Farmers Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Farmers Electric Cooperative, Inc., doing business as F E C Electric, is a tax-exempt cooperative entity based in Greenville, Texas, that supplies electrical utility services to federal facilities as a prime contractor on purchase orders and as a sub-recipient on federal disaster-assistance grants. The vendor operates without small-business set-asides across its federal footprint and competes in full-and-open procurements. Work centers on electric power distribution and utility operations under NAICS codes for fossil fuel electric power generation and electric power distribution, with PSC categorization as Utilities–Electric across five of nine tracked awards.

The vendor's federal work splits between two distinct mission streams. As a prime contractor, Farmers Electric holds two purchase orders from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for electrical utility services at federal water-resource projects: a June 2026 award for Lavon Lake electrical utility services in Wylie, Texas (ceiling $40,898.72, running through May 2036 under firm fixed-price terms) and a September 2022 award for electric utilities at the Piney Woods Electric Utilities–Jim Chapman–Cooper project in Texarkana, Texas (ceiling $42,000.00, through September 2032). As a sub-recipient on federal grant work, Farmers Electric participates in disaster-assistance and infrastructure grants administered by the Texas Division of Emergency Management, receiving subawards for power-line and pole restoration, equipment, and administrative costs across awards dated January 2024, January 2026, and February 2026.

Customer concentration reflects a three-agency federal footprint: the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards program accounts for four awards (89% coverage by count), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers for three awards valued at $83 thousand in combined potential value, and the Department of the Army for one award. The divergence in ranking signals that FEMA-managed grants dominate by award count, while Corps of Engineers purchase orders represent the dollar baseline in potential value. Farmers Electric holds one seat on Indefinite Delivery Contract DACW6387C0088 (Corps of Engineers), which generated one task order. Recent activity shows sporadic but sustained presence: one award in 2022, two in 2024, and three in 2026. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $83 thousand, but combined dollars obligated total $1.3 million, indicating that actual invoiced revenue far exceeds the ceiling values on these long-duration utility-service contracts. No recompete cliff or vehicle concentration presents material risk within the next twenty-four months; the vendor's two largest prime contracts (Lavon Lake and Piney Woods) extend ten years into their incumbency periods.