Emcor Government Services, Inc.

Emcor Government Services, Inc., doing business as Emcor Services Nevada, is a large for-profit facilities management, operations, and construction services contractor delivering engineering, maintenance, HVAC repair, electrical work, plumbing, fire alarm systems, roofing, and emergency infrastructure support to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor across nearly 180 distinct customer agencies. The vendor operates as a child of Fortune 500 parent Emcor Building Services, Inc. and competes exclusively full-and-open (no set-asides) with a $14.95 billion combined potential value footprint spanning 10,700 awards and a recent activity trajectory of 196 task orders in 2026, 291 in 2024, and 248 in 2023.

Customer concentration is fragmented across multiple agencies. The top five customers by award count—Department of Navy Office of Naval Research (1,038 awards), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (982 awards), Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (943 awards), GSA Public Buildings Service Region 1 (836 awards), and GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (708 awards)—account for 42% of recent awards. By potential value, Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads with $906.7 million across 982 awards, followed by Government Accountability Office Acquisition Management ($665.9 million), GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region ($580 million), HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration ($263.6 million), and Department of Energy Office of Management ($183.5 million). Navy facilities maintenance and GSA's National Capital Region infrastructure work drive the largest dollar concentration, with no single customer accounting for more than 9% of combined potential value.

Emcor's vehicle position centers on three parent vehicles: the OASIS+ Unrestricted Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC N4008007D0374, 2,904 task orders, $329.3 million combined potential value), GSA's Multiple Award Schedule (2,379 task orders, $2.31 billion combined potential value), and GSA's Facilities Maintenance and Management vehicle (1,062 task orders, $548.2 million combined potential value). The vendor also holds a Defense Information Systems Agency Tiered Infrastructure Maintenance IV BPA ($165 million ceiling, awarded May 7, 2025) and an FBI Enterprise Facilities Operations and Maintenance IDC ($400 million ceiling, awarded December 11, 2024). These vehicles position Emcor to bid against competitors on GSA's government-wide MAS and on Navy regional contract vehicles, with substantial task order authority extending through 2029–2030.

Representative prime work illustrates breadth across federal civilian facilities: a $36.16 million Option Year Two facilities engineering and operations call from GSA Public Buildings Service covering five federal buildings in Washington, D.C. (June 1, 2026, firm fixed price); a $11.02 million Option Year Two fixed monthly facilities management call for GSA (April 1, 2026); a $3.13 million time-and-materials tenant alteration labor call from GSA Acquisition Management (April 1, 2026); a $2.87 million consolidated facilities management call for DOT headquarters covering HVAC modifications, repairs, and common area upgrades (March 1, 2026); a $321.1 million fire alarm panel upgrade and repair delivery order from National Archives and Records Administration (June 11, 2026); and a $1.66 million cafeteria demolition call for DOT under consolidation (June 23, 2026). Emcor also holds a $5.38 million NIST Gaithersburg operations and maintenance delivery order through September 30, 2031, and a $1.42 million St. Elizabeths triennial switchgear preventive maintenance call (March 2, 2026). This cross-agency mix reflects Emcor's positioning as a generalist facilities operations and maintenance prime across civilian and defense infrastructure.

Activity has remained consistent: 196 awards in 2026 year-to-date, 291 in 2024, and 248 in 2023. Recompete exposure includes 125 awards with completion dates within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $209.8 million—primarily facilities maintenance and construction task orders against GSA MAS and agency-specific BPAs.

NAICS concentration is heavily weighted to Facilities Support Services (8,713 awards) and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (402 awards), with minor presence in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (132 awards). PSC concentration mirrors this: Housekeeping and Facilities Operations Support (2,705 awards), Maintenance of Office Buildings (1,527 awards), and Maintenance-Repair-Alteration of Office Buildings (857 awards) dominate the portfolio.

On the Service Contract Inventory, Emcor reported $183.2 million in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025 as a prime contractor across 107 distinct service contracts. FY2022 saw $60.4 million across 429 FTEs; FY2023 dropped to $54.7 million across 253 FTEs; FY2024 to $54 million across 182 FTEs; and FY2025 (partial year) to $14.1 million across 67.4 FTEs. The FTE trajectory reflects a shift toward higher-value task orders and more efficient staffing. Median government-paid hourly rate across SCI prime records runs $137.17/hr, with rates spanning $18.51/hr (10th percentile) to $44,640.55/hr (90th percentile, likely reflecting outlier professional service categories). The vendor operates with 0% subcontractor hours share across SCI-reportable contracts, indicating Emcor builds its own delivery teams entirely rather than relying on subs. GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 59 active categories at $63.34–$379.09/hr, ranging from Service Order Dispatcher (high school equivalent, $63.34/hr) through Chief Operating Engineer ($180.69/hr) to Elevator Technician ($379.09/hr), with no security clearance requirements across any offering.

One subcontract relationship surfaces in the award data: Emcor subcontracts to Aktarius LLC on a stationary engineer staffing requirement (September 24, 2024). The parent vendor, Emcor Building Services, Inc., is a publicly held diversified mechanical services and building systems company headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut.