CT ELECTRIC LLC

CT ELECTRIC LLC specializes in electrical and heating system installation for federal infrastructure projects, with demonstrated experience in mission-critical facility upgrades. Their technical expertise centers on commercial building electrical systems, HVAC integration, and code-compliant utility installations, particularly in government-owned structures. The contractor delivers turnkey solutions that align with NFPA 70 (NEC) and ASHRAE standards, ensuring safe, efficient, and code-adherent performance in sensitive environments. Their specialization in fire building electrical systems suggests a focus on life safety systems, including emergency lighting, fire alarm circuitry, and dedicated power feeds for critical equipment—areas requiring precision, strict documentation, and coordination with fire marshals and building inspectors. The contractor has performed work for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service through its Csa Intermountain 8 contract vehicle, indicating experience serving federal land management agencies in remote or rural settings. This relationship suggests familiarity with USDA-FS procurement protocols, environmental compliance requirements, and the logistical challenges of working in federally managed wilderness or forest service facilities. Their engagement reflects a niche positioning in supporting public land infrastructure rather than large-scale urban federal construction. The primary NAICS code 238210 classifies them as an electrical contractor, while their awarded project under 236220—building construction for commercial and institutional use—confirms their role in integrated facility upgrades. They operate as a small, locally based entity in Price, Utah, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence supports regional federal and tribal infrastructure needs in the Intermountain West, positioning them as a reliable regional provider for specialized electrical and heating work in government facilities, particularly where coordination with federal land management entities is required.