Circuit Breakers

The PSC 5925 category encompasses circuit breakers, which are critical electrical switching and protective devices used in power distribution systems across various industries and applications. These specialized electrical components are designed to interrupt electrical current in the event of an overload or short circuit, protecting electrical systems and equipment from potential damage. Circuit breakers are essential in power transmission, industrial manufacturing, military infrastructure, and commercial building electrical systems, serving as a fundamental safety and control mechanism in electrical networks.

Federal contract awards in the PSC 5925 category demonstrate a robust market for circuit breakers across multiple government agencies, particularly the Department of Defense and Department of the Navy. The awards typically range from approximately $2,000 to $250,000, with most contracts being firm fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses such as Jo-Kell Inc., Jolen Services, Marine Air Supply Co., Peerless Electronics, and Fromm Electric Supply. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime is the most prevalent awarding agency, with contracts often set aside for small businesses, including women-owned, minority-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Performance locations are predominantly within the United States, with many contracts involving delivery to military depots, naval facilities, and other government installations.

Recent federal contract opportunities for PSC 5925 circuit breakers reflect diverse requirements across government agencies, including the Department of the Navy, Coast Guard, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Bureau of Reclamation. These opportunities seek circuit breakers for various applications such as power plant infrastructure, naval vessel systems, and military facility upgrades. Solicitations typically request specific circuit breaker models from manufacturers like Eaton, Square D, and Tavrida Electric, with requirements ranging from single-unit replacements to multiple-unit system upgrades. Most opportunities are set aside for small businesses and involve technical specifications including voltage ratings, interrupting capacities, and compliance with military standards like MIL-STD-130. Delivery locations span various U.S. locations, including naval stations, power plants, and healthcare facilities, demonstrating the widespread need for specialized electrical switching equipment across government infrastructure.