Power Engineers Inc.

Power Engineers Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit consulting engineering firm headquartered in Hailey, Idaho, delivers architect-engineer and electrical infrastructure design services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to defense primes, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The vendor operates under a $60 million IDIQ contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Pacific and generates the majority of its federal prime revenue from Guam-based military infrastructure modernization, power resilience, and electrical distribution projects.

Power Engineers' customer concentration is acute. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors the portfolio with 38 awards valued at $240.9 million combined potential value — 90% of the top-customer rankings by dollar value and 66% of all prime awards by count. The United States Trade and Development Agency ($50.2 million across 2 awards) and the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations ($32.6 million across 11 awards) comprise the second and third tiers. The Department of Energy rounds out the top five with 38 awards, though those carry negligible individual values. Beyond these leaders, the vendor serves 16 additional federal agencies at a much smaller scale, for a total of 21 distinct customer agencies across the prime footprint.

Recent activity shows strong growth through 2025, scaling from one award in 2022 to six in 2023, three in 2024, and 15 in 2025, with the most recent prime award dated January 5, 2026. This trajectory reflects deepening NAVFAC Pacific engagement on a recurring portfolio of Guam military construction and energy resilience projects. Ten awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $39 million and face recompete exposure. Concrete recent Navy prime work includes a $1.22 million delivery order (January 2026) for architectural and engineering services on the FY28 MILCON Project P-825 electrical substation and distribution system at Camp Blaz, Guam; a $2.63 million engineering study (September 2025) quantifying power generation requirements and evaluating interconnection feasibility under the P2304 Typhoon Mawar electrical power resilience initiative; a $25.5 million firm fixed-price delivery order (November 2021, extended through December 2027) for the FY24 MILCON Project P-678 satellite communications facility at Naval Base Guam; and a $16.79 million delivery order (April 2023, extended through September 2030) for the FY24 MILCON Project P-614 Guam Joint Consolidated Communication Center with post-construction award services.

Power Engineers' parent vehicle footprint is dominated by NAVFAC Pacific contracts. The N6274220D0003 IDIQ generated 20 task orders valued at $67.1 million; the N6274216D0002 IDIQ produced 16 task orders worth $37.7 million; and the SALMEC05D0010 IDIQ carried 32 task orders totaling $33.8 million. A fourth NAVFAC vehicle, DEAM6596WA13322, accounts for 35 task orders. The concentration reflects Power Engineers' embedded status as a primary architect-engineer provider for NAVFAC Pacific's Indo-Pacific infrastructure modernization mission, particularly across Guam and Hawaii.

As a subcontractor, Power Engineers operates at a small scale. Eleven sub awards span five named primes: Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (five awards for Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability Site 2 production engineering services), Mdpac JV (one award for electrical scope reduction and microgrid integration support on the P-676 Polaris Point Submarine Pier project), Summer Consultants Inc. (electrical engineering peer review for Vandenberg Space Force Base distribution line repair), Aktarius LLC (design package support for Marine Corps Base Hawaii electric vehicle charging stations), WSM Pacific Siop (high-voltage drawings and specifications for FDA construction), and Lockheed Martin Corp (contract definition support). SCI-reported activity for FY2024 shows 0.6 FTEs delivered under one subcontractor record, indicating that SCI-tracked service-contract work represents a negligible subset of Power Engineers' federal footprint. The vendor's engineering services operate predominantly under delivery-order procurement structures with firm fixed-price terms and carry no set-aside designations, reflecting competition on technical merit and capability rather than small-business reserve positioning.