Worldwide Electrical Power

The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations awarded the Worldwide Electrical Power Master IDIQ to provide electrical construction, engineering, and associated discipline services to overseas posts with a shared ceiling of $100 million and ordering authority through May 31, 2029.

The vehicle was established June 1, 2024, with nearly three years of ordering authority remaining. Twenty task orders have been awarded since August 2025, with $6.5 million in combined potential value fully obligated. Ordering momentum has moderated from twelve orders in 2025 to eight through mid-2026; the most recent award on June 18, 2026, was a pre-award site visit for $7,039.

Work spans electrical equipment replacement, generator installation and assessment, spare parts procurement, site surveys and stipends, arc flash studies, and logistics supporting State Department facility operations worldwide. Recent named projects include Brazzaville generator replacement ($2.4 million), Hong Kong electrical equipment replacement ($1.8 million), Cairo electrical materials and Bangui replacement generator ($609 thousand), and Majuro micro-grid assessment ($63.6 thousand). Task orders carry firm fixed-price pricing with completion dates extending into 2028.

Five prime contractors hold awards under the vehicle. OEG Inc. leads by potential value with four orders totaling $2.4 million, followed by EXP Federal Inc. with two orders worth $1.8 million and Nve, Inc. with six orders valued at $1.6 million. Marathon Electrical Contractors holds five orders for $678 thousand, with AED Stratecon LLC holding three orders for $12 thousand. All ordering is concentrated with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, with no set-asides applied across any awarded task orders.

The vehicle remains lightly obligated against its $100 million ceiling; task-order values range from five hundred dollars (briefing stipends) to $2.4 million (major equipment projects), with typical durations from under one month to over one year. The modest obligated value and substantial remaining ceiling suggest the vehicle is positioned for additional orders through its May 2029 expiration.

Provide Electrical Construction, Electrical Engineering, and other associated discipline services to Posts around the World in support of the Overseas Buildings Operations at the Department of State. Services include survey and design, construction, preventative maintenance, repair, logistics and procurement.