Enfield Enterprises LLC

Enfield Enterprises LLC, a HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business based in Springfield, Massachusetts, executes federal construction and facility improvement services as a prime contractor (99% of awards) across civilian and defense agencies, with a $2.16 billion combined potential value footprint anchored in building renovation, roofing, HVAC, and specialized trades. Enfield is a Subchapter S corporation and for-profit entity; the source identifies it as a subsidiary of parent Eeih Inc., which also holds Enfield Enterprises, Inc. and two joint-venture entities (Eei-Arkel JV and Enfield Arkel JV) as parallel operating units.

The vendor's customer concentration skews toward federal facility owners and stewards. The General Services Administration dominates by dollar value — GSA Public Buildings Service Region 2 anchors $513.1 million across twelve awards, and GSA Region 1 carries $276.6 million across seven awards — reflecting Enfield's seat on two major regional construction IDIQs ($125 million each) under GSA's North and South Zone umbrellas. The Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region adds $277.7 million across fifteen awards. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command, despite ranking fifth by potential value, places the third-largest award count (45 awards, $159.6 million combined potential value), driven by sustained roofing work at Naval Station Newport and other northeastern facilities. By award count, the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard leads with 102 awards ($52.4 million combined potential value), and the Department of Transportation follows with 56 awards ($18.7 million combined potential value).

Enfield's capability portfolio is concrete and construction-centric. Top NAICS concentration sits in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (277 awards), Roofing Contractors (108 awards), and Industrial Building Construction (70 awards). Recent representative prime work includes a $5.21 million MCO waterproofing project (Southwestern Region, HUBZone sole-source award, June 2026), a $4.57 million HVAC system upgrade (Raleigh-Durham, firm fixed-price, May 2025), a $4.706 million roof replacement at the Federal Aviation Administration's Peachtree City TRACON facility (FAA Southwestern Region, May 2023), a $3.139 million design-build parking lot project at Tyndall Air Force Base following Hurricane Michael recovery (Air Education and Training Command, HUBZone set-aside, August 2021), and a $1.526 million roof replacement at the Federal Medical Facility in Bourne, Massachusetts (GSA, HUBZone set-aside, June 2026). Work spans roofing system replacement (EPDM, SBS modified, emergency repairs), waterproofing, HVAC upgrades, electrical infrastructure (fire alarm modernization, switchgear replacement), structural repairs, parking facilities, interior renovations, and infrastructure improvements (water lines, drainage, generators).

Enfield holds five active major federal construction vehicles. Two GSA Region 1 IDIQs ($125 million each, both total small business set-asides, September 2023) cover construction services for GSA-owned and leased federal facilities in the North and South Zones through September 2028, with active task orders spanning Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and related Northeast corridor sites. A Naval Facilities Engineering Command roofing IDIQ ($24.146 million, no set-aside, July 2023) supports maintenance and replacement of commercial roofing systems at Naval Station Newport through July 2028 and has generated fifteen delivery orders. A $200 million Tobyhanna Army Depot MATOC (Army Communications Electronics Command, total small business set-aside, September 2021) runs through September 2026 for minor construction at the Pennsylvania facility. A $95 million Naval Support Activity Crane IDIQ (Naval Facilities Engineering Command, total small business set-aside, September 2023) extends through September 2028. An Air Mobility Command $90 million Scott Air Force Base MACC (total small business set-aside, May 2024) runs through April 2032. A newly awarded $150 million Caribbean Construction and Design-Build services IDIQ (GSA Public Buildings Service, total small business set-aside, December 2025) covers U.S. Virgin Islands work through February 2027. A recent $96.2 million Detroit Arsenal MATOC (Army Contracting Command, total small business set-aside, August 2025) extends through August 2030 and has issued one task order for quality control planning. The vendor demonstrates sustained utilization of these vehicles, with dozens of active delivery orders at various stages of completion across the footprint.

Set-aside posture recurs consistently across the portfolio: nearly all large IDIQs carry total small business or HUBZone set-aside designations, and Enfield competes predominantly under these reserved vehicles rather than in full-and-open competitions. Individual task orders under GSA and other agency IDIQs frequently carry small business or HUBZone set-asides, though not universally.

Activity has remained relatively flat year-to-year — eleven awards in 2022, twenty-three in 2023, twenty-five in 2024, twenty-three in 2025, and four through mid-2026 — indicating steady utilization of existing vehicle positions rather than explosive growth. Over the next twenty-four months, nine awards totaling $15.1 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion, representing moderate recompete exposure. The recent addition of the Caribbean IDIQ and the Detroit Arsenal MATOC signal ongoing vehicle wins and pipeline expansion.

In its subcontractor role (1% of recent awards), Enfield delivers facility renovation and maintenance work under Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC on the Management and Operation of the Naval Nuclear Laboratory and Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program Support contract. Subcontract work includes bathroom renovations, office renovations, tile replacement, vehicle lift gate replacement, and related facility improvements at the Knolls and Kesselring sites (New York and Schenectady areas), with awards dating from late 2023 through September 2025.

SCI-reported service-contract invoicing totaled $457 thousand across fiscal years 2022–2024, confined to a small subset of federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excluding the bulk of Enfield's construction and goods work. The SCI dataset reports zero FTEs across all three fiscal years, indicating that tracked SCI-reportable service contracts either involved no incremental labor (materials or design work priced on a fixed or lump-sum basis) or fell below the FTE reporting convention. These figures represent a narrow slice of the vendor's federal revenue and do not reflect total enterprise activity. Hourly-rate posture on SCI-reportable prime contracts shows government-paid rates spanning a median of $5,898/hr with a range from $2,166/hr (10th percentile) through $9,630/hr (90th percentile), consistent with skilled trades and engineering oversight labor.

Enfield's federal footprint reflects a mature, specialized construction contractor with deep incumbency on regional facility IDIQs, sustained Navy roofing relationships, and recent wins in Army and FAA construction programs. The vendor operates nearly exclusively as a prime, holds at least six significant multi-year vehicles, and competes predominantly under small business set-asides, particularly HUBZone and total small business designations. Geographic concentration centers on the Northeast (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, New York), with secondary presence in mid-Atlantic (Pennsylvania, Virginia) and sporadic work across the South, Midwest, and now Caribbean operations.

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