PCCIE MAC III

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command awarded PCCIE MAC III, a master IDIQ with a shared ceiling of $875 million, on May 17, 2021, with ordering authority extending to May 16, 2031. The vehicle procures commercially available, on-line, double-conversion uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and associated equipment for power conditioning and continuation at undetermined sites worldwide.

Ordering remains active and robust. The vehicle has generated 797 task orders since award, with annual volume accelerating from 101 orders in 2022 to a peak of 238 in 2024 before moderating to 213 in 2025 and 61 year-to-date through April 2026. The most recent task order was awarded April 27, 2026.

Combined task-order potential value stands at $88.9 million, of which $88.3 million (99 percent) has already been obligated—indicating the vehicle is heavily utilized relative to its stated potential. However, the shared ceiling of $875 million affords substantial headroom for additional orders. Task orders examined range from $5,000 engineering assessments to high-value acquisitions exceeding $750,000, with typical orders falling in the $5,000 to $400,000 band. Recent large awards include a $789,999 order for Offutt AFB engineering services (February 2026), a $753,218.76 order for Pituffik, Greenland (January 2026), and a $650,000 order for Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (December 2025).

Four prime contractors hold all awards. Eaton Corporation dominates by potential value with $31.2 million across 233 orders, followed by Allcom Global Services, Inc. ($21.1 million, 126 orders), Computer Sites Inc. ($19.2 million, 212 orders), and M.c. Cleansvendornametrait.phpdean, Inc. ($17.5 million, 226 orders). Competition is concentrated but not monopolistic; the top firm captures 35 percent of combined potential value.

The customer base is heavily Air Force–centric. Department of the Air Force Materiel Command places 586 orders (74 percent of total) valued at $58.7 million, dominating the portfolio. Air Force Space Command and subordinate commands account for an additional 79 orders. The remaining 13 percent of orders distribute across 29 federal customer agencies, indicating limited diversification beyond AFMC.

All 797 task orders carry no set-aside designation. Performance spans CONUS, OCONUS, and overseas locations including Germany, Japan, Guam, and Greenland, reflecting the worldwide scope advertised. Dominant geographic concentrations include Florida bases (Eglin, Hurlburt, Cape Canaveral), Utah (Hill, Beale), Texas (Randolph, Lackland, Laughlin), and Ohio (Wright-Patterson). Task-order duration is typically 12 months or less; completion dates cluster within 12–13 months of award.

Provides commercially available, on-line, double conversion, single or three-phase Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) and all associated equipment to provide power conditioning and continuation at an undetermined number of sites located throughout the world. The objective of this effort is to provide commercially available, on-line, double conversion, single or three-phase UPS and all associated equipment to provide power conditioning and continuation at an undetermined number of sites located throughout the world.