DTE GAS COMPANY

DTE Gas Company provides natural gas distribution services to federal facilities, ensuring reliable, safe, and compliant utility infrastructure operations. Their core capability centers on the technical management of natural gas delivery systems, including pipeline integrity monitoring, metering and regulation, pressure control, and utility service coordination for government-owned properties. The company demonstrates specialized expertise in decommissioning and reconfiguring gas service lines to align with federal facility needs, as evidenced by their work to de-obligate funds for gas service at the Gerald R. Ford Museum—a task requiring precise regulatory alignment, utility asset documentation, and interagency coordination. Their operational model emphasizes adherence to state and federal utility safety codes, with a focus on minimizing service disruption during federal facility transitions or modifications. DTE Gas Company has delivered services to the National Archives and Records Administration, specifically supporting the operational continuity of federally managed historical sites through utility infrastructure adjustments. Their engagement with NARA reflects a pattern of responding to facility-specific utility requirements tied to preservation, safety, and compliance mandates, rather than broad-scale infrastructure development. The contractor’s primary industry focus is natural gas distribution, classified under NAICS 221210, which involves the delivery of piped natural gas to end users via distribution networks. In practice, this means managing low-pressure distribution systems, service line extensions, and utility shutdown/restart protocols for sensitive federal installations. The company occupies a niche position as a regional utility provider with direct experience in serving federal heritage and archival facilities. DTE Gas Company is structured as a 2L entity, indicating a small business classification under federal contracting rules. While no government certifications are listed, their operations are grounded in state-regulated utility standards and federal safety compliance frameworks. Based in Detroit, Michigan, they serve government clients within their licensed service territory, positioning them as a localized but technically precise provider for federal utility needs in the Great Lakes region.