Engineering Elements, PLLC

Engineering Elements, PLLC operates as a subcontractor delivering commissioning and engineering services to federal agencies, with 75% of recent awards routed through prime contractors and 25% as a direct prime. The vendor's award footprint is sparse — four total awards across a fifteen-year span with only three awarded in the past year — and carries minimal dollar value ($1 thousand in combined potential value, though $75 thousand has been obligated to date).

Engineering Elements serves four distinct customer agencies with no concentration: the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3, the Department of the Army Medical Command, the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville, and the Defense Health Agency each account for one award. All three recent sub-awards (September 2025, August 2025, and August 2025) flow through Global Engineering & Construction, LLC and involve commissioning work — lab renewal at Fort Johnson, Louisiana; chiller replacement at Luke Air Force Base; and fire suppression system repair and replacement. The vendor places work under two parent vehicles: the Army MEDCOM Design Build MATOC 2 (two task orders) and the Healthcare and Medical Research Laboratory Facility MATOC (one task order). The capability footprint clusters around building construction (three awards under NAICS 541330 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and engineering services (one award under PSC Support-Professional Engineering/Technical). With only four awards in fifteen years and no organic prime contract vehicles, Engineering Elements functions primarily as a specialized commissioning subcontractor to Global Engineering & Construction on Army and Defense Health Agency facility projects rather than as an independent federal contractor.