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Constellation Newenergy, Inc. Federal Contracts

Constellation Newenergy, Inc. of Baltimore, Maryland won $60.3 million in federal contracts from Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, mostly from the Department of Veterans Affairs, for electric power distribution and fossil fuel electric power generation.

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$60.3Min 12 months
10agencies paid it
6open bids in its trades
Unique Entity ID (UEI)QAT9V8BJQ4N9
LocationBaltimore, Maryland
Parent companyConstellation Newenergy, Inc.
Business typesOther than small business

Agencies that paid Constellation Newenergy, Inc.

Constellation Newenergy, Inc.: federal contract obligations by agency, last 12 months, in $ millionsDepartment of Veterans Affairs33.3Social Security Administration11.8Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons9.1Department of the Army1.9Maritime Administration1.6Public Buildings Service1.0United States Mint0.7Railroad Retirement Board0.6
Constellation Newenergy, Inc.: federal contract obligations by agency, last 12 months, in $ millions

What Constellation Newenergy, Inc. sells to the government

Constellation Newenergy, Inc.'s largest contracts with recent activity

  1. $9.3 million, Social Security Administration, from Jun 28, 2025: Delivery order to generate and transmit electricity to be used to power the social security administration (ssa) headquarters buildings, perimeter east building (peb) in baltimore md, and national… (28321325FDX030120)
  2. $8.7 million, Social Security Administration, from Jun 12, 2026: Purchase electricity from electric commodity-constellation newenergy for the ssa main complex can-4009862 (rmb, east/west low rise, east/west high rise, annex, childcare, ground's shop, and supply… (28321326FDX030109)
  3. $5.2 million, Department of Veterans Affairs, from Oct 1, 2026: Hines vamc electricity funding action (36C25227F0012)
  4. $4.9 million, Department of Veterans Affairs, from Oct 1, 2025: Utilities for hines va electricity (36C25226F0010)
  5. $4.7 million, Department of Veterans Affairs, from Oct 1, 2023: Utilities (36C25624F0056)
  6. $4.3 million, Department of Veterans Affairs, from Oct 1, 2025: Electric utility (36C24426F0018)

Amounts are each contract's total value; the contracts had spending in the last 12 months.

Open bids in Constellation Newenergy, Inc.'s trades

6 open federal notices today are in the trades Constellation Newenergy, Inc. sells most. The newest:

6973GH-26-R-00177 - MINIATURE UPS KITS – SIRFederal Aviation Administration
Due Nov 4, 2026, 4:00 PM (UTC-6)SolicitationOklahoma City, OKPosted 2026-10-16
36-Month Electrical Distribution TestingDepartment of Veterans Affairs
Due Oct 19, 2026, 10:00 AM (UTC-4)SolicitationService-disabled veteran-ownedGAPosted 2026-10-08
Electric Utility Services, Andover, MAInternal Revenue Service
JustificationAndover, MAPosted 2026-10-08
Naval Station Rota Electricity ServiceDepartment of the Navy
Due Oct 28, 2026, 11:00 AM (UTC+1)Sources SoughtPosted 2026-10-08
36-Month Electrical Distribution TestingDepartment of Veterans Affairs
Due Oct 19, 2026, 10:00 AM (UTC-4)PresolicitationService-disabled veteran-ownedDecatur, GAPosted 2026-10-05
Humphreys Engineer Center Privatization of Electric SystemDefense Logistics Agency
JustificationFort Belvoir, VAPosted 2026-09-18

Award figures: contract obligations reported to USAspending.gov, read Oct 18, 2026.

Questions about Constellation Newenergy, Inc.

How much does Constellation Newenergy, Inc. get in federal contracts?

$60.3 million in contract obligations from Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, the most from the Department of Veterans Affairs ($33.3 million).

Which agencies does Constellation Newenergy, Inc. work for?

Department of Veterans Affairs ($33.3 million), Social Security Administration ($11.8 million), Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons ($9.1 million) and Department of the Army ($1.9 million).

What does Constellation Newenergy, Inc. sell to the federal government?

electric power distribution, fossil fuel electric power generation and electric bulk power transmission and control.