Pacific Power Group, LLC

Pacific Power Group, LLC Corporate Division, doing business as Pacific Power Products, is a Kent, Washington-based limited liability company that supplies MTU marine diesel engine parts, overhauls, maintenance services, and technical support to federal maritime agencies as a full-and-open prime contractor (98% of recent awards). The company is owned by ISS PM, Inc., a Chicago-based corporate parent, and operates predominantly outside set-aside categories, competing on price and technical capability across three Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the U.S. Coast Guard valued at $16.9 million (single-award for 87-foot Coastal Patrol Boat engine overhauls running through March 31, 2028), $8 million (multiple-award for 154-foot Fast Response Cutter engine overhauls), and a Basic Ordering Agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Pacific Power Products' capability portfolio centers entirely on MTU marine diesel engine lifecycle support—parts procurement, engine overhauls and rebuilds, turbocharger and fuel injection system repairs, cylinder head overhauls, control console refurbishment, and onsite technical representation. Representative Coast Guard work includes $478,779.76 delivery orders for 87-foot engine overhauls (awarded September 2025), $436,998 for MTU parts procurement (December 2025), $261,630.44 for repaired MTU units (May 2026), and $70,918 for MTU parts (January 2026). The company also delivered a $1,031,888 annual maintenance order to the Army Corps of Engineers at the Yaquina facility (September 2024) and holds recent Naval Sea Systems Command work for Detroit diesel engine maintenance on a 60-foot tow boat. All work carries firm fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment structures with no socioeconomic set-asides applied.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard accounts for 618 awards (75% of awards) with $205.4 million in combined potential value (93% of total dollars). The next four customer agencies combined represent only 7% of potential value—the Department of the Navy NAVSEA at $5.7 million, Navy Strategic Systems Programs at $5.4 million, Army Corps of Engineers Portland District at $1.2 million, and NOAA at $498 thousand. The Coast Guard dominates both volume and dollars with no meaningful diversification across federal customers.

Pacific Power Products places work almost exclusively under four Coast Guard Indefinite Delivery Contracts. The largest vehicle (70Z08021D13002B00) has generated 239 task orders worth $43.4 million; the second IDV (70Z08021D16002B00) carries 99 task orders valued at $6.3 million; the third (HSCG4017D19004) shows 84 task orders at $24.5 million; and the fourth (70Z08023D15006B00) delivered 33 orders for $3.9 million. These vehicles constitute the vendor's operational footprint—task orders for engine parts, maintenance labor, and repair work flow through them continuously.

Activity has declined year over year from a peak of 124 awards in 2022 to 24 awards in 2026 (through June), a trend signaling either market saturation or potential recompete vulnerability. Nineteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $4.3 million in combined potential value, representing near-term recompete exposure. The awards identified in the source data span fiscal years 2022–2026, with performance concentrated at the company's Vancouver and Kent, Washington facilities and subordinate locations at Coast Guard bases (Curtis Bay, Baltimore; Portland, Oregon; and field sites at San Juan, Puerto Rico and aboard individual cutters).

Pacific Power Products operates as a prime on 806 of 822 recent awards (98%) with minimal subcontractor engagement; SCI-reportable data (which captures federal service contracts above $150 thousand) shows only 5 records in FY2024 across sub positions, representing 1.9 FTEs delivered to the federal government—a figure that reflects the vendor's goods-heavy business model, where most work is parts procurement and overhaul service rather than labor-billable field services. The company has subcontracted to prime contractors Vigor Works LLC, ManTech MGS, Inc., and Valkyrie Enterprises on Navy Littoral Combat Ship and Expeditionary Support vessel programs for diesel generator overhauls, engine installation, and cable routing work, but these relationships are ancillary to its Coast Guard prime footprint.

The vendor's corporate structure includes four registered subsidiary names—all variants of "Pacific Power Products Company, LLC"—with one designated as a Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business. The parent company ISS PM, Inc., a Chicago-based limited liability company, does not itself hold direct federal contracts; Pacific Power Group/Pacific Power Products is the federal-facing entity and absorbs the transactional load. Primary NAICS codes are 333618 (Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing, 529 awards) and 332812 (Ship Building and Repairing, 105 awards), with PSC dominance in Diesel Engines and Components (374 awards) and ship/marine equipment maintenance (61 awards). No acquisition strategy, growth trajectory, or platform expansion signals are evident in the source material; the vendor's profile is narrowly specialized, customer-concentrated, and fully dependent on Coast Guard IDV task order flow.