Wisconsin Gas LLC

Wisconsin Gas LLC, doing business as We Energies, operates as a natural gas utility provider delivering firm fixed-price natural gas transportation and distribution services to federal facilities as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition, with no SBA set-aside posture. We Energies is a child entity of Wisconsin Electric, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and registered in the System for Award Management since 2001.

We Energies' federal footprint is narrowly concentrated on recurring monthly utility contracts. The Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons dominates its customer base, accounting for 39 of 151 total awards (83% of award count) with $2.1 million in combined potential value; the largest single customer is Federal Correctional Institution Oxford, which represents a consistent monthly billing relationship that began in October 2024 and continues through 2026. The Department of Veterans Affairs holds 34 awards (second by count but not materially represented in the top-customer potential-value ranking), and the Department of the Army holds 27 awards. The vendor's recent activity has accelerated from two awards per year in 2019–2020 to twelve awards in 2025 and ten through October 2026, driven almost entirely by monthly purchase-order cycles at FCI Oxford; individual monthly orders to FCI Oxford range from approximately $5,700 to $22,100.

We Energies places work under four Army and GSA indefinite delivery contracts — DAKF6188C0028 (20 task orders), GS00P90BSD0026 (16 task orders), GS00P90BSD0010 (10 task orders), and DAKF6193C0027 (5 task orders) — but the bulk of billable activity flows through direct monthly purchase orders issued by facility operations. Combined potential value across all 151 awards is $12.1 million, though obligated dollars (combined invoiced revenue across the entire portfolio) total $24.9 million, indicating that task-order ceilings systematically understate actual utility consumption and billing cycles reset monthly. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. NAICS concentration reflects pure utility operations: Natural Gas Distribution accounts for 58 of 151 awards, Fuel Dealers for 5, and Electric Power Distribution for 3. PSC codes are correspondingly narrow, with 145 awards coded to Utilities–Gas, three to Fuel Oils, and three to Utilities–Electric.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only one award (combined potential value $17 thousand) faces ultimate completion inside that window, reflecting the month-to-month renewal pattern characteristic of federal utility contracts. We Energies' competitive position rests on geographic proximity to customer facilities and reliable utility-infrastructure performance rather than technical differentiation; pursuit activity would center on facility operations contracts where natural gas is a required input, not discretionary capability.