Emta Insaat Taahhut VE Ticaret Anonim Sirketi

Emta Insaat Taahhut VE Ticaret Anonim Sirketi, a Turkish for-profit general contracting firm headquartered in Ankara, serves as prime contractor on military construction, maintenance, and facility renovation projects across overseas U.S. installations, with the vast majority of its federal footprint concentrated at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey under a restricted-competition multiple award construction contract (MACC) that is limited by bilateral economic agreement to Turkish business concerns.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards by count). Recent activity shows contraction: from 18 awards in 2022 to 2 awards in 2026 year-to-date, with combined potential value across 729 total awards in the source data reaching $4.38 billion. Of that potential value, only $444.5 million has been obligated, indicating a substantial portion of ceiling value remains unexercised. The vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since June 2013 and holds no SBA certifications or set-aside designations; all awards are full-and-open and firm-fixed-price.

Customer concentration is extreme and carries strategic risk. The top five funding agencies account for 93% of awards by count, but the top five by potential value paint a starkly different picture. The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations dominates potential value with 7 awards carrying $2.54 billion in combined ceiling, followed by Army Corps of Engineers Middle East and Afghanistan accounts with $450.3 million and $413.4 million respectively. The Air Forces Europe and Africa (USAFE-AFAF) leads by volume—440 delivery orders generating $272.9 million in combined potential value—but ranks fourth by dollar magnitude. The Army European Command accounts for 71 awards worth $259.2 million. This divergence signals that while Emta's award count is anchored to Incirlik maintenance work, its recompete exposure and future revenue depend heavily on substantially larger overseas construction projects under State and Army Corps vehicles.

Emta holds positions on the Incirlik Air Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (a $150 million IDIQ with base period through May 31, 2030, extended to a five-year base plus two two-year options), the Air Force Turkey Construction MACC 2015–2019 (156 task orders, $40.4 million combined potential value), and indefinite delivery contracts F6135803D0004 and F6135899D0004 under the Air Force. The Incirlik MACC itself issued 73 task orders to Emta worth $34.1 million combined potential value. Representative recent work includes a $2.47 million delivery order (July 2025) for replacement of high-voltage cubicles at Incirlik, a $4.83 million repair contract (January 2024) for Herky UH dormitory buildings, a $7.85 million dormitory repair and renovation task order (August 2023, ultimate completion April 2028), and a $2.95 million SOFA-funded delivery order (July 2024) under the Army European Command's Turkey Design-Build and Design-Bid-Build Construction MATOC for Ankara school repairs including windows, HVAC, and basketball backboard replacement.

Emta's capability portfolio centers on military facility construction, maintenance, repair, and renovation work across electrical systems, HVAC, pavement, structural upgrades, drainage, and building restoration. Work is performed primarily in Turkey (Incirlik Air Base, Ankara) with administrative oversight and some performance in Lewisville, Texas (708 Valley Ridge Circle Suite 22). The top five NAICS codes by award count are Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors (242 awards), Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (147 awards), Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (77 awards), All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (67 awards), and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (50 awards). Top PSC codes reflect facility repair: Repair Or Alteration of Government-Owned Contractor-Operated Environmental Laboratories (139 awards), Repair Or Alteration of Government-Owned Government-Operated Environmental Laboratories (41 awards), and Construction of Highways, Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Railways (31 awards).

Recompete exposure is moderate in the near term. Eight awards totaling $19.2 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. However, the substantial State Department and Army Corps of Engineers ceiling values with extended performance periods (notably dormitory and facility work scheduled through 2027–2028) create longer-tail recompete cliff exposure beyond that window. Emta performs minimal subcontract work; only 2 sub-awards appear in the source, both as a subcontractor to KBR Services on unrelated UABOS and facility maintenance tasks in Turkey and Spain (awards dated February 2026 and March 2024), suggesting Emta does not regularly team or sub to primes outside its direct prime footprint. The vendor's strategic position depends on the continuation of the bilateral U.S.–Turkish economic agreement that restricts Incirlik contracting to Turkish businesses, and on the persistence of large State and Army Corps construction programs in overseas locations where competition may be similarly restricted or limited to regional contractors.