Massachusetts Electric Co

Massachusetts Electric Co, doing business as National Grid, is a foreign-owned, for-profit corporate entity registered to receive federal contract awards since September 18, 2001. The company primarily provides electrical services and maintenance to federal government facilities, with a focus on supporting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). As a major utility company, National Grid delivers electricity and natural gas to millions of customers across the northeastern United States, including Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island. Their federal contracting work aligns with their core business of providing reliable electrical infrastructure and services.

National Grid has consistently secured contracts with the IRS, particularly for its Andover, Massachusetts facility. These contracts range from large-scale electricity supply for interior operations to smaller projects for grounds and roads. Specific services include electrical maintenance, grounds and road services, and overall electricity supply for the IRS Andover Campus. Contract values vary widely, from as low as $690 for grounds and roads electrical services to as high as $767,207.68 for interior electricity supply. The company has received multiple firm-fixed-price definitive contracts and purchase orders, typically spanning one to two years in duration. All identified contracts were awarded directly to National Grid as the prime contractor, with no mention of subcontractors or set-aside designations. These contracts support the IRS's mission of administering and enforcing tax laws by ensuring reliable electrical services at one of the agency's key facilities.