Cummins Inc.

Cummins Inc., Cummins Sales and Service Division, delivers diesel engines, generator maintenance and repair services, and power generation equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (63% of recent awards) and subcontractor on Army vehicle production programs. The division operates as a child entity of Cummins Inc., a Columbus, Indiana-based global power technology manufacturer, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations across a portfolio that totals 75 awards with $12.5 million in combined potential value and $23.5 million in obligated dollars.

Customer concentration centers on defense and corrections infrastructure. The top five agencies by award count account for 75% of recent activity, led by the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Ground Combat Systems (23 awards), the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (14 awards, $6.6 million combined potential value), and the Department of the Army (9 awards, $761 thousand). The potential-value ranking diverges materially: the Coast Guard anchors 53% of total dollars across 14 awards, while Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal places a single award worth $4.5 million for remanufactured Cummins V903 engines to Army Combat Center Warren. Cummins also serves 18 distinct federal agencies including the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, Department of the Navy, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

On the prime side, Cummins holds two active blanket purchase agreements: a $150 thousand single-award BPA with the Department of the Army (base through August 2025, two 12-month options) for Onan generator repair parts and preventive maintenance at Blue Grass Chemical Activity in Richmond, Kentucky, and a $9.5 thousand single-award BPA with Naval Sea Systems Command (through May 2029) for Cummins Quick Serve subscription services. Representative prime work includes a $4.5 million definitive contract from Army Combat Center Warren (September 2024) for remanufactured V903 engines, a $203.6 thousand purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (September 2025) for a QSB5.9-380 diesel engine, and recurring annual generator and fire pump maintenance orders from Federal Correctional Institution Fairton running $16 thousand to $23 thousand annually since 2021. Smaller purchase orders for generator inspection, engine overhaul, and warranty repair span the Coast Guard, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Justice corrections facilities, and Army installations.

Activity has grown to 19 awards in 2025 from nine annually in 2022 and 2023, though the recompete cliff remains modest—three awards totaling $133 thousand complete within the next twenty-four months. In its subcontractor role, Cummins supplies engines and drivetrain components to BAE Systems Land & Armaments on Army vehicle production: M109A7 self-propelled howitzer and ammunition carrier systems, Bradley A4 follow-on production (M2A4 and M7A4 variants), and Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles (AMPV) for Armored Brigade Combat Team modernization. Cummins also subcontracts to M.C. Dean Inc. on Department of Defense microgrid maintenance and emissions-system repair work. The subcontract portfolio reflects 28 awards (37% of total) concentrated in Army ground combat vehicle production platforms, contrasting with the prime footprint's emphasis on generator maintenance and engine supply to corrections and coastal defense infrastructure.

The division's capability portfolio centers on original-equipment-manufacturer engine repair, remanufactured engine supply, generator preventive maintenance and troubleshooting, and parts provisioning. Award data show 28 awards under Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing NAICS, 18 under Military Armored Vehicle Manufacturing (subcontract-driven), and heavy concentration in the Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Ship and Marine Equipment PSC category (15 awards, primarily Coast Guard work). Cummins competes across single and multiple award vehicles without set-aside posture, positioning the division as a large-business incumbent supplier to federal power generation and propulsion infrastructure.