San Diego Gas & Electric Company

San Diego Gas & Electric Company, doing business as SDG&E, is a regulated public utility that serves as a critical infrastructure partner for federal agencies throughout the San Diego region. As a major energy service provider operating across San Diego and southern Orange counties with a customer base exceeding 3.4 million, SDG&E leverages its established utility infrastructure and operational expertise to deliver essential services to federal government facilities. The company provides electricity, natural gas, water, and comprehensive energy management solutions to support federal installation operations and modernization initiatives across multiple agency types.

SDG&E has demonstrated consistent delivery of utility and energy services through numerous federal contract awards spanning from routine operational support to substantial infrastructure projects. The company has provided electric utility services as the prime contractor to the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons' Metropolitan Correctional Center San Diego through multiple delivery orders ranging from hundreds to over one million dollars annually, complemented by natural gas utility service orders and specialized support including planned power outage inspections. The International Boundary and Water Commission U.S.-Mexico has awarded SDG&E multiple delivery orders valued at approximately $16.6 million for electrical utility services at the San Diego Field Office supporting border infrastructure operations. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command has issued substantial delivery orders to SDG&E, including a $30.01 million energy savings performance services project at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton for extension and sustainment of renewable energy systems, and an $18.3 million no-cost modification for heat pump technology upgrades at a federal facility. The Department of Energy Region 9 awarded an $8.38 million delivery order for utility energy performance savings services at the San Diego Service Center covering three buildings with completion scheduled through May 2035. Additional recipients of SDG&E services include the Department of Veterans Affairs and other federal installations throughout the region. All awards have been issued without set-aside designations, reflecting SDG&E's status as the primary contractor capable of delivering these essential services as a regulated utility with direct operational responsibility for the San Diego area's infrastructure.

SDG&E holds two primary federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles that structure its federal service delivery. The company maintains a $200 million single-award Basic Ordering Agreement with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, awarded June 28, 2021, extending through June 27, 2026, for Utility Energy Services Contract (UESC) energy savings performance services. Under this BOA, SDG&E performs as prime contractor delivering comprehensive energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy system services to federal facilities throughout the San Diego region, with delivery orders structured on firm fixed-price bases. The second IDV is a $50 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the General Services Administration Energy Division on March 9, 2021, extending through March 8, 2031, providing area-wide public utility services including electric, gas, energy management, and regulated utility services across San Diego County. This GSA contract vehicle has supported delivery orders from multiple federal agencies including the Department of Justice, International Boundary and Water Commission, Department of Energy, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Both IDVs position SDG&E as a cornerstone utility partner for federal agencies requiring ongoing and specialized energy and utility support, with the NAVFAC UESC agreement particularly supporting military installation modernization and sustainability objectives while the GSA vehicle enables flexible procurement of routine utility services across the federal footprint in San Diego County.