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MISSION CRITICAL ENTERPRISE LLC

UEI: LS6HKJHMH7F5CAGE: 1AQW0

MISSION CRITICAL ENTERPRISE LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI LS6HKJHMH7F5 and CAGE code 1AQW0. It has been awarded $266,300 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Glass and Glazing Contractors. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

LS6HKJHMH7F5

CAGE Code

1AQW0

Entity Structure

Sole Proprietorship

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

236220Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
237130Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction
238150Glass and Glazing Contractors
238210Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors(Primary)
238220Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
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Mission Critical Enterprise LLC provides specialized facility maintenance and glazing services, with technical expertise in the procurement and installation of impact glass panels. Their capabilities include the removal of damaged glass and the installation of new impact-resistant glazing to ensure ...

Mission Critical Enterprise LLC provides specialized facility maintenance and glazing services, with technical expertise in the procurement and installation of impact glass panels. Their capabilities include the removal of damaged glass and the installation of new impact-resistant glazing to ensure facility security and structural integrity. The company has experience supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically providing facility improvement services for the Lee County Health Clinic. Their work falls under NAICS 238210 and 238150, focusing on specialty trade contracting and general building construction. Based in Land O Lakes, Florida, Mission Critical Enterprise LLC is structured as a 2J entity.

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NAICS: 238150
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CBP5501 Bldg. 181 Door Replacement Services
Solicitation # CBP5501
Management & Training Corporation (MTC) is soliciting bids for a fixed-price, single lump sum subcontract to replace two commercial storefront door assemblies at the San Diego Job Corps Center in Imperial Beach, California. The project focuses on the north entrances of Building 181 to improve security, accessibility, and weather resistance. According to Addendum 1, the contractor will retain existing full-height storefront framing and upper glazing, focusing instead on the doors, headers, thresholds, and hardware, while repairing any minor defects in the retained aluminum framing. The work must be completed within 30 consecutive business days following the receipt of all parts or a written Notice to Proceed. Bids are evaluated based on overall best value and must include a detailed cost breakout, proof of insurance, and three references. A physical site visit is mandatory prior to submission. For bids equal to or greater than $25,000, a bid bond of 20% is required, and the awarded contractor must provide performance and payment bonds from a surety with at least an A- rating. The project is subject to the Davis-Bacon Act, requiring weekly certified payroll reports and compliance with prevailing wage rates. Additionally, all work must adhere to ADA and California accessibility standards, including the installation of 10-inch ADA bottom rails. Contractors must provide a minimum one-year workmanship warranty and submit two sets of operation and maintenance manuals upon completion. Required onboarding documentation includes a UEI number, IRS Form W-9, and supplier self-certification regarding small business status under FAR 52.219-8. Insurance requirements include general liability of at least $1,000,000 and worker's compensation with employer's liability limits of $500,000. Final payment is contingent upon the submission of a Notice of Final Completion, a final certified payroll report, and certificates confirming the release of liens and payment of debts.
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NAICS: 238150
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Hillcrest Medical Center Renewal (HMCR) Hospital & CUP Wave 3 Subcontractor Bid Packages
Solicitation # 5551
The University of California, San Diego, through CM/Contractor DPR Construction, is soliciting bids for subcontractor packages for the Hillcrest Medical Center Renewal (HMCR) and Central Utility Plant (CUP) project in San Diego, California. The overall project scope involves the construction of a 700,000 to 850,000 square foot medical center featuring 300 licensed beds, a Level One Trauma Center, and surgical and imaging departments, as well as an approximately 20,000 square foot all-electric Central Utility Plant. The total estimated construction cost for the project ranges from 1.5 billion to 2 billion dollars, with specific Phase 2 subcontractor packages including unitized curtainwall estimated at 37 million dollars, structural steel at 65 million dollars, and elevators at 16 million dollars. The period of performance is scheduled from May 2026 through September 2028. This is a prevailing wage project with skilled and trained workforce requirements. All contractors and subcontractors must be registered with the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) at the time of the bid and utilize the electronic certified payroll reporting system. There is a strong commitment to increasing the participation of small business enterprises (SBEs) and disabled veteran business enterprises (DVBEs), and bidders may be required to provide evidence of equal employment opportunity policies. Technical proposals are due by November 20, 2026, while the bid form, bid bond, and schedule of values must be submitted via Building Connected by December 9, 2026. Work must adhere to CSI Divisions 084400, 051200, and 140000.
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NAICS: 238150
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CC-624-230-001 BCCC Exterior Window and Storefront Replacement at South Pavilion
Solicitation # BPM059062
Solicitation BPM059062, project number CC-624-230-001, is an Invitation for Bids issued by the Maryland Department of General Services for the exterior window and storefront replacement at the Baltimore City Community College South Pavilion. This firm fixed price construction project has a duration of 210 calendar days and is estimated to be valued between 1,000,000 and 2,500,000 dollars. The scope of work involves the installation of YKK systems across a 15,000 square foot building area, requiring strict adherence to AAMA 501.2 watertightness standards and ADA accessibility guidelines. Award will be based on the lowest total bid price, which includes the base bid, unit prices, allowances, and alternatives. The contract mandates several compliance and financial requirements, including a 10 percent Minority Business Enterprise goal and a 1 percent Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprise goal. Bidders must provide bid bonds for projects exceeding 200,000 dollars, and the successful contractor will be required to furnish performance and payment bonds. Additionally, the contractor must comply with Maryland prevailing wage laws, certify the use of American-manufactured goods, and remit a 1 percent electronic transaction fee on all approved invoices. Performance is monitored through a series of field tests at 5, 50, and 90 percent completion milestones, with final acceptance contingent upon a successful punch list and final cleaning.
Department Of General Services

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