JCC Energy Solutions LLC

JCC Energy Solutions LLC is a sub-recipient on federal energy grants, with seven recent awards routed through the Ohio Department of Development as prime recipient on U.S. Department of Energy programs, and earlier grant activity dating back to 2006. The vendor operates predominantly as a sub-recipient (37% of recent awards) and sub-contractor (63% prime) across a portfolio spanning engineering services, scientific consulting, and energy-sector analysis work.

JCC Energy Solutions structures as "Other" entity type and has not received prime federal contracts or IDV seats. Instead, the vendor's federal footprint consists entirely of grant sub-awards from state energy programs. Recent work includes seven sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Development under the Annual State Energy Program and the State Energy Plan, all dated July and October 2023. The vendor's top NAICS categories reflect energy-sector specialization: Engineering Services (9 awards) and Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (3 awards), with work coded predominantly under PSC Support—Professional: Other (10 awards) and Special Studies/Analysis—Energy (2 awards).

Customer agency concentration is limited. The Department of Energy and its Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy account for nine awards across the visible portfolio, though these figure cover only 47% of total awards by count and 11% of combined potential value. The discrepancy reflects a historical footprint from 2006–2009 (12 awards in that period) with higher-value work, and more recent but lower-value activity from 2023 onward. Combined potential value across all 19 awards stands at $122 thousand, but obligated dollars reach $947 thousand (774% of potential value), indicating that work completed has exceeded initial budget estimates or award amounts.

The vendor's most recent award activity ended in October 2023 — over two years ago as of mid-2026. No current task orders, delivery orders, or active sub-awards appear in the source. The absence of prime contract vehicles, IDIQs, or GWAC seats means JCC Energy Solutions cannot directly bid federal vehicles; all federal work flows through state intermediaries or prime contractors. The vendor's narrow energy-program focus and lack of recent awards suggest either dormant federal activity or a business model centered on state and private-sector work outside the federal procurement footprint.