Alabama Power Company

Alabama Power Company, a subsidiary of Southern Company and a for-profit investor-owned electric utility headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, supplies electric utility services, electrical infrastructure maintenance, energy conservation measure upgrades, and facility support to the federal government as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis, with no small business set-asides. The company competes across 60 distinct customer agencies, serving the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Bureau of Prisons, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and holds a $50 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of Energy's Energy Division through June 2035.

Alabama Power's customer concentration skews heavily toward Army installations. The Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force combined represent 73% of recent awards by count; however, dollar concentration tracks differently — the top five customer organizations by potential value total 38% of combined potential value. TACOM Life Cycle Management Command anchors the dollar ranking with 26 awards valued at $196.1 million in combined potential value, driven primarily by a $484.4 million UESC (Utility Energy Services Contract) delivery order for Anniston Army Depot implementation with a completion date of June 1, 2049. The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region places 33 awards valued at $132.6 million. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (9 awards, $47.5 million) and Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 (17 awards, $44.4 million) round out the high-dollar set, with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile (38 awards, $19.8 million) completing the concentration picture. Recent representative awards include a $97.4 million delivery order to TACOM for utility support services at Anniston Army Depot through February 2036; a $24.3 million ten-year delivery order to FEMA for electric utility services at the Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston, Alabama through August 2033; and a $1.1 million delivery order to Federal Correctional Institution Aliceville for electrical service through September 2026.

Activity has declined modestly — from nine awards in 2022 to four in the first five months of 2026 — though the source captures only recent awards and does not reflect the full footprint of 1,616 total awards. Combined potential value across all awards reaches $1.16 billion, with $902.1 million (78%) obligated to date. Eleven awards worth $13.3 million in combined potential value will reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure.

Alabama Power's primary vehicles include an IDC with GSA (GS00P96BSD0022, 563 task orders, $107.8 million combined potential value), a GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle (GS00P15BSD1133, 85 task orders, $645.9 million combined potential value), and Air Force and Army IDCs (F0160079D0205 with 285 task orders; DAAG0270C0045 with 85 task orders). Work spans electric power distribution (373 awards under NAICS 221122), other management consulting services (25 awards), and related utility infrastructure categories; 960 awards fall under PSC code for Utilities—Electric.

In its minimal sub role, Alabama Power subcontracts to Education & Training Resources LLC for electric services at Montgomery Job Corps Centers, providing utility support on delivery orders in January 2025 and June 2024. The company also owns Observation Without Limits, LLC, a manufacturer subsidiary for-profit limited liability company, though no federal contract detail is provided for that entity. Alabama Power's federal footprint is predominantly prime work — 1,614 of 1,616 awards are prime contracts and IDVs — with all awards priced on a firm fixed-price basis and none designated for small business set-asides. The company competes full-and-open across all customer agencies, with no exclusive vehicle positions.