Pacific Power Group, LLC

Pacific Power Group, LLC Anchorage Branch Division, doing business as Pacific Power Products, is a small maritime and industrial equipment repair contractor operating as a limited liability company subsidiary of ISS PM, Inc. (based in Rosemont, Illinois) and competing for federal work as a prime contractor on 92% of its recent awards, predominantly in full-and-open (non-set-aside) competitive procurements. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, the vendor specializes in diesel engine repair, generator maintenance, and ship and marine equipment repair for military and civilian maritime customers throughout Alaska and the Pacific region.

Pacific Power Products' federal work concentrates heavily with Department of Homeland Security agencies, particularly the U.S. Coast Guard, which accounts for 6 awards and $108 thousand in combined potential value — representing the top customer by both award count and dollar value. The Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces ranks second with 5 awards and $33 thousand combined potential value, followed by Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command, Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region, and Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service. Together, these five agencies account for 51% of the vendor's award count and 62% of combined potential value, indicating significant but not overwhelming concentration. The vendor's broad NAICS and PSC profile spans commercial and industrial machinery repair (9 awards), ship building and repairing (4 awards), general automotive repair (4 awards), diesel engines and components (8 awards), generators and generator sets (4 awards), and marine equipment maintenance and repair (4 awards).

Recent prime awards include a $42,381.64 firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Coast Guard (February 2026) for power supplies for the USCG Cutter Greece 87, delivered to the Coast Guard's Logistics and Acquisition Center in Baltimore; a $15,399 NOAA award (February 2026) for annual service to the NOAA Ship Fairweather's Woodward Easygen generator controls, performed in Ketchikan, Alaska; and a $3,053.15 Coast Guard purchase order (December 2025) for replacement of rear main seals on S60 engines, completed in Anchorage. The vendor subcontracts under Indyne, Inc. and Aptim Federal Services, LLC on fuel tank cleaning and fire legacy line repair work at Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam. Activity has been sparse in recent years — one award in each of 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 — with two awards in 2026 to date. The parent vehicle footprint includes an Air Force Indefinite Delivery Contract and a NAVFAC Global Petroleum Oils and Lubricants Worldwide contract, each with two task orders.