WASHINGTON DC VI FGF, LLC

Washington DC VI FGF, LLC specializes in the leasing of nonresidential commercial space and the provision of electric power distribution services to federal and local government facilities. The contractor delivers critical infrastructure support by managing physical property access for government operations and ensuring reliable electricity supply to mission-critical locations, including metering, monitoring, and utility coordination for leased facilities. Their technical expertise lies in facility utility integration, electrical service compliance, and property management for federal tenancies, with demonstrated experience in maintaining operational continuity for government sites through precise meter reading and power distribution logistics. Their capability is distinguished by direct, site-specific utility management rather than broad-scale energy generation or real estate development. The contractor has established a consistent working relationship with the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, providing essential infrastructure services including electricity supply and metering for its Washington, D.C. facilities. This recurring engagement suggests a trusted, long-term partnership focused on sustaining operational readiness for probation, parole, and court support functions through reliable utility services and physical space management. The primary NAICS codes reflect a niche focus on nonresidential property leasing and electric power distribution—two distinct but complementary functions that support the physical and utility infrastructure needs of government tenants. The contractor operates at the intersection of real estate and utilities, positioning itself as a specialized provider for agencies requiring turnkey facility support without engaging in construction or energy generation. Washington DC VI FGF, LLC is structured as a ZZ entity with no government certifications on record. Based on its contract activity, it maintains a targeted presence in the federal government market, primarily serving agencies in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area through direct facility and utility management. Its operational footprint is centered on delivering precise, location-specific services rather than broad-scale infrastructure contracts.