Procurement-friendly small business
TruLee Electric is a locally owned Colorado small business that maintains active SAM.gov status and is positioned for general contractor teaming, municipal project work, and public-sector electrical opportunities. Our goal is simple: be the kind of responsive, accountable electrical partner that contracting officers and prime contractors actually want to work with.
TruLee Electric is not a government agency. The information on this page reflects our registration status and trade qualifications — not government endorsement.
Capability areas
• Electrical Repairs & Troubleshooting
• Panel & Power Upgrades
• Commercial Lighting (interior, exterior, parking-lot)
• Facility Electrical Support
• EV Charger & Modern Electrical Upgrades
• Safety Inspections
• Tenant Improvements and Build-Outs
• Maintenance Support
Project scope and complexity will determine whether TruLee Electric is the right primary or teaming partner. We're straightforward about what we can lead vs. where we add value as a subcontractor.
How to request capability information
Capability details, insurance documentation, license information, and project information can be provided through the appropriate project communication channel. Call or text TruLee Electric at (719) 248-6429, or send your request through the contact form. We'll respond promptly with the information that fits your procurement process.
Signs you may need help
- Public-sector or municipal project with electrical scope
- Prime contractor seeking a small-business electrical teaming partner
- Need a SAM-registered electrical contractor
- Facility electrical upgrades for a public building
- Build-out or TI on a government-leased space
- Looking for a responsive, accountable electrical vendor
Why hiring a Licensed Master Electrician matters
Public-sector and government project work demands documentation, communication, and accountability. A Licensed Master Electrician leading the work means deeper code knowledge, clean permit handling, and a single accountable point of contact — which is exactly what contracting officers and prime contractors need from a small business partner.