Stryten Energy LLC

Stryten Energy LLC, doing business as GNB Industrial Power, manufactures and supplies sealed valve-regulated lead acid (SVRLA) battery cells, packaging, storage trays, boosting services, and associated technical data to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open competitive awards with no set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit subsidiary of Stryten Manufacturing, headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, with primary manufacturing operations in Fort Smith, Arkansas; it competes across the federal market as a commercial-scale battery supplier serving 82 distinct federal agencies, with concentration heavily weighted to Navy programs.

Stryten Energy's federal customer base is dominated by Naval Sea Systems Command, which accounts for 93 awards valued at $322.3 million in combined potential value — representing 97% of the vendor's combined potential across all federal awards. The Department of the Navy United States Pacific Fleet Forces (23 awards, $3.9 million), the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (104 awards, $3.1 million), and the Department of the Navy general (51 awards, $2.4 million) make up the remainder of material exposure. The volume-to-value split is striking: DLA Land and Maritime places 104 awards but carries only $3.1 million in potential value, while NAVSEA's 93 awards carry $322.3 million, indicating that Stryten's business is anchored to a single large Navy customer issuing high-dollar delivery orders against a core indefinite delivery contract.

The centerpiece of Stryten Energy's prime portfolio is a single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Sea Systems Command, awarded August 11, 2023, with a $91.85 million ceiling running through August 14, 2027. Under this vehicle, NAVSEA has issued delivery orders consistently since contract award, with recent activity including a $1.17 million order for FY26 Quarter 2 deliverables (March 30, 2026), an $811,299 order for the same quarter (March 30, 2026), a $1.46 million order for FY26 Quarter 1 (December 18, 2025), and a $4.6 million order for Quarter 4 FY25 (July 16, 2025). Earlier 2025 orders covered LA and VA class batteries and antimony for SVRLA production ($1.84 million, July 3, 2025), Ohio class boost batteries ($24,968, June 24, 2025), and LA boosting services ($7,927, March 26, 2025). All delivery orders are firm-fixed-price, full-and-open competitive, and performed at Fort Smith, Arkansas, delivering components for Los Angeles, Virginia, and Ohio class submarines and naval vessels. The vendor also holds a separate definitive contract with NAVSEA for root cause analysis support services related to submarine VRLA batteries, valued at $1.33 million with a five-year base-plus-four-option-year period running through July 6, 2027, and work performed at Stryten Energy's Alpharetta facility. Beyond NAVSEA, Stryten Energy supplies battery storage products through the Defense Logistics Agency and holds position on the Federal Supply Schedule (GS07F8732D) with 88 task orders totaling $479 thousand.

Stryten Energy's awards portfolio spans 695 total awards across 30 years of federal contracting (first award October 1995, most recent March 30, 2026), with annual volume declining from 29 awards in 2022 to 2 awards in 2026 year-to-date. The portfolio is almost entirely prime work (694 prime, 1 sub-award), with one identified subcontract to QED Systems, Inc. for direct materials batteries delivered in March 2024. The recompete cliff window (next 24 months) includes 12 awards with a combined potential value of $23.1 million, all related to NAVSEA's ongoing battery supply requirements. Stryten's capability portfolio, grounded in NAICS 65612 (Storage Battery Manufacturing), centers on rechargeable battery cells and related manufacturing support; PSC coding reflects 329 awards for rechargeable batteries, 86 for nonrechargeable batteries, and 73 for warehouse trucks and tractors, signaling some breadth in battery-adjacent industrial goods but overwhelming concentration in sealed VRLA battery cell supply for Navy submarine and surface vessel propulsion and auxiliary power systems.