Integrated Construction Enterprises Inc.

Integrated Construction Enterprises Inc., a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Belleville, New Jersey, operates as a federal prime contractor delivering general construction, design-build services, and facility renovation work to civilian federal agencies, predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. The vendor competes exclusively as a prime (100% of 338 awards) and does not appear in subcontractor roles across the federal award footprint.

ICE's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction, envelope repair, HVAC systems, electrical and security infrastructure upgrades, and specialized renovation work for federal facilities. Representative work includes a $7.4 million Total Small Business delivery order from the Smithsonian Institution for Miller-Fox House envelope repair in New York (awarded August 2022, ultimate completion September 2026); a $17.6 million Total Small Business delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for vault installation, office renovation, and mechanical refurbishment at JFK Airport (awarded August 2024, ultimate completion January 2027); and a $3.39 million Total Small Business delivery order from GSA Public Buildings Service for fire alarm replacement and monitoring system relocation at the Charles L. Brieant Federal Courthouse in White Plains, New York (awarded September 2025, ultimate completion February 2027).

Customer concentration is extreme and vehicle-driven. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 2 anchors the footprint: 101 awards worth $725.4 million combined potential value (approximately 66% of all awards and 66% of combined potential value). The top five customers by potential value (GSA PBS R2, Smithsonian Institution, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Customs and Border Protection, and Social Security Administration) account for 74% of combined potential value across 222 awards. The Department of the Army places 78 awards but ranks lower in dollar value, signaling smaller per-order magnitude. ICE serves 42 distinct federal agencies in total. The vendor holds a multi-year seat on the $500 million PBS R2 General Construction and Design-Build Construction Services IDIQ, which has generated 28 task orders worth $87.8 million combined potential value. Other active parent vehicles include Indefinite Delivery Contracts GS02P14PCD0013 (48 task orders, $43.8 million), DABJ4503D0003 (46 task orders), and GS02P07PVD0011 (43 task orders, $24.6 million).

Recent activity runs flat across 2022–2026 (6, 4, 4, 5, and 6 awards per year respectively), with no material growth trajectory. Nine awards worth $46.6 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The award footprint spans 328 years of contract history dating to 1996, indicating long-standing federal presence; recent year-over-year volume suggests mature, stable customer relationships rather than expansion.

Service Contract Inventory data captures $88.6 million in invoiced revenue on reportable federal service contracts across FY2022–FY2025. SCI-reported invoicing peaked in FY2023 at $50.5 million (9.9 FTEs), declined to $13 million in FY2024 (6.8 FTEs), and dropped to $227 thousand in FY2025 (0.0 FTEs reported), reflecting SCI's partial view of the vendor's work — SCI excludes goods, products, and micro-purchases, which dominate ICE's construction-services footprint. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service contracts span a wide range: median around $1,512.50 per hour, with junior labor at the 10th percentile near $310 per hour and specialized labor at the 90th percentile exceeding $12,800 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed 18% of total contractor hours on average, with 37 named subs across the sample — ICE maintains a primarily self-performing posture with selective subcontracting. No subcontractor records appear in SCI, confirming ICE's role as a pure prime with no captive sub relationships in the reportable dataset.

Top NAICS coding reflects construction specialization: 180 awards under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, 19 under Residential Remodelers, 14 under Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors. Top PSC codes show office-building focus: 102 awards for Repair Or Alteration Of Office Buildings, 15 for general construction of miscellaneous buildings, 9 for museum and exhibition-building construction. Geographically, the majority of recent work concentrates across the Northeastern United States, particularly New York and New Jersey, reflecting the PBS R2 regional concentration.

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