U.S. Government contractor and subcontractor in Iraq
A SAM.gov and JCCS registered Iraqi company supporting U.S. Government prime contractors at diplomatic and military sites in Iraq since 2017.
Enermax is an Iraqi company registered to work on U.S. Government programs: SAM.gov UEI N8S3XN3ABJZ8, CAGE SQYT8 and JCCS 85710. We work as a subcontractor to the primes that deliver U.S. Department of State and Department of Defense programs in Iraq.
Today we hold four subcontracts with a U.S. Government prime contractor at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, covering sludge and FOG removal, bulk trash, debris removal and chemical latrine cleaning. Since 2017 we have also supported procurement and logistics at BDSC, the Embassy and Union III, and have worked for KBRwyle at Al Asad Airbase and SallyPort Global at Balad Air Base.
Primes choose us because we pass flow-down requirements and document everything: representations and certifications, CTIP (FAR 52.222-50), no prohibited telecom equipment, records retention, vetting and badging for people and vehicles, and a written HSE programme with incident reporting within 24 hours.
How we support U.S. Government primes in Iraq
Registered and ready
SAM.gov UEI N8S3XN3ABJZ8, CAGE SQYT8, JCCS 85710, with NAICS codes for facilities support, waste, construction and supply.
Flow-down compliance
Reps and certs, CTIP (FAR 52.222-50), no prohibited telecom equipment and records retention.
Vetting and badging
Candidate vetting data, background checks and monthly access requests for people and vehicles.
Waste and sanitation
Sludge, FOG, bulk trash, debris removal and chemical latrine servicing at secure sites.
Base and life support
Housing, food services, power, water and wastewater for camps and bases.
Construction at secure sites
Civil works, demolition, road repair and water wells inside U.S. compounds.
U.S. Government program work in Iraq
| Project / scope | Client | Period | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waste management: sludge, wastewater and FOG (ongoing) | U.S. Government prime contractor | 2024 – | U.S. Baghdad Embassy Complex |
| Waste management: bulk trash and debris removal; chemical latrines (ongoing) | U.S. Government prime contractor | 2026 – | U.S. Baghdad Embassy Complex |
| General procurement and logistics (multiple awards, ongoing) | U.S. Government prime contractor | 2017 – | BDSC, BEC, Union III |
| Drilling of two deep water wells; maintenance of 7 wells | KBRwyle | 2017 – 2020 | Al Asad Airbase |
| Demolition of a reinforced concrete structure | U.S. Government prime contractor | 2019 – 2022 | BDSC |
How we work
- Scope and site surveyWe review your scope of work or RFQ, ask the right questions and visit the site where access allows.
- Clear, itemised quotationA firm price with every assumption written down, plus a mobilization schedule, staffing plan and HSE approach.
- MobilizeVetted crews, inspected equipment, permits and site access arranged, and every task covered by a written procedure.
- Deliver and reportDaily supervision, client sign-off, monthly KPI reporting and fast correction of any deficiency.
Frequently asked questions
Is Enermax registered in SAM.gov?
Yes. SAM.gov UEI N8S3XN3ABJZ8, CAGE SQYT8, and JCCS 85710.
Which U.S. sites in Iraq have you supported?
The U.S. Embassy Baghdad, BDSC and Union III for a U.S. Government prime contractor, Al Asad Airbase for KBRwyle and Balad Air Base for SallyPort Global.
Can you work for primes outside Iraq?
Yes. With support from our affiliated company in Amman and our supplier network we can mobilize for programs in other countries.
Tell us what your project needs
Send your scope of work or RFQ. We reply within one working day.