Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Inc.

Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Inc. is a not-for-profit electric utility company headquartered in Hernandez, New Mexico, that serves as a specialized provider of electrical infrastructure and utility services to federal agencies throughout the southwestern United States. The cooperative has established itself as a reliable partner to multiple federal agencies, demonstrating sustained expertise in delivering essential electrical services to support critical government operations across diverse facility types and mission sets. With its foundation in utility service delivery and deep operational experience in the region, Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative maintains a strong competitive position in the federal contracting marketplace without reliance on small business or socioeconomic set-asides.

The cooperative's federal contract portfolio demonstrates consistent engagement across multiple agencies and facility types. Prime contract awards have been issued by the Bureau of Indian Education, Indian Health Service, Bureau of Reclamation, and the National Nuclear Security Administration, with contract values ranging from approximately $5,000 to nearly $1 million per delivery order. Specific services provided include electrical utility services and power supply to healthcare facilities such as the Dineh Zhoo Community Health Center and Pueblo Pintado Clinic, electrical infrastructure support to Bureau of Indian Education schools including Jemez and T'Siya Day Schools and the Schools for Indian Deaf and Hard of Hearing, power line extensions and electrical system improvements for Bureau of Reclamation water infrastructure projects including the Chinle Laundry and Wastewater Treatment Plant, and electrical service installations and maintenance across various federal properties in San Ysidro, Espanola, Bloomfield, and other New Mexico locations. Contract types include both delivery orders and purchase orders, with firm fixed-price structures consistently applied. The cooperative has also served in a subcontractor capacity on Department of Energy work, including a subcontract under Triad National Security, LLC. The cumulative value of prime contract awards since 2019 exceeds $3 million, reflecting sustained federal customer confidence.

Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative holds a $50 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service, awarded on December 9, 2024, and extending through December 8, 2034. This areawide contract provides a framework for delivering electric services, electric management services, and services provided under appropriate regulatory authority to various federal agencies. The IDC operates as a single-award contract without small business set-asides and serves as the parent vehicle under which numerous recent delivery orders have been issued to support specific facility electrical needs. Multiple agencies have leveraged this IDC to issue task orders, with the Bureau of Indian Education and Indian Health Service representing the primary consumers of services under this vehicle. The contract's ten-year duration and substantial ceiling value position Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative as a strategic partner for federal electrical utility requirements across the region, enabling flexible and responsive service delivery to support healthcare operations, educational institutions, water infrastructure projects, and other critical government facilities.