ABM Electrical Power Solutions LLC

ABM Electrical Power Solutions LLC, doing business as Met Electrical Testing LLC, provides electrical testing, inspection, and repair services to federal agencies primarily as a subcontractor (95% prime, 5% sub in the award portfolio); the company operates as a subsidiary of Fortune 500 facility-solutions provider ABM Industries Inc. and competes in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designation.

ABM Electrical Power Solutions' concrete service portfolio centers on electrical panel repair, LIM panel inspection, electrical load studies, switchgear and transformer testing, three-phase equipment inspection, and field investigation support for infrastructure and facility upgrades. Representative prime work includes a $20,169 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 for electrical inspections of LIM panels (awarded September 2025, extending through September 2030) under a single-award IDC with a $100,847 ceiling, a $10,290 purchase order from the Air Force Sustainment Center for an electrical load study (August 2023), and a $4,456 urgent electrical panel repair purchase order from VISN 4 (July 2026). The company also holds a single-award IDC with VISN 4 on which it issued that multi-year LIM panel inspection delivery order.

Customer concentration reflects a Navy-dominant customer base. The Department of the Navy accounts for 74 awards across 205 total prime and sub awards in the portfolio, with the Department of the Army (18 awards), VISN 4 (12 awards, $1 million combined potential value), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (7 awards), and the Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing (4 awards, $39 thousand) rounding out the top five by award count. The top-customer-by-dollar ranking diverges sharply: the US Agency for Global Media Office of Technology Services and Innovation leads with three awards carrying $3.5 million in combined potential value, followed by VISN 4 ($1 million), suggesting that AGMOSI's awards are substantially larger on average than the Navy's high-volume, lower-dollar purchase orders. ABM Electrical Power Solutions places task orders under five named Navy and Army indefinite-delivery contracts: IDC N6247089D4822 (20 task orders), Basic Ordering Agreement DAAK7085D0016 (12 task orders), IDC N6247091D6670 (12 task orders), IDC N6247079C4275 (5 task orders), and IDC N6247088D6626 (5 task orders).

Activity has remained modest and flat. The portfolio shows two awards in 2022, four in 2023, four in 2024, two in 2025, and four in 2026 to date, with combined potential value of $5.6 million across all 205 awards — a figure offset by $9 million in obligated dollars, indicating substantial execution against smaller ceiling values. In its subcontractor role, ABM Electrical Power Solutions delivers electrical testing, inspection, and field investigation support to larger construction and facility-management primes including AECOM Technical Services (electrical services on a BL202 renovation design, March 2026), Balfour Beatty Construction (electrical testing on Ward Hall renovations at the Naval Academy, March 2026), Utility Works A Joint Venture (field investigation on an electrical study, November 2024), Fluor Marine Propulsion (electrical maintenance at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory Bettis site, November 2024), and RQ Construction (apparatus inspection and testing on Naval Station Norfolk runway and bulkhead repairs, February 2024).

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable prime activity: five SCI records across all five fiscal years, all as named subcontractor on prime contracts rather than as prime itself. FTE trajectory in SCI data runs negligible — 0.4 FTEs in FY2022, zero in FY2024 and FY2025 — reflecting that ABM Electrical Power Solutions' federal services work either falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or is routed through subcontracts that do not carry the company as the named subcontractor at the SCI-reporting level. The company operates as a feeder to larger primes on defense infrastructure and facility upgrades rather than as a direct federal prime service-provider.