GE Vernova International, LLC

GE Vernova International, LLC Gas Power Division, operating under the name GE, is a prominent federal contractor specializing in advanced gas turbine technology and related services for the U.S. government. As a subsidiary of General Electric Company, the entity leverages its expertise in manufacturing and maintaining high-performance gas turbine engines, with a particular focus on the LM2500 series widely used in naval applications. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2019, GE Vernova International is classified as a for-profit organization and manufacturer of goods, primarily producing and supporting industrial equipment for government use. The company's unique position as the original equipment manufacturer of the LM2500 engine enables it to offer specialized training and maintenance services crucial for maintaining the readiness of naval propulsion systems.

Recent federal contract awards to GE Vernova International have centered around training and maintenance services for the LM2500+ gas turbine engines used by the U.S. Navy. The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has awarded the company multiple firm-fixed-price purchase orders for specialized training courses, including LM2500+ Level 2 Hot/Cold Maintenance Training. These courses, valued at over $130,000 each, are designed to support the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center in servicing, maintaining, and troubleshooting LM2500 engines. The training sessions typically take place in Houston, Texas, covering both cold and hot engine maintenance procedures. In addition to direct contracts, GE Vernova International has been involved in subcontract work related to the supply and installation of TM2500 Gen6 gas turbines. This work includes providing used TM2500 Gen 6 units, winterization kits, spare parts, and training for international projects, such as in Ukraine. The subcontract work also involved adjusting transportation costs and adding balance-of-plant equipment necessary for the successful installation and operation of gas turbines. Notably, these contracts have been awarded without utilizing any set-aside designations, demonstrating GE Vernova International's competitive standing in the market and its role in supporting both domestic naval operations and international energy infrastructure projects through U.S. government contracting mechanisms.