Aggreko, LLC

Aggreko, LLC, a Louisiana-based equipment rental and leasing company, provides temporary power generation, cooling, climate control, and HVAC equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (51% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on military ship repair and facility modernization programs. The company operates as a for-profit limited liability company competing in full-and-open federal procurements with no SBA set-aside designations. Aggreko's federal footprint spans 193 awards across 40 distinct customer agencies, with recent activity concentrated in ship repair support and temporary facility infrastructure solutions.

Aggreko's prime contract work centers on purchase orders for temporary equipment rental to civilian and military facilities. Representative examples include a $642 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the National Capital Region Integrated Air Defense System (August 2025) for an integrated, immediately deployable temporary climate-control package delivering approximately 300 tons of cooling capacity with on-site power generation at the DC Armory; a $652 thousand contract from Veterans Integrated Service Network 9 (July 2025) for two 230-ton chiller rentals spanning eight months at Memphis; and a $458 thousand order from VISN 9 (January 2025) for temporary water cooling tower rental in New Iberia, Louisiana, running through January 2027. Air Force Air Education and Training Command has awarded multiple chiller and cooling tower rental contracts ranging from $40 thousand to $231 thousand for facility support at Lackland Air Force Base and Joint Base San Antonio–Fort Sam Houston. Recent orders from the Department of Veterans Affairs, Naval Sea Systems Command, and the Federal Correctional Complex Petersburg address emergency and urgent equipment needs for facilities across the country.

Concentration by customer agency reflects split emphasis between military ship repair and civilian facility infrastructure. The top five customers by award count account for 61% of recent awards, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (74 awards, $189 thousand combined potential value), United States Fleet Forces Command Atlantic (16 awards, $9 thousand), Tennessee Valley Authority (11 awards), Air Education and Training Command (9 awards, $1.5 million), and the Department of the Army (7 awards, $43 thousand). By potential value, Air Education and Training Command dominates at $1.5 million across nine awards, followed by VISN 9 with $1.3 million, the Federal Aviation Administration Aeronautical Center at $323 thousand, Naval Sea Systems Command at $189 thousand, and Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region at $187 thousand. The Navy's heavy award count masks relatively modest order values, whereas Air Force and VA awards carry significantly higher per-order magnitude, signaling different procurement patterns — frequent small ship-repair support versus larger facility infrastructure contracts.

Aggreko's subcontractor footprint is anchored almost entirely to military ship repair and modernization primes. BAE Systems entities (Jacksonville Ship Repair LLC, Maritime Solutions Norfolk Inc., and Maritime Solutions San Diego Inc.) account for the preponderance of recent sub awards, dating from 2024 onward and tied to docking selected restricted availability (DSRA), selected restricted availability (SRA), and fitting-out availability work on guided-missile destroyers (USS The Sullivans, USS Ramage, USS Laboon), amphibious ships (USS Kearsarge, USS Wasp, LPD 26, LPD 28), and littoral combat ships. Equipment rental services rendered under these primes include direct equipment rental, dehumidification units (SBDH-200 and 2000 CFM variants), chiller rentals, and air-handling equipment supporting multi-year ship-maintenance availabilities. Huntington Ingalls Inc. received Aggreko equipment support for reactor compartment overhaul (RCOH) advanced planning on multiple submarines, with dozens of dehum unit and freight line items spanning 2024. Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Marine Hydraulics International LLC, Metro Machine Corp., Raytheon Company, Serco Inc., and EA Engineering Science and Technology also route Aggreko equipment rentals for specialized naval and facility support work. A single sub award to an unspecified prime in July 2025 references the Space Launch System (SLS) Booster Production and Operations Contract, and one award to Texas Workforce Commission in 2023 represents grant sub-recipient activity under the Upskill Texas program.

Vehicle position is minimal in the source data — Aggreko places work under basic ordering agreements and indefinite delivery contracts rather than government-wide GWACs, with only four named parent vehicles (Basic Ordering Agreement FA862021G4024, Indefinite Delivery Contracts N0010298D1121 and N0061289D0175, and USACE NW & EPA R2 Remediation Services), each carrying a single task order. The vendor's federal presence is transactional and equipment-driven rather than vehicle-dependent.

Activity has accelerated sharply from two awards in 2022 to fifty-five in 2024, with thirty-six awards in 2025 and five through March 2026. The source reports combined potential value of $5.4 million across all 193 awards, but obligated dollars total $58 million (exceeding potential value by over one thousand percent), indicating that actual invoiced revenue far exceeds the contracted ceiling — typical for recurring rental and hourly-rate service arrangements. Only one award carrying $458 thousand in potential value reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the near term but reflecting Aggreko's concentration in multi-year facility and ship-support contracts with extended periods of performance.

NAICS concentration emphasizes rental and leasing across ship-building contexts and commercial/industrial machinery. The top category is Ship Building and Repairing (84 awards), followed by Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (42 awards), Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing (11 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (5 awards), and Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (4 awards). PSC coding reflects the same equipment-rental posture, with Lease or Rental of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Air Circulating Equipment leading (19 awards), Air Conditioning Equipment (16 awards), Generators and Generator Sets (12 awards), and Lease or Rental of Electric Wire and Power Distribution Equipment (12 awards).