Barry Williams Electric Inc.

Barry Williams Electric Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business limited liability company based in Woodway, Texas, supplies battery equipment, uninterruptible power supply systems, emergency generators, fuel storage tanks, and comprehensive electrical infrastructure installation and modernization services to the Federal Aviation Administration as a prime contractor on two major IDIQ vehicles totaling over $743 million in authorized capacity.

The company operates across 100% prime contractor work with zero subcontract exposure. Barry Williams Electric competes under a total small business set-aside designation on its $111.3 million GNAS Battery System Equipment and Replacement IDIQ awarded December 2023 and through January 1, 2027, which authorizes battery system supply, replacement, and repair across FAA National Airspace System facilities. The firm also holds a $631.7 million multiple-award Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ awarded October 2021 through October 31, 2026, where it competes both under partial small business set-aside and full-and-open designations for site surveys, design, installation, construction, testing, and commissioning of electrical power systems at FAA facilities nationwide. Recent activity has accelerated significantly — 59 awards in 2025 compared to 33 in 2022 — reflecting increased task order issuance under both vehicles.

Concrete capability work spans two domains. Under the battery systems IDIQ, Barry Williams Electric delivers DC systems battery equipment procurement and installation at VOR navigation aids, control power equipment, and uninterruptible power supply systems, with representative delivery orders including $124.9 million for DC systems battery equipment at multiple FAA regional locations, $78.1 million for battery equipment and installation in Oberlin, Ohio, and $56.6 million for battery replacement at multiple radar and control centers, all funded through Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and standard FAA appropriations. Under the Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ, the company executes emergency generator replacements with fuel storage tanks, UPS system removals and installations, electrical system upgrades, and full arc flash hazard analyses at air traffic control towers and radar facilities, with representative work including $817.5 million for site-specific installation of emergency generator and fuel storage tank replacement with electrical resilience management system at Oilton, Texas, $647.9 million for emergency generator power system replacement at Lubbock, Texas ATCT, and $518.1 million for emergency generator replacement at Salina, Kansas ATCT. All work is performed in Woodway, Texas.

Customer concentration is absolute within FAA. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration accounts for 98% of recent awards across four subdivisions: FAA Headquarters dominates with 204 awards ($763.1 million potential value), FAA Aeronautical Center carries 124 awards ($29.1 million), FAA Franchise Acquisition Services holds 23 awards ($40.4 million), and three smaller FAA offices account for less than one percent. The vendor has received over 60 delivery orders under the GNAS Battery System Equipment and Replacement IDIQ alone since its December 2023 award, with task order values ranging from $6,498 to $124.9 million. The Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ has generated more than 50 delivery orders since October 2021, with individual task order values spanning $6,513 to $784,388.

Activity trajectory shows sustained growth accelerating in 2025. The 59 awards in 2025 represent a 79% increase over 2024's 27 awards and a 37% increase over 2023's 43 awards. Within the next twenty-four months, 63 awards totaling $5 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion, representing recompete exposure concentrated on battery system replacement delivery orders scheduled for completion through January 1, 2027 under the GNAS vehicle and power systems delivery orders extending through October 31, 2026 under the Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ.

Barry Williams Electric competes predominantly under small business set-asides and full-and-open competition within FAA-restricted vehicles rather than across government-wide contract programs. The vendor's delivery order portfolio reflects firm fixed-price awards across geographically dispersed FAA facilities spanning Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Iowa, Virginia, Arizona, Michigan, West Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Hawaii, and multiple other states, positioning the company as a key contractor for FAA National Airspace System infrastructure modernization funded through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Federal Science and Technology program allocations, and standard FAA appropriations.