Ring Power Corp

Ring Power Corp, doing business as Ring Power Lift Truck, Ring Power Cranes, Power Systems, and Cat Entertainment Services, is an authorized Caterpillar equipment dealer headquartered in St. Augustine, Florida that sells heavy equipment repair, maintenance, rental, and specialized services to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations across 586 recent awards to 51 federal customer agencies, all priced as firm fixed-price purchase orders and definitive contracts ranging from sub-$5,000 emergency repairs to multi-million-dollar preventive maintenance agreements.

Ring Power is a for-profit corporate entity and manufacturer of goods with federal contracting history dating to at least 2002, delivering a portfolio anchored in heavy equipment repair, maintenance, and rental services. The company's capability footprint centers on emergency generator repair, rebuild, and maintenance across diesel and diesel-electric platforms (Caterpillar, Cummins, and specialized industrial units); dozer and grader repair and overhaul; forklift, crane, and material-handling equipment repair and servicing; and mobile and portable generator rental. Representative prime work includes a $877,457.94 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of Veterans Affairs for emergency generator repair services at Bay Pines VA Healthcare System through December 2025; a $566,700.00 preventive maintenance contract with the VA Medical Center in West Palm Beach for Caterpillar emergency diesel generators (four 700 KVA and three 2500 KVA units) running through May 2029; a $400,000.00 Florida Army National Guard contract awarded February 2026 for hydraulic cylinder repair and replacement on 39 vehicles; a $328,000.00 Fish and Wildlife Service contract for Caterpillar D6N dozer rebuild (the only Caterpillar Certified rebuild program available); and recent emergency generator repairs for the Federal Bureau of Prisons Coleman facility ($9,655, awarded April 2026) and generator load banking services at the VA Medical Center in Gainesville ($175,497.00 base plus four one-year options through December 2029, awarded January 2025).

Customer concentration skews toward VA facilities and the Coast Guard. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (primarily Tampa and Gainesville VA facilities) leads by potential value at $2.9 million across 41 awards, followed by the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard at $2.7 million across 67 awards — these two agencies account for roughly 37% of combined potential value across the visible portfolio. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (Coleman facility in St. Augustine) ranks fourth at $589 thousand across 16 awards, and the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 ranks fifth at $556 thousand across 22 awards. Work is performed at customer facilities across Florida (St. Augustine, Tampa, Gainesville, Clearwater, West Palm Beach, and other sites) and at Ring Power's own shops in St. Augustine and Tampa.

Award velocity shows modest growth year over year — 18 awards in 2022 to 33 in 2024, with 23 awards in 2025 and 3 year-to-date in 2026 — but average award size remains small (combined potential value $14.9 million across 586 awards yields a median in the $15,000 to $25,000 range). The top five parent vehicles carry modest order volumes: a Blanket Purchase Agreement (M6700411A0002) with 24 task orders, an Indefinite Delivery Contract (M6700408A0002) with 13 task orders carrying $812 thousand potential value, and an IDC (M6700405A0003) with 12 task orders. Ring Power's work categories concentrate in machinery repair and maintenance (147 awards under NAICS 811112 — Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance), industrial truck and tractor manufacturing (40 awards), construction machinery manufacturing (33 awards), and other engine equipment manufacturing (32 awards).

In its subcontractor role, Ring Power supplies equipment repair, rental, and field technician services to Amentum Services and Amentum Spaceport for base operations and spaceport services contracts, to Ch2M Hill for remedial action and A-E work at Eglin Air Force Base, to Manson Construction for dredging support (equipment disassembly services), to Lockheed Martin for equipment provisioning, and to HII Mission Technologies for fleet training support. Subcontract work is sparse relative to prime volume (49 sub awards versus 537 prime awards, representing 8% of the portfolio) and centers on the same core competency — heavy equipment repair, rental, maintenance, and field logistics support.