PD Power Systems, LLC

PD Power Systems, LLC, a veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Springfield, Virginia, delivers mobile power systems, ground power units, electrical distribution equipment, and deployable power generation solutions to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards. The company competes predominantly full-and-open (no set-asides on roughly two-thirds of prime awards) but holds significant total small business set-aside positions on its largest indefinite delivery vehicles.

PD Power Systems' customer concentration is heavily weighted toward defense infrastructure modernization. The top five funding agencies account for 80% of recent awards by count and 100% by potential value. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base anchors the portfolio with 17 awards worth $522.9 million combined potential value, led by a $482 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for 72-kilowatt ground power units (Total Small Business set-aside, November 2022 through November 2032). The Army Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support places 38 awards worth $266.9 million, driven by a $114.6 million single-award IDIQ for Prime Power Distribution Systems modernization (Total Small Business set-aside, through February 2035). The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations issues the highest award count (34 awards) but lower dollars ($30.4 million), reflecting a pattern of smaller generator procurement delivery orders. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime and Construction and Equipment divisions contribute smaller-dollar spot purchases and spare-parts buys.

The parent vehicle footprint reflects this concentration. An Army contract (W909MY17D0002) has generated 35 task orders worth $112.4 million in combined potential value—the single highest-concentration delivery vehicle. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 26 calls worth $15.2 million. The $482 million Air Force Materiel Command indefinite delivery for ground power units and a companion BPA for remote area lighting systems under the same MAS (awarded September 29, 2025, with $5.6 million ceiling through September 2026) enable sustained Air Force procurements. A newer $900,000 Department of State residential generator IDIQ (awarded July 31, 2026) represents ongoing State Department supply chain consolidation. Most recently, PD Power Systems received a seat on the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ (awarded December 29, 2025, $151 billion ceiling through December 2035), though activity on this vehicle is minimal to date.

Recent capability work anchors the vendor's core business across three product lines. For the Army, delivery orders under W909MY17D0002 procure deployable power units (MEP-PU-810D models), prime power distribution systems (rated 15 to 200 kilowatts), primary and secondary distribution centers, load banks up to 2.5 megawatts, and support equipment; a $7.76 million May 2024 order and a $3.89 million February 2025 order exemplify the dollar scale. For the Air Force, ground power units and secondary distribution centers dominate; a $24.14 million November 2023 delivery order and $2.1 million July 2024 BPA call underscore Air Force reliance on this capability. For the State Department, small-lot generator procurement is the norm; a $1.82 million May 2026 order for 14 ATS generators and recurring $200K-$500K generator delivery orders characterize the tempo. The company also supplies contact-strip radio components and various electrical connectors and assemblies to DoD Aviation and the Defense Logistics Agency under spot purchase orders, likely through existing indefinite delivery vehicles.

Activity has accelerated in recent years—15 awards in 2025 and 31 in 2026 so far, compared to 20 in 2022—though the source provides a bounded slice and does not capture the vendor's complete award history. The combined potential value across all recent awards in the source stands at $1.04 billion, with $206.4 million obligated (20% realization). Twenty-two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $14.1 million in combined potential value and represent near-term recompete exposure for competitors and renewal risk for the vendor. The vendor's three documented sub-awards are minor; PD Power Systems supplies 60-kilowatt and 25-kilowatt power distribution panels to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. under what appear to be government contracts, and supplies MRO components to FCB Supplies. The vendor operates manufacturing facilities in Springfield, Virginia (headquarters and primary production) and Riverview, Florida (secondary production site), with place-of-performance spanning the continental United States, overseas locations (Department of State), and bases such as Robins Air Force Base (Georgia) and Tyndall Air Force Base (Florida).

PD Power Systems' set-aside footprint recurs across its prime portfolio: of 136 prime awards, roughly 30 carry Total Small Business or Partial Small Business set-asides, concentrated on the Army IDIQ ($114.6 million) and the Air Force ground power unit IDIQ ($482 million). The remainder compete full-and-open, reflecting the vendor's scale and technical specialization in power distribution modernization. The vendor does not appear on any major GWAC or government-wide vehicle beyond the newly awarded SHIELD IDIQ; its work flows primarily through agency-specific IDIQs and the GSA Federal Supply Schedule.