Avo Multi-Amp Corp

Avo Multi-Amp Corp States Division, doing business as Megger, manufactures electrical testing and measurement instruments for federal agencies, competing as a prime contractor on approximately 99% of its federal awards across full-and-open and small-business set-aside procurements. Based in Dallas, Texas, the company is a for-profit manufacturer of goods operating under parent ownership with a named subsidiary, Avo Training Institute, Inc. Megger's federal footprint spans 367 awards across fifty-two customer agencies since 1980, with recent activity averaging four to eight awards annually from 2022 through 2026.

Megger's capability portfolio centers on electrical testing equipment, surge testers, advanced winding analyzers, power transformer testing devices, insulation testers, and related calibration and repair services. Representative work includes a $279,756 surge tester purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (June 2026), a $36,940 Megger battery tester order from the Western Area Power Administration under Executive Order 14398 (August 2026), a $81,734 specialized high-voltage testing equipment package for the Smithsonian Institution (September 2022), and ongoing POWER DB software licenses and renewals for the Army Corps of Engineers ($10,916 in March 2024 and $9,648 in February 2023). Performance locations cluster at the company's Dallas facility and a calibration service center in Kit Carson, Colorado.

Customer concentration reflects heavy defense and civil-works agency reliance. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 34% of recent awards: the Department of the Navy (32 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers (32 awards, $2.3 million combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command (28 awards, $782 thousand), the Air Force (18 awards), and the Department of Energy (16 awards). By potential value, the Army Corps of Engineers dominates at $2.3 million across 32 awards, followed by Naval Supply Systems Command at $2 million across 15 awards and the Army Corps of Engineers National Capitol Region Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity at $1.5 million. Recent ordering volume emphasizes Navy and Army procurement of test equipment and calibration services, with total combined potential value across all awards standing at $10.6 million against $17.6 million in obligated dollars (166% of potential value).

Megger's vehicle position splits across GSA Federal Supply Schedules and agency-specific indefinite delivery contracts. The top parent vehicles include GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS00F6664A (7 task orders), GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS02F0141N (7 task orders, $119 thousand combined potential value), the indefinite delivery contract SPRMM118DDU01 (6 task orders, $693 thousand), GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS24F0817A (5 task orders), and the indefinite delivery contract DAAE2003D0123 (3 task orders, $600 thousand). Most recent work flows through purchase orders rather than delivery orders, reflecting transactional small-value ordering patterns.

The vendor holds minimal subcontractor exposure—only 1% of recent awards sit in sub roles. Named subs include Beyond New Horizons, LLC (Megger equipment lease for test trucks, January 2025), Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC (power transformer testing and smart thump equipment task orders, May and October 2024), and Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC (cable tester support to the Naval Nuclear Laboratory, December 2023).

Primary NAICS concentration centers on Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals (125 awards), with secondary presence in totalizing fluid meter manufacturing (12 awards) and electronic equipment repair and maintenance (12 awards). PSC coding similarly anchors to Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments (152 awards) and circuit breakers, switches, and relays (a combined 36 awards). The company competes under both full-and-open and small-business set-asides, with recent set-aside work including Total Small Business designations on surge testers (Naval Supply Systems Command, April 2024 and June 2026), battery testers (Western Area Power Administration, August 2026), and electric motor analyzers (June 2023), though the majority of recent awards carry no set-aside designation.