Capitol Power Group, L.L.C.

Capitol Power Group, L.L.C., doing business as Capitol Power Inc., is a small business based in Ashburn, Virginia that supplies uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, maintenance services, battery replacement, and critical power infrastructure solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor (69% of recent awards) competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designation, though total small business set-asides account for roughly one-quarter of its prime work. The company operates as a for-profit limited liability partnership and holds Advanced Solutions Partner and Elite Data Center Partner credentials with APC by Schneider Electric in the DC, MD, and VA region.

Capitol Power's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Navy's Office of Naval Research, which anchors 28 awards (43% of total prime and sub awards) but represents only $1.2 million of the company's $4 million combined potential value across all awards — indicating a long tail of small maintenance and replacement orders. The Secret Service ranks second by potential value ($1.5 million across 4 awards) and represents the company's largest single customer by dollar exposure. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission accounts for 9 awards ($115 thousand combined), the Army Cyber Command 3 awards ($442 thousand), and the Defense Health Agency 1 award ($362 thousand), with twenty agencies served in aggregate. The two revenue rankings diverge sharply — ONR dominates by award count but Secret Service leads by dollar value — reflecting Capitol Power's role as a nimble vendor for both recurring small-order maintenance work and larger prime equipment and services contracts.

Recent representative prime work includes a $315,147 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Office of Naval Research awarded April 10, 2026, for replacement of a failed UPS unit due to water damage at Ashburn, Virginia, with completion September 30, 2026; a $288,532 November 2025 ONR order for APC by Schneider Electric advanced solutions and data center partner services running through November 2028; and a $462,107 Secret Service definitive contract from September 2021 for preventative maintenance, testing, and 320 battery-cell replacement for a UPS system at the Secret Service headquarters memorial building in Washington, D.C., through September 2026. Capitol Power also performs preventative maintenance, battery replacement, and UPS revitalization work under full and open procurement — $89,165 from ONR for Schneider Electric full coverage (total small business set-aside, October 2024), $312,792 from Army Cyber Command for UPS capacity downsizing and 288-battery replacement at Fort Detrick, Maryland (total small business set-aside, October 2023), and $21,136 from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for UPS battery replacement (total small business set-aside, June 2024).

Capitol Power's vehicle footprint is thin: the source names three indefinite delivery contracts (one task order each on N6247019D2013, NNL13AA14C, and Utility Monitoring and Control Systems Fifth Generation). Activity has declined year over year — nine awards in 2022 declining to one award in 2026 through April — with only two awards ($777 thousand combined potential value) reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore at recompete risk. In its subcontractor role, Capitol Power delivers UPS preventative maintenance and battery replacement to Amentum Services on a Navy Expeditionary Forces Regional Service Contract in South Asia, Asia, and Oceania (April 2025); UPS maintenance and management to Fluor Marine Propulsion on Naval Nuclear Laboratory management and operations (July 2024); facilities support services to DynCorp International on a JBAB regional base operating services contract (December 2023); and UPS revitalization services to Amentum Technology on Center Maintenance, Operations, and Engineering support (October 2022). Across prime and sub work, Capitol Power's capability portfolio centers on UPS systems engineering, battery cell replacement, preventative maintenance and testing, power distribution unit installation, and warranty coverage for critical power infrastructure in federal facilities, particularly in the National Capital Region and at Navy research and operational locations.