Pacific Gas And Electric Company

Pacific Gas And Electric Company, doing business as Pg&E, is a large for-profit utility company based in Oakland, California, operating as a prime contractor (100% of awards) providing electricity, natural gas, and energy management services to federal agencies across the United States. Pg&E competes exclusively on full-and-open competitive basis with no small business set-asides; the vendor is neither minority-owned, women-owned, nor SBA-certified.

Pg&E's federal footprint centers on utility infrastructure — electricity distribution and generation, natural gas delivery, and ancillary energy management services. The company holds a $50 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with GSA Public Buildings Service through April 2035 covering electric service and energy management at California federal facilities. Representative recent work includes a $120.6 million Utility Energy Services Contract delivery order with the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration for the San Francisco VA Medical Center (ultimate completion May 2045), a $21.3 million GSA delivery order for electrical infrastructure replacement at a San Francisco federal facility (completion December 2026), a $15.14 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command definitive contract for gas and electric services at Naval Station Monterey (completion May 2026), and recurring monthly electric and natural gas service delivery orders to the Federal Bureau of Prisons at multiple correctional institutions including Dublin, Mendota, and Atwater (individual orders ranging from roughly $150,000 to $2.7 million). Pg&E also holds a $30 million Basic Ordering Agreement with the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet Forces for utility energy services contracts. Federal grant work includes a Cooperative Agreement with the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (award date October 2023, completion September 2025) for development of a sensitivity-driven wide-area protection coordination tool for high-penetration inverter-based resources.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward defense and corrections. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of awards by count, led by the Department of the Army (1,488 awards) and Department of the Air Force (1,026 awards), with GSA Public Buildings Service (501 awards), NASA (105 awards), and the Department of Veterans Affairs (77 awards) rounding out the set. However, potential-value concentration diverges — the Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 anchors 18 awards worth $380.1 million combined (the $120.6 million VA Medical Center UESC dominates), followed by the Treasury Internal Revenue Service (19 awards, $83.9 million) and GSA Public Buildings Service (501 awards, $50 million). Pg&E's customer base spans 71 distinct federal agencies.

Pg&E's vehicle position is anchored in GSA schedules and area-wide indefinite delivery contracts. The two largest parent vehicles carry 2,350 combined task orders: Indefinite Delivery Contract GS00P86BSD0002 (1,438 task orders) and Federal Supply Schedule GS00S28647 (912 task orders). Indefinite Delivery Contract GS00P14BSD1137 carries 148 task orders worth $603.1 million combined potential value, reflecting substantial utility service ordering against that vehicle. GS00P07BSD0505 carries 160 task orders valued at $109.6 million.

Activity has remained modest in recent years — six awards in 2026 (year-to-date), 16 in 2025, 17 in 2024, 28 in 2023, and 12 in 2022 — though the dollar magnitude of individual awards (particularly the VA UESC and IRS work) sustains high portfolio value. Combined potential value across all 3,897 awards sits at $981 million, with $2.38 billion already obligated (243% of potential value, reflecting multiple-year funding drawdowns on indefinite delivery vehicles). Fifteen awards reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, carrying $41.7 million in combined potential value and therefore facing recompete risk.

Pg&E's work concentrates in two PSC categories: Utilities—Electric (2,120 awards) and Utilities—Gas (1,504 awards), reflecting the company's core utility distribution and generation mission. Top NAICS codes align: Electric Power Distribution (423 awards), Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation (346 awards), and Natural Gas Distribution (29 awards). The company has maintained SAM registration since 2002 and operates as a single-award vehicle holder on its GSA and Navy agreements, positioning it as an incumbent provider for routine utility procurement across federal facilities.