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ENFRA LLC is a U.S.-based energy infrastructure and Energy-as-a-Service company that provides integrated engineering, construction, maintenance, asset management, and energy solutions for mission-critical facilities. The company operates as a national provider in the energy...

Energy Construction Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Open roles 51

Founded 1919

Type Private

Team size 1,001–5,000

Headquarters Rayville

Website enfrasolutions.com

Legal name Bernhard, LLC

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51 open roles

Data Center - Quality Control Spec. I Rayville · Rayville Salary TBC 58 days ago

About ENFRA LLC

Products & services

Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) Platform A platform providing integrated energy infrastructure solutions including design, operation, and maintenance under long-term agreements.
Disaster Response Services Services providing emergency energy infrastructure support and recovery during natural disasters and crises.
Energy Asset Concession Agreements Long-term agreements to use, maintain, and upgrade client energy infrastructure with upfront improvements and ongoing management.
Energy Audits and C-PACE Financing Support Energy audits and consulting services to support Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing for energy efficiency projects.
Climate Resilience and Decarbonization Planning Consulting services to help healthcare and large campus facilities develop climate resilience and greenhouse gas reduction plans.

Leadership

Ed Tinsley CEO
Rob Guthrie Chief Executive Officer
Philip Catanzaro Chief Operating Officer
Adrian Bond Software Developer
William Bernhard Founder

Seniority mix

Entry & junior 4%
Mid-level 6%
Senior 73%
Lead & principal 0%
Manager & above 16%

Based on 49 open roles

Where they hire

Indiantown, MI 12%
Charlotte, NC 10%
Newark, NJ 10%
Albany, NY 8%
Nashville, TN 8%

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