IMPERIAL CONSTRUCTION & ELECTRIC INC.

IMPERIAL CONSTRUCTION & ELECTRIC INC. specializes in the design, construction, and renovation of mission-critical commercial and institutional facilities for federal agencies, with deep expertise in complex renovation projects involving structural modifications, mechanical systems integration, and full-scope electrical and life safety upgrades. Their work includes the demolition and rebuild of interior spaces, installation of HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, telecommunications, and access control systems, as well as targeted electrical infrastructure upgrades—such as outlet reconfigurations and system expansions—to support sensitive medical and operational environments. The contractor demonstrates consistent proficiency in delivering high-integrity construction within active federal facilities, including VA medical centers and DoD installations, where operational continuity and strict compliance with building codes are paramount. The company maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering renovations to clinical and support spaces including MRI suites, angiography units, primary care clinics, and corridor systems. They also execute critical maintenance and modernization projects for the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security, focusing on facility resilience, security system integration, and infrastructure upgrades in high-traffic or mission-sensitive environments. Operating under NAICS 236220, IMPERIAL CONSTRUCTION & ELECTRIC INC. focuses exclusively on commercial and institutional building construction, positioning itself as a niche provider for government-owned healthcare, defense, and security infrastructure. Their work emphasizes retrofitting aging facilities with modern systems while maintaining compliance with federal construction standards and operational constraints. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Springfield, New Jersey, the firm serves federal clients primarily along the Northeast corridor. While currently holding no formal government certifications, its consistent performance on complex, multi-trade federal projects underscores its reliability and technical execution capability within the federal construction market.