Wisconsin Gas LLC

Wisconsin Gas LLC, doing business as We Energies, a subsidiary of Wisconsin Electric, supplies natural gas transportation and distribution services to federal facilities as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition, with no subcontract footprint. The vendor is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, competing exclusively in open procurements with no set-aside designations across its federal portfolio. We Energies operates across NAICS 493110 (Natural Gas Distribution) and PSC 4110 (Utilities—Gas), delivering monthly utility services to federal correctional facilities and military installations.

We Energies' federal customer base is concentrated heavily at a single facility. The Department of Justice's Federal Correctional Institution Oxford accounts for 38 awards and $2.1 million in combined potential value, representing the vendor's dominant customer and 83% of tracked award volume. The remaining portfolio fragments across the Department of Veterans Affairs (34 awards), the Department of the Army (27 awards), the broader Bureau of Prisons (24 awards), and smaller presences at Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region and GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5. This extreme concentration on FCI Oxford reflects a recurring monthly billing cycle for natural gas transportation—the vendor has held the contract since October 2024 and delivers firm fixed-price purchase orders typically valued between $5,700 and $22,100 per month, with recent awards in the $6,000–$20,000 range per order. Representative recent awards include a $12,000 natural gas transportation purchase order from FCI Oxford in August 2026, a $20,200 order in March 2026, and a $6,094 order in August 2025.

We Energies places task orders under four parent IDCs: Indefinite Delivery Contract DAKF6188C0028 (20 task orders), GS00P90BSD0026 (16 task orders), GS00P90BSD0010 (10 task orders), and DAKF6193C0027 (5 task orders). Activity has grown sharply year over year—two awards in 2020 to twelve in 2025 and nine through early September 2026—but the underlying recompete exposure is minimal: only three awards with combined potential value of $32 thousand complete in the next twenty-four months. The vendor's 150-award portfolio spanning back to 1989 shows cumulative obligated dollars of $24.9 million against $12.1 million combined potential value, indicating historical contract values and renewals that exceed listed ceiling figures. Within the natural gas distribution category alone, We Energies holds 57 awards; additional work spans fuel dealers and electric power distribution. As a subsidiary within the Wisconsin Electric corporate structure, We Energies operates in a commodity utility role with limited differentiation opportunity—the business model centers on reliable monthly service delivery to federal facilities in the vendor's regional service territory.