Santiago Roberto

Santiago Roberto, doing business as RS Electrical Service, is a sole proprietorship providing electrical infrastructure services, facility maintenance, and construction support to federal agencies as a prime contractor, operating under SBA 8(a) certification and minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned designations. Based in Leominster, Massachusetts, RS Electrical Service operates across 22 distinct federal customer agencies with a footprint anchored in electrical contracting (NAICS 541611) and building maintenance work (PSC codes for office building repair, snow removal, and facility upkeep).

The vendor's customer concentration clusters heavily around Northeast military and federal facility operators. The Department of the Army Reserve Command leads by award count (38 awards, $4.5 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (24 awards, $8.1 million), the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (18 awards, $3 million), and the Department of the Navy Installations Command (14 awards, $8.7 million). These four customers account for 69% of awards and anchor most work in Massachusetts and Connecticut locations—Groton, Danvers, Devens, Fort Devens, and Boston facilities dominate the order flow. The Navy leads by dollars, though the split between volume and value reveals tension: the Army Reserve Command places many smaller snow and ice removal task orders, while the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region and Navy combine fewer but larger-dollar infrastructure modernization awards.

RS Electrical Service holds a $4.5 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Navy Installations Command through November 2029 for electrical and general construction services at Groton, Connecticut, awarded under 8(a) Sole Source in November 2024. This vehicle anchors the largest delivery orders in the portfolio. Two Army Reserve IDCs (contract numbers W15QKN21D5015 and W15QKN20D5056) for snow and ice removal services across Massachusetts locations support recurring seasonal task orders—six and five task orders respectively with combined values under $500 thousand. A fourth IDC (N4008525D0005) with the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries four task orders valued at $928 thousand. Across these vehicles, task orders typically range from $5 thousand to $500 thousand, with occasional larger awards—a $2.1 million Substation 1 Relay project at Naval Submarine Base Newport in July 2023, a $704 thousand generator furnish and install, and a $674 thousand fire alarm annual service at Fort Devens.

Set-aside posture skews heavily to 8(a) Sole Source for definitive contracts and facility work, with Total Small Business set-asides applied to snow removal and seasonal maintenance delivery orders. No competitive 8(a) work appears in recent awards; the vendor's sole-source profile reflects established relationships with Army and Navy facility operators in the Northeast corridor. Award activity peaked at 18 awards in 2023, declined to 15 in 2024, and dropped to 6 in 2025 and 1 in 2026 year-to-date, signaling a contraction in order flow. Only two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months with a combined potential value of $978 thousand, indicating minimal recompete cliff exposure but also flat near-term pipeline visibility.

Capability work centers on electrical system repair and modernization (transformer and switchgear replacement, relay installation, breaker testing, power distribution), HVAC and boiler work, fire alarm systems, security infrastructure (duress buttons, intruder detection system repairs), facility maintenance (snow and ice removal, overhead door servicing, lighting upgrades), and structural repairs (paving, exterior signage, gutter heat trace). Representative examples include the $478 thousand B325 Transformer and Switchgear Replacement at Naval Submarine Base New London (September 2025, no set-aside), the $557 thousand preventative overhead door maintenance at Fort Devens running through September 2027 (8(a) Sole Source, September 2022), the $704 thousand 485 KW generator furnish and install (8(a) Sole Source, September 2023), and recurring snow and ice removal task orders at Army Reserve facilities in Danvers and Devens ranging from $31 thousand to $127 thousand (no set-aside, seasonal awards). The vendor operates as 100% prime, with no documented subcontract relationships in the federal award base.

Activity trajectory shows maturation with contraction risk. The vendor entered the federal space in 2006 and built a steady Northeast facility-services footprint, peaking at 18 awards in 2023 before declining through 2025. Combined potential value across all 143 awards sits at $32.3 million with $21.9 million obligated (68% burn rate), reflecting executed work on smaller seasonal and routine maintenance tasks against larger infrastructure modernization contracts. With only two awards concluding in the next twenty-four months, recompete exposure is minimal but upcoming vehicle recompetes—particularly the Army Reserve IDCs for snow removal and the Navy IDC for Groton electrical services—will anchor near-term pipeline strategy for the vendor.

RS Electrical Service is a full service General Contracting that has a strong emphasis in Electrical and communication wiring and infrastructure.Our company has had many years of experience in all types of construction and have been fortunate enough to work with the Army,Navy and VA to name a few.My company started as a full service Electrical company and because of our hard work and experience we have been fortunate to add General Construction activities to our capabilities.