and the much larger OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ. A significant share of its work, particularly through regional GSA BPAs, carries Total Small Business Set-Aside framing. The vendor also holds a $30.84 million single-award BPA with the Social Security Administration for consolidated facilities management at the Harold Washington Social Security Center in Chicago (July 2024 through August 2029, with no set-aside), and a $349,000 BPA with the Bureau of Reclamation for onsite tool and equipment calibration (June 2026 through July 2030). A $7.56 million delivery order for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau operations and maintenance (December 2025 through October 2027) represents EML's largest single non-IDIQ award in the dataset.

EML's primary contracting vehicle is the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which carries 1,550 of its 1,604 task orders and $875.7 million of combined potential value. Within that framework, the vendor operates five other significant IDVs: the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ ($999.999 trillion ceiling), IDC 47PJ0019D0002 (106 task orders, $9.7 million), IDC N6945014D8000 (92 task orders, $43.7 million), IDC GS04P13EWD0093 (77 task orders, $5.7 million), and IDC 28321319D00060014 (65 task orders, $4.4 million). Activity has scaled significantly year over year—from 80 awards in 2022 to 277 in 2024—then moderated to 221 in 2025 and 159 through August 2026; 110 awards (combined potential value $68.8 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and thus represent recompete exposure.

EML's federal services work, captured in the Service Contract Inventory for FY2022–FY2024, shows invoiced revenue of $61 million total ($6.5 million in FY2022, $18.2 million in FY2023, $36.3 million in FY2024) across a growing FTE footprint (40.3 FTEs in FY2022, 79.9 in FY2023, 194 in FY2024). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service contracts range from $63.51/hr at the 10th percentile to a median of $92.88/hr, with outliers at the 90th percentile reaching $3,790.01/hr (reflecting project-based or milestone-based billing on some contracts). EML performs 100% of its own labor on SCI-reportable prime contracts (zero sub-hours share), indicating a primarily in-house delivery model across the service contract base.

EML's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 63 active categories priced from $43.40/hr (Guard I, high school education, no clearance) to $231.97/hr (Operations Manager, bachelor's degree, seven years experience, no clearance required). The breadth reflects the vendor's facilities focus: stock clerks, maintenance mechanics, heavy equipment operators, carpenters (union DBA rates up to $151.22/hr), and supervisory roles fill the mid-range; no security-cleared positions are offered on the Schedule.

The vendor operates as a parent entity with three named subsidiaries—EML / Bmar Joint Venture II, LLC; EML / Bmar Joint Venture IV, LLC; and EML / Bmar Joint Venture V LLC. The two joint ventures with "Bmar" carry minority-owned and Native American-owned / American Indian-owned certifications, along with self-certified small disadvantaged business status, potentially enabling specialized set-aside competition; EML itself is not identified with those designations in the source.

EML competes as a small business and does not appear to sub to larger federal primes; the 1,604 awards are all primes under the vendor's own name. Award value distribution is heavily weighted toward task orders under existing IDVs rather than new contract vehicles, consistent with a contractor leveraging pre-competed vehicles (especially GSA MAS and OASIS+ SB) to execute discrete service delivery against federal facility requirements across multiple regions and agencies. The vendor's concentration in facilities support (1,444 of 1,604 awards under facilities-support NAICS categories) and its reliance on GSA regional BPAs and national vehicles position EML as a facilities-first contractor in the small-business federal marketplace, with minimal exposure to defense primes or specialized engineering disciplines.

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.