Pergravis LLC

Pergravis LLC, a Tampa, Florida-based limited liability company, is a prime contractor providing emergency maintenance and preventative maintenance services for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and power conditioning and continuation interface equipment (PCCIE) across the Department of Defense and federal agencies. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside participation; across 2,248 recent awards, 100% are primes and zero are set-asides.

Pergravis operates as a specialized UPS infrastructure services vendor. Its concrete capability footprint centers on emergency maintenance response (typically 4- to 8-hour emergency service windows), scheduled preventative maintenance, battery and capacitor replacements, fan replacements, and full system repairs for Eaton, Schneider Electric, Toshiba, Vertiv, and Powerware equipment at military installations, naval facilities, and federal research centers. Representative work includes a $1.78 million five-year fixed-price definitive contract with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (awarded October 2025) for sitewide UPS preventative maintenance and 24/7 emergency repair at nine buildings across the Gaithersburg, Maryland campus; a $94.8 thousand Army Communications Electronics Command contract (September 2025) for ISEC CMET UPS refurbishment, modernization, and annual maintenance at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, running through September 2030; and a $17.7 thousand National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration small-business-set-aside purchase order (October 2025) for preventative maintenance across six National Weather Service Weather Forecast Offices in the western United States.

Pergravis' customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Air Force entities. The top five customer agencies by award count cover 61% of all awards: Air Force Space Command (423 awards, $28.8 million), Air Combat Command (334 awards, $12.8 million), the parent Department of the Air Force (257 awards, $11 million), Air Education and Training Command (187 awards, $8 million), and Air Force Materiel Command (174 awards, $250.8 million). When ranked by potential value, the concentration widens dramatically: Air Force Materiel Command anchors 40% of the dollar value across all awards at $250.8 million, followed by the Defense Information Systems Agency at $57.8 million—a divergence driven by Pergravis' large parent contract vehicles held under AFMC authority. The company has served 92 distinct federal customer agencies in recent years, but Air Force lines of business dominate the revenue footprint.

Pergravis holds two active parent indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) under Air Force Materiel Command. The primary vehicle—IDC FA821719D0002, awarded May 2024 with ultimate completion May 12, 2025—carries a $12.4 million ceiling and has generated 1,436 task orders valued at $73.2 million. A successor IDC, FA821724D0002 (also May 2024), holds a separate ceiling and has spawned 622 task orders worth $30.6 million. A third AFMC vehicle, FA821724D0003, carries 82 task orders at $8.1 million. Additionally, Pergravis holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract from which 34 task orders have been issued totaling $49.6 million. These vehicles enable rapid task-order issuance across the Air Force enterprise—most delivery orders are firm fixed-price ranging from $1.5 thousand to $463 thousand, with ultimate completion dates typically twelve months from award.

Activity has remained flat year over year: 361 awards in 2022, declining slightly to 345 in 2023, rebounding to 353 in 2024 and 351 in 2025, with 113 awards recorded through mid-September 2026 (suggesting approximately 450–500 awards for the full 2026 calendar year at extrapolated pace). Combined potential value across all awards stands at $621.5 million, with $169.6 million (27%) obligated to date. Awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months total 271 delivery orders valued at $35.4 million—a moderate recompete cliff primarily driven by AFMC parent contract cycles rather than a sharp cliff.

Pergravis' NAICS footprint is concentrated in UPS and electrical equipment repair: 1,450 awards fall under Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (NAICS 811219), and 712 fall under Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (NAICS 811213); together these account for roughly 96% of award volume. PSC codes track similarly—2,160 awards carry the Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Electrical Wire and Power Distribution Equipment designation (M-series PSC), reflecting the vendor's narrow but deep specialization in power infrastructure support.

Pergravis' GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans sixteen categories priced from $62.56/hour (Coordinator, bachelor's, six years experience) to $265.56/hour (Principal, master's, twelve years experience). Mid-range roles include Critical Facilities Engineer II at $126.50/hour and Project Manager I at $152.56/hour. No security clearances are offered across the active labor schedule, consistent with Pergravis' focus on civilian and unclassified military facility support rather than cleared defense programs.

The company subcontracts minimally. The sole sub-award in the source data is a March 2024 $32.6 million sub role under The Boeing Company for C-17 training system support—a single outlier that represents less than 0.1% of Pergravis' recent award portfolio and does not reflect its primary business model as a direct-prime UPS maintenance vendor.