Energy Containment Concepts LIMITED

Energy Containment Concepts LIMITED, a UK-based minority-owned limited liability company, provides range inspection, maintenance, and ballistic rubber services to the U.S. Army and Department of the Navy as a prime contractor operating across multiple indefinite delivery contracts and purchase orders, with no set-aside designation on its federal awards.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily tilted toward Army Training and Doctrine Command, which accounts for 16 awards worth $6.6 million combined potential value (74% of the vendor's total federal footprint). The Department of the Navy Installations Command places the second-largest volume at 14 awards, though these are substantially smaller in dollar terms at $1.1 million combined potential value. The top five customer agencies account for 87% of all awards. The Army and Navy dominate the vendor's federal work; the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard, the Navy's United States Naval Forces Europe Naval Forces Africa command, and the Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery make up the remaining 13% of activity.

Energy Containment Concepts' capability portfolio centers on range maintenance and ballistic impact mitigation for Army training facilities in the European theater, particularly in Germany. Representative work includes a $217,128 purchase order from Army TRADOC (awarded August 2026) for ballistic rubber single services covering refurbishment of bullet catch impact media, lead remediation, and rubber matting replacement across five live fire ranges in Wackernheim, Oberdachstetten, Baumholder, Breitenwald, and Stuttgart through December 2026; a $276,920 delivery order under an Army TRADOC IDC for range inspection and maintenance services (awarded June 2024); and a $154,435 purchase order for Stuttgart Range 7 sand exchange at Baumholder training facility (awarded June 2026). The vendor operates primarily under two indefinite delivery contracts with Army TRADOC (W912PB21D3020 carrying four task orders worth $1.2 million combined potential value and W912PB18D3017 carrying four task orders worth $587 thousand), issued from an original parent IDC of $941,200 awarded in June 2021.

All 45 awards in the source represent prime contract work; the vendor has no subcontractor footprint. Recent activity has declined — two awards in 2021, dropping to one award each in 2023 and 2024, with two awards resuming in 2026 — though the combined potential value across all 45 awards stands at $8.9 million with $7 million obligated. Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's NAICS footprint splits between engineering services (15 awards), facilities support services (8 awards), and rubber product manufacturing for mechanical use (7 awards), with PSC clustering around maintenance and repair of training equipment and facilities.