Andritz Hydro Corp

Andritz Hydro Corp, an Austrian-owned foreign entity, manufactures and rehabilitates hydroelectric turbines, generators, and associated components for the federal government as a prime contractor on indefinite delivery contracts and definitive fixed-price projects, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations across a $1.12 billion award portfolio spanning 120 prime contracts since 1999.

Andritz Hydro Corp is a subsidiary of the global Andritz Group and operates from Charlotte, North Carolina, registered in SAM.gov since 2001. The company's federal work concentrates on heavy mechanical and civil engineering construction under primary NAICS codes 333611 (Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing) covering 57 awards, and 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) covering 14 awards. Across PSC categories, the vendor's portfolio clusters in water-turbine and generator components (19 awards), maintenance and repair of turbine engines and generators (18 awards), electrical generator sets (17 awards), and hydroelectric facility maintenance (9 awards). All 120 awards are prime contracts; the vendor does not appear as a subcontractor in the source data.

Customer concentration sits heavily with federal water-resource and power-generation agencies. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation leads by a substantial margin with 62 awards worth $424.8 million (86% of award count), followed by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers and its subordinate engineering districts with a combined 41 awards worth $504.4 million combined potential value. Together, these two federal agencies account for approximately 86% of Andritz Hydro Corp's award count and 92% of its combined potential value. The Bureau of Reclamation's portfolio spans generator rewind and refurbishment, turbine modernization, component fabrication, and gate and bulkhead refurbishment across 17 western states. Army Corps of Engineers awards emphasize large-scale generator stator rewind projects at federal powerhouses: the $96.2 million Robert S. Kerr Powerhouse turbine and generator rehabilitation in Oklahoma (awarded September 2021, completion June 2029), the $108.98 million Old Hickory Dam turbine-generator rehabilitation in Tennessee (awarded February 2023, completion October 2030), and the $20.02 million Beaver Powerhouse generator stator rewind in Arkansas (awarded October 2021, completion February 2025).

Andritz Hydro Corp holds two active indefinite delivery contracts with the Bureau of Reclamation. The first, valued at $18.8 million with performance through December 31, 2026, covers generator rewind and refurbishment services at Canyon Ferry Powerplant in Helena, Montana, and has generated approximately $9.4 million in task orders to date, including a $1.9 million generator task order (awarded June 2024, completion July 2025) and a $1.86 million installation and field-testing task order (awarded December 2022, completion June 2024). The second, a $45 million multiple-award IDC awarded April 2025 for Mount Elbert Pump Generating Plant manufacturing and rehabilitation services, runs through April 30, 2030. Smaller IDIQs with the Bureau of Reclamation for turbine and generator component manufacturing have generated task orders in the $2–$8 million range. Recent definitive contracts include a $16.5 million Anderson Ranch Dam turbine modernization and runner replacement (awarded June 2023, completion July 2027) and a $1.56 million lower Paradox Gate refurbishment under Executive Order 14398 (awarded September 2023, completion November 2026).

Activity has declined sharply from peak periods. The vendor recorded five awards in 2022, eight in 2023, four in 2024, and one each in 2025 and 2026 (as of May 2026). Six awards with combined potential value of $137.8 million face ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months and represent recompete exposure: the Old Hickory generator rehabilitation, Beaver Powerhouse stator rewind, Anderson Ranch Dam modernization, and several smaller generator delivery and refurbishment orders at Canyon Ferry and Montana-CF Powerplant.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures $6 million in prime-contract invoiced revenue across 29 SCI-reportable records spanning FY2022–FY2024. FY2023 showed peak SCI invoicing of $4.9 million across 25.3 FTEs; FY2022 recorded $1 million across 3.3 FTEs; FY2024 reported zero invoicing on 11 prime records. SCI reflects only service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes the bulk of Andritz Hydro Corp's goods-based delivery-order work (turbine components, generator windings, bearing springs, control units, gates, and bulkheads). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable labor derived from invoiced dollars ranged from a floor of $0.00/hr to a median of $12.64/hr to a ceiling of $842.59/hr; the vendor self-performed all reported labor with zero subcontractor hours across SCI-reportable prime contracts. This rate distribution reflects the sparse and irregular nature of SCI invoicing and does not characterize the vendor's typical pricing posture on large capital-equipment rehabilitation projects.