Enterprise Engineering, Inc.

Enterprise Engineering, Inc., an Anchorage-headquartered engineering firm, provides petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) infrastructure architect-engineer services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on multiple indefinite delivery contracts and task orders, competing predominantly full-and-open across firm fixed-price delivery orders with no set-aside designations. The company operates as a for-profit corporate entity with a parent company also named Enterprise Engineering, Inc., based in Falmouth, Maine, and holds a named subsidiary, Enterprise-Brockenbrough Joint Venture LLC.

Enterprise Engineering's federal footprint centers on POL infrastructure design, inspection, integrity management planning, pipeline assessment and repair, and construction-phase engineering support across domestic and international military installations. Representative recent prime work includes a $9.1 million bulk JP-5 fuel storage delivery order at Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (completion December 2028) under the Fuel Design and Inspection Services Worldwide contract; a $4 million engineering inspection task order for three fuel infrastructure assets in Japan (awarded August 2025); a $3.3 million integrity management plan update covering pipeline systems at three Japanese naval facilities (awarded September 2024); and a $1.65 million delivery order for API 653 tank inspections at multiple continental U.S. locations (awarded September 2025) under the Worldwide Fuels Infrastructure Mission Architect-Engineer Services (AE23POL) contract.

Customer concentration is extreme and agency-aligned with the vendor's core capability. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 116 awards totaling $1.02 billion in combined potential value (75% of the portfolio), followed distantly by Naval Facilities Engineering Command with 78 awards and $149.8 million. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering Districts Alaska and Omaha together represent 64 awards and $150.1 million. These five customers account for 88% of awards and 98% of combined potential value. DLA Energy's dominance spans both massive single-award and multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicles; the Navy's NAVFAC concentration reflects the company's role supporting fuel infrastructure at naval shore facilities globally.

Enterprise Engineering holds three major standing IDIQs: the $98 million Fuel Design and Inspection Services Worldwide single-award contract (awarded November 2022 by ENDIST Omaha, ultimate completion November 2029) with a partial small business set-aside, from which 16 task orders totaling approximately $13.1 million have been issued; the $500 million Worldwide Fuels Infrastructure Mission Architect-Engineer Services (AE23POL) multiple-award contract (awarded April 2023 by DLA Energy, ultimate completion March 2028) supporting comprehensive DoD POL infrastructure work globally; and a $20 million multiple-award IDIQ for architect-engineering POL services in Alaska and potentially elsewhere (awarded February 2025 by ENDIST Alaska, ultimate completion February 2030). The top five parent vehicles by task-order count include two Navy contracts (IDCs N6258310D0410 with 53 task orders totaling $30.3 million, and N3943020D2243 with 41 task orders totaling $73.6 million), the NAVFAC Petroleum Oil Lubricants A-E 2015-2020 vehicle (28 task orders, $24.8 million), and two Army Corps vehicles (W911KB15D0001 with 27 task orders totaling $6.7 million).

Activity has grown materially over the past five years: from 18 awards in 2022 to 34 in 2025, with 6 awards recorded in the first three months of 2026. The portfolio carries a near-term recompete exposure of $47.5 million across 23 awards completing within the next twenty-four months. Work is performed worldwide—CONUS, OCONUS, and hostile areas—with administrative oversight in Anchorage, Alaska. Geographic performance spans Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, South Korea, Guam, the Marshall Islands, Spain, Djibouti, Greece, the British Indian Ocean Territory, and multiple continental U.S. locations.

Enterprise Engineering operates primarily as a prime contractor (284 of 307 awards, or 93%) and secondarily subcontracts to larger primes. Recent named subcontract work includes engineering services as a sub to Jacobs Government Services Company and related Jacobs joint ventures on advanced planning, airfield design-bid-build, fuel lab design, and lead contamination analysis; engineering and design work under HDR Wtna JV on bulk storage tank construction and additive injection projects in Japan; and tank inspection and repair design services to WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure. The SCI dataset shows minimal reporting—only 0.1 FTEs recorded in FY2022 as a named subcontractor on a single service contract above the $150,000 threshold—indicating the bulk of the company's federal work is captured through contract awards rather than SCI-reportable service contracts.

The company's PSC and NAICS profile aligns tightly with its capability. Engineering Services (NAICS 541330) dominates with 239 awards; Architectural Services (541310) accounts for 56. Primary PSCs are Architect and Engineering–General: Other (98 awards), Architect and Engineering–Construction: Fuel Supply Facilities (70 awards), and Architect and Engineering–General: Landscaping, Interior Layout, and Designing (62 awards). This concentration reflects a narrowly focused federal contractor built around specialized expertise in military fuels infrastructure rather than broad A-E capability.

EEI provides multi-discipline engineering services for federal, state, municipal, and commercial clients worldwide. We specialize in the planning and design of bulk fuel storage and distribution systems as well as the integrity management of fuel systems.