EMC Inc.

EMC Inc., a Grenada, Mississippi-based surveying and mapping firm, operates as a prime contractor delivering boundary surveys, topographic surveys, hydrographic surveys, aerial mapping, and geospatial data analysis services to federal agencies, with recent work concentrated under Total Small Business set-asides across multiple indefinite delivery contracts.

EMC Inc. is a for-profit organization competing predominantly under small business set-asides. The vendor's federal award footprint centers on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), with 86% of recent awards concentrated across five customer agencies. The Army Corps of Engineers accounts for 540 awards carrying $61.4 million in combined potential value, though that figure masks significant dollar concentration at the Fort Worth District, which anchors $340.7 million across only 14 awards for border infrastructure surveying work under the Professional Land Survey Services - Border Infrastructure PMO master IDIQ. The NRCS Southeast Region (209 awards, $49.7 million) follows, with the New Orleans District (283 awards, $59 million) sitting between them by award count. This three-part customer concentration—Fort Worth's large border-focused work, the distributed volume of New Orleans District delivery orders, and NRCS conservation easement boundary surveys—characterizes EMC's portfolio.

EMC holds or sits on multiple indefinite delivery contracts. Primary vehicles include a $24 million multiple-award AE Survey Mapping contract with USACE New Orleans District (awarded June 2025, through May 2030); a $25 million multiple-award topographic and boundary survey IDIQ with the Department of the Army (awarded November 2025, through November 2030); a $15 million multiple-award contract with ENDIST Vicksburg for surveying and mapping (awarded September 2025, through September 2030); and a $90 million multiple-award architect-engineering land survey contract with ENDIST Fort Worth (awarded April 2026, through April 2031, the largest vehicle by ceiling). Single-award NRCS contracts include a $5 million Louisiana professional land surveying vehicle (July 2025, through June 2027, exercised Option 1) and $5 million single-award contracts for Arkansas (August 2025, through July 2026) and separate multiple-award vehicles for Tennessee, Kansas, and Kentucky conservation easement surveying (all September 2025, through September 2026). A $13 million ENDIST Galveston contract (April 2022, through April 2027, no set-aside) rounds out the major holdings. The top five parent vehicles by task order volume—AG7217C090022 (116 orders, $3.7 million), W912P815D0011 (83 orders, $5.9 million), W912P810D0050 (78 orders, $7.7 million), DACW6695D0091 (63 orders), and W912P806D0051 (61 orders, $4.8 million)—span NRCS and Army Corps of Engineers contract vehicles across multiple districts.

Award activity has remained steady at 25–37 awards annually over the past five years, with 15 awards recorded in 2026 (through May). Only 8 awards worth $4.8 million combined are scheduled to reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating limited recompete pressure in the near term. Geographic scope of performance is concentrated in Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, and other central and southern U.S. locations, reflecting the vendor's established presence supporting Corps of Engineers flood control and coastal management initiatives and USDA conservation easement programs.

Service Contract Inventory data show minimal SCI-reportable federal services activity: a single FY2022 record listing 0.3 FTEs delivered as a named subcontractor under AECOM Technical Services on an Unmanned Systems Degraded Environment Facility surveying task. This isolated SCI record reflects EMC's nearly exclusive posture as a prime contractor on the awards captured in the source data; the broader survey and mapping delivery orders are not captured in SCI due to goods and services reporting thresholds or classification scope.

EMC competes almost entirely on full-and-open Total Small Business set-aside vehicles, with rare exceptions at the Fort Worth District and Galveston District where a handful of larger, non-set-aside border infrastructure and regional contracts exist. The vendor operates as a pure prime in the federal space with no meaningful subcontracting footprint—1,301 of 1,302 awards are prime awards, and the single sub-award is an incidental SCI-documented engagement.

Surveying and Mapping, Topographic, Hydrographic,

Construction, Boundary, Control, Geodectic cadastral, GPS, Automated Hydrographic and multibeam