Capital Lighting & Supply LLC

Capital Lighting & Supply LLC, through its Capital Electric division, is a foreign-owned electrical distributor operating as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) on GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and single-award indefinite delivery contracts supplying electrical hardware, lighting fixtures, power distribution equipment, and related infrastructure components to federal agencies nationwide. The vendor competes full-and-open without set-aside designations on the majority of its prime work, though it holds one small business set-aside single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) for SCADA and Utility Energy Management support services through April 2027. Capital Lighting & Supply LLC is a child entity of North Coast Electric Company, a foreign-owned for-profit corporate parent.

The vendor's concrete capability footprint centers on electrical hardware distribution, lighting products, and power infrastructure support. Representative prime work includes a $392,627 Office of Naval Research purchase order (September 2025) for 33 units of specialized copper ground mesh with silver-brazed joints for the Homeland Defense Over-the-horizon radar antenna array at Chincoteague, Virginia; a $86,399 Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order (April 2022) for explosion-proof light replacement and installation at Naval Support Facility Dahlgren; a $70,443 Shared Services Center purchase order (December 2024) for electrical power meters; and multiple Naval Sea Systems Command delivery orders under the GSA MAS contract (47QSWA22D0006, ceiling $700,000 through October 2026) for conduit, cabling, wiring, circuit breakers, bushings, clamps, screws, and miscellaneous electrical hardware to support facility operations at Chincoteague, Virginia. The vendor also holds service-plan renewals with NASA and the Shared Services Center for Schneider Electric power management monitoring and digital service plan renewals ranging from $15,300 to $16,800.

Customer concentration is distributed across defense and civilian agencies. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 53% of recent awards: the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (51 awards, $303 thousand combined potential value), the Smithsonian Institution (27 awards, $190 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (19 awards, $195 thousand), Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (12 awards, $239 thousand), and NASA Shared Services Center (11 awards, $210 thousand). By potential value, the Department of the Navy Office of Naval Research leads with two awards carrying $417 thousand combined potential value, followed by Coast Guard, Army, NASA, and NAVSEA. The divergence signals that Office of Naval Research's two awards (including the large copper ground mesh order) anchor disproportionate dollar exposure despite low award frequency.

The vendor's vehicle footprint is anchored to the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (27 task orders, $91 thousand combined potential value under the named contract 47QSWA22D0006), the NAVFAC small business set-aside indefinite delivery contract W911N217D0011 (9 task orders, $80 thousand), Army indefinite delivery contract DADW3698D0011 (3 task orders), and miscellaneous single-order vehicles. Activity accelerated from 2022 through 2025, growing from 4 awards in 2022 to 15 in 2025, with 13 awards placed year-to-date in 2026. The near-term recompete exposure is minimal — only two awards valued at $86 thousand combined are scheduled for completion within twenty-four months.

In subcontractor roles, Capital Electric supplies electrical materials, equipment, and installation labor to M.C. Dean Inc. (multiple awards from 2023 forward for SCADA recapitalization, security lighting, antenna installation, and power supply systems maintenance); Amentum Services Inc. (multiple FY19 Military Construction Award suborders for power distribution panels and command-and-control materials, 2025); BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. (Instrumentation Range Support Program III switchboard and startup services, March 2026); J&J Maintenance Inc. (operations and maintenance with repair and minor construction at Fort Belvoir medical facility, October 2025); Amentum Technology Inc. (lighting maintenance at Lackland Air Force Base, January 2024); and General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. (Stryker service sustainment electrical equipment, February 2023). The prime relationships indicate positioning in facility maintenance, power infrastructure, and military vehicle sustainment programs. The vendor's NAICS concentration in electrical apparatus and equipment merchant wholesalers (43 awards), electric lamp manufacturing (26 awards), and lighting fixture manufacturing (26 awards) confirms the hardware-focused capability footprint. The source data indicates Capital Lighting & Supply LLC has maintained federal contracting presence since 2002 SAM.gov registration.