Georgia Power Company

Georgia Power Company, doing business as Electric Service Payments, is a for-profit electric utility provider and subsidiary of Southern Company that delivers electrical utility services to federal agencies primarily across the southeastern United States as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, and registered as a federal contractor since October 2001, the company operates under NAICS 221122 (Electric Power Distribution) and PSC 4920 (Utilities–Electric).

Georgia Power's federal footprint centers on routine electrical service delivery and infrastructure upgrades to federal facilities. Recent representative work includes a $4.5 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (awarded December 2025) for LED lighting installation at Driving Range 8 in Brunswick, Georgia; an $11.95 million definitive contract from Air Force Materiel Command (September 2022 through September 2024) for substation upgrades at Robins Air Force Base; a $1.61 million delivery order from the Federal Bureau of Prisons (October 2025) for electric utility services at Federal Correctional Institution Jesup; and an $849,861.58 delivery order from the United States Penitentiary Atlanta (January 2026) for FY26 electric services. The company holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Energy Division carrying a $50 million ceiling through June 11, 2035, enabling delivery orders across multiple federal agencies without competitive re-solicitation of each task order.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward two customer archetypes: the Office of Personnel Management (48 awards, $5.6 million combined potential value) places frequent small quarterly electric-service orders at its Macon, Georgia facility, while the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (3 awards, $63.4 million), Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2 awards, $62.9 million), and Air Force Materiel Command (3 awards, $12 million) anchor the dollar base with larger infrastructure contracts. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 76% of combined potential value. Georgia Power places task orders under the GSA Areawide Public Utility Contract 47PA0425D0026 (10 task orders, $8.2 million combined potential value) and a Navy Basic Ordering Agreement N6945019G0102 (1 task order, $23.4 million). Recent activity shows volatility—one award in 2024, rising to eleven in 2025 and two through May 2026—though the $50 million IDC and underlying large infrastructure projects provide substantial pipeline visibility. Five awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $2.8 million, posing modest recompete exposure. Georgia Power subcontracts on limited work, including a February 2025 sub-award to Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company for component remanufacturing labor at Anniston Army Depot, representing roughly 1% of the recent award footprint.