Integrated Construction Enterprises Inc.

Integrated Construction Enterprises Inc., a minority-owned, Subchapter S Corporation and Subcontinent Asian American-owned small business headquartered in Belleville, New Jersey, operates as a prime contractor delivering general construction, design-build services, and facility renovation work to federal civilian agencies, primarily under the GSA Public Buildings Service Region 2 IDIQ and full-and-open procurement. The vendor competes under Total Small Business set-asides on approximately 40% of task orders; the remainder compete without set-aside restriction.

ICE's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction, renovation, and envelope repair for federal facilities across the Northeastern United States. Concrete representative work includes a $15.3 million Customs and Border Protection delivery order for vault security installation, office renovation, and mechanical refurbishment at JFK Airport (Queens, NY); a $7.4 million Smithsonian Institution envelope repair and restoration project on the Miller-Fox House in New York; a $3.4 million General Services Administration delivery order for fire alarm replacement and monitoring system relocation at the Charles L. Brieant Federal Courthouse in White Plains, NY; a $2.99 million National Labor Relations Board office consolidation and electrical upgrade project in Newark, NJ; and a $2.75 million Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement general construction project at the ICE facility on 201 Varick Street in New York. Scope spans HVAC renovation, electrical systems work, security infrastructure, lobby and restroom renovation, terrazzo and sidewalk repair, and design-build modernization across occupied federal buildings.

Customer concentration is extreme: GSA Public Buildings Service Region 2 commands 102 of 335 total awards (30% of the award count) and $747.5 million of the $1.09 billion combined potential value (69%). The Department of the Army accounts for 78 awards (23% of volume) but ranks below GSA in dollar concentration; the Department of Veterans Affairs (24 awards), Smithsonian Institution (9 awards, $28 million), and Customs and Border Protection (4 awards, $17.3 million) round out the active customer set. The disparity between award count and potential-value rankings reflects a handful of large Smithsonian and CBP projects anchoring significant dollars against high-volume GSA task-order activity of smaller individual values.

ICE's primary vehicle is the PBS R2 General Construction and Design-Build Construction Services IDIQ, which carries 26 task orders and $83 million in combined potential value. Three additional Army IDIQs carry material task-order volume: GS02P14PCD0013 (48 task orders, $43.8 million combined potential value), DABJ4503D0003 (46 task orders), and GS02P07PVD0011 (43 task orders, $24.6 million combined potential value). Activity has trended downward since 2022–2023 (6 and 4 awards respectively), with 12 awards across 2024–2026 combined. Seven awards with combined potential value of $42.1 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, signaling recompete exposure.

SCI-reported federal service contract invoicing reached $88.4 million across FY2022–FY2024, with peak activity in FY2023 ($50.5 million across 9.9 FTEs). FY2024 invoicing fell to $13 million across 6.8 FTEs, reflecting the declining award trajectory. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates ran approximately $1,512.50/hr, with senior labor and specialized trades pricing through $12,829/hr and lower-tier administrative labor at $309.53/hr. ICE subcontracts approximately 23% of contractor hours on federal service contracts captured in SCI, engaging 37 named subcontractors over the reporting period; this moderate sub-engagement signals a mixed delivery model that leans toward direct staffing but maintains subcontractor flexibility for specialized scopes such as envelope work and security systems.

ICE operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of awards), holding no sub positions in the source data. The vendor's federal footprint spans 42 distinct customer agencies with registered SAM status since 2002.

Design/Build General Construction, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Upgrades, Historic Restoration, Roofing, Masonry Work, Structural Rehab, Carpentry, Painting, Interior Renovations and Underpinning