Engie Resources LLC

Engie Resources LLC, doing business as GDF Suez Energy Resources NA Inc., is a Houston-based energy services provider that supplies electricity commodity components, transmission, distribution, and ancillary services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open competitive procurements without small business set-asides. The company is a subsidiary of Engie North America Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit organization, and operates exclusively in the federal electricity supply market, holding no subcontract footprint.

Engie Resources competes as a commercial provider of firm fixed-price electricity delivery services across multiple regional transmission organizations: ERCOT, PJM Interconnection, NYISO, and ISO-NE. The vendor's capability set centers on retail electric provider services including electricity commodity procurement, firm transmission agreements, distribution management, ancillary services coordination, and renewable energy certificate aggregation. Representative work includes a $66.8 million General Services Administration indefinite delivery contract awarded June 1, 2025, for electric utility supply in the ERCOT region serving federal agencies in Texas through June 30, 2030, with recent delivery orders to the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 for $7.18 million in North Texas electricity delivery through May 2027 and to VA VISN 16 for $5.814 million in Houston VA Medical Center electrical distribution through July 2026. A $47.4 million GSA contract awarded May 1, 2025, provides PJM Interconnection electricity supply through October 31, 2026, servicing federal facilities across District of Columbia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Ohio. A Defense Logistics Agency Energy contract valued at $56.3 million, awarded January 1, 2027, covers electricity and ancillary services for DoD installations in the ERCOT market area through April 30, 2031. The vendor also holds a $276.9 million GSA Region 11 contract issued November 1, 2021, for electric power supply with 50 percent renewable content to federal facilities in the District of Columbia and Maryland through October 31, 2026.

Customer concentration sits heavily with federal facility infrastructure agencies. The top five funding entities by combined potential value account for 75 percent of all awards: the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service leads with $522.6 million combined potential across ten awards anchored by multiple large regional IDIQs; the Defense Logistics Agency Energy follows with $175 million across twelve awards covering military and civilian facility electricity procurement in multiple transmission regions; the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 holds $39.2 million across 31 awards concentrated on New York-area VA medical center electricity supply; GSA Region 5 carries $14.2 million across 16 awards for Midwest electricity services; and VA VISN 17 accounts for $12.7 million across nine awards for Texas facility electricity. By award count, VA VISN 2 dominates with 31 awards, followed by GSA Region 2 with 28 awards, reflecting heavy recurring electricity procurement at VA medical centers and GSA-managed federal buildings in New York and the Northeast. The Metropolitan Correctional Center Chicago has placed 11 awards valued at $704 thousand, representing smaller but persistent facility electricity orders.

Engie Resources operates primarily through indefinite delivery contracts as the vehicle structure for federal electricity procurement. The top five parent vehicles by task order count carry 142 combined task orders worth $125.5 million in ceiling value: Contract 47PA0422D0050 (likely a GSA regional electricity IDIQ) has generated 49 task orders totaling $45.2 million; Contract 47PA0422D0039 (another GSA regional vehicle) accounts for 29 task orders worth $17 million; Contract GS00P06BSD0395A (GSA IDIQ) has produced 26 task orders valued at $32.2 million; Contract 47PA0723D0029 (Federal Bureau of Prisons electricity vehicle) spans 23 task orders at $12.4 million; and Contract 47PA0825D0004 (National Cemetery Administration and other agency electricity) includes 15 task orders worth $18.7 million. Across the broader portfolio, Engie Resources holds single-award indefinite delivery contracts with GSA (multiple regional electricity supply vehicles with ceilings ranging from $1.1 million to $276.9 million), the Defense Logistics Agency Energy (contracts for ERCOT, PJM, NYISO, and ISO-NE regions with values from $9.6 million to $56.3 million), and agency-specific vehicles with the Department of Veterans Affairs. All awards are structured as firm fixed-price requirements or firm fixed-price delivery orders without set-asides.

Recent activity shows declining award frequency: the vendor received 32 awards in 2023, declining to 22 in 2024, 21 in 2025, and 10 in 2026, with only one award recorded in 2027 as of the source date. Within the next twenty-four months, four awards representing $7.6 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure. The source indicates $203.3 million in combined dollars obligated against a total $1.01 billion in combined potential value, representing 20 percent execution rates across the portfolio, typical of indefinite delivery contracts where ceiling values exceed near-term requirements.

The vendor's award distribution centers on electricity commodity supply across federal facility infrastructure. NAICS code 221112 (Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation) covers 110 awards, and 221122 (Electric Power Distribution) accounts for 89 awards, with 28 awards under other electric power generation categories, reflecting Engie Resources' role as both a commodity supplier and distribution services provider. PSC code Utilities-Electric dominates with 203 awards; 20 awards carry Fuel Oils designation, and two each carry Utilities-Gas and Housekeeping-Surveillance codes, indicating limited ancillary service scope. The vendor competes without set-asides across all customer agencies and has not historically used small business or other socioeconomic designations, establishing Engie Resources as a commercial-tier competitor in federal electricity procurement.