Emr, Inc.

EMR Inc., headquartered in Freeport, Florida, is a small disadvantaged business prime contractor specializing in design-build and design-bid-build military construction, renovation, and infrastructure modernization across the southeastern United States. The company operates 100% as a prime contractor (252 awards, no subcontract work) and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with a five-year footprint of $5.75 billion in combined potential value across 252 federal awards, of which $754.1 million has been obligated.

EMR Inc.'s concrete capability portfolio centers on military facility design-build and construction services, including building demolition and environmental remediation, HVAC system renovation, electrical infrastructure repair, aircraft maintenance infrastructure, munitions storage and handling facilities, and specialized military research and training infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $29 million definitive contract for construction of flightline munitions storage facilities in the 7000 area at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida (awarded February 2022, set aside for total small business); a $28.3 million definitive contract with the Air National Guard for construction of an F-35 flight simulator facility at Niceville, Florida (May 2023, total small business set-aside); a $21.84 million delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for the B794 Monorail Crane System Replacement at Naval Air Station Jacksonville (September 2025); a $21.9 million delivery order from Navy Installations Command for Hurricane Sally repair and support work at Naval Air Station Pensacola (April 2025); and a $15.73 million delivery order from the Air Force for construction of a Child Development Center addition at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana (September 2025).

Customer concentration clusters heavily on Department of Defense components. The top five agencies account for 42% of recent awards by count but represent distinct customer segments: the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates by award count (27 awards, $964.1 million potential value), while the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile leads by potential value (20 awards, $1.03 billion). The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command, the Navy Installations Command, and the Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters Military Programs round out the top five. The two rankings diverge significantly — Engineering District Mobile places fewer awards but anchors larger task-order values, while NAVFAC places more individual delivery orders with lower average values. All 252 awards name Department of Defense agencies or their components as funding federal agencies; no civilian agency work appears in the footprint.

EMR Inc. holds three significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity vehicles that anchor its task-order pipeline. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command's Design Build Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) for Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee carries a $365 million ceiling with performance through September 2026 and has generated 17 task orders totaling $171.2 million in combined potential value, including the $21.84 million monorail crane replacement, the $15.73 million Barksdale CDC addition, and a $15.5 million electrical distribution system correction at Naval Support Activity Millington. The North Region Small Business Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) with the Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District carries a $200 million ceiling through July 2029 and has generated 11 task orders totaling $60.2 million, covering design-build and design-bid-build construction at Eglin Air Force Base, Anniston, Fort Rucker, and the Engineer Research and Development Center. The South Region Small Business MATOC with the same contracting authority carries an additional $200 million ceiling through July 2027. These three vehicles collectively account for a multi-billion-dollar ceiling and represent EMR Inc.'s primary ordering vehicles across the Department of Defense Southeast region.

Activity has remained relatively flat at 8–12 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026), with 18 awards (combined potential value $167.7 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure in the 2026–2027 window. The source data reflects only two awards through April 2026, suggesting incomplete reporting for the current year. Recent awards show continued strength on NAVFAC and Army Corps of Engineers platforms, with 82% of the top five customers' awards drawn from these two components.

EMR Inc.'s work is geographically concentrated in the southeastern United States — Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee predominate across the award footprint. The top NAICS category is Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (122 awards), followed by Remediation Services (44 awards) and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (12 awards), reflecting the remediation, demolition, and HVAC modernization work embedded in the military construction scope. The corporate structure lists three entities: Environmental Management Resources Incorporated, and two entities named Emr, Inc., with at least one carrying WOSB designation and another carrying Native American-owned status, though the source does not clarify subsidiary roles or operational distinctions.