Sargent Electric Co

Sargent Electric Co., a for-profit electrical construction and equipment installation contractor based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, operates as a prime contractor on federal repair, maintenance, and build-out projects (94% of recent awards) and occasionally subcontracts on larger electrical infrastructure work. The vendor is foreign-owned and competes on full-and-open basis without SBA set-aside designations.

Sargent's work is grounded in electrical construction, installation, and maintenance services. Recent prime activity includes a $41,300 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Drug Enforcement Administration for tower construction (STVP/SARGENTELECTRIC project), awarded July 2024 with completion July 2025. Subcontract work with Stampede Ventures, Inc. has encompassed feeder wiring, branch circuit wiring, fire alarm wiring, natural gas generator installation, and electrical distribution system repairs at a NIOSH Pittsburgh facility (December 2023) and related electrical improvements across multiple options (October 2022). The top NAICS category across the source is Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors (11 awards), with secondary work in commercial and institutional building construction and power line structures.

Customer concentration is fractured across multiple civilian and defense agencies. The Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office accounts for 100% of potential value at the top-customer level ($2.9 million from a single award), while the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pittsburgh leads by award count (8 awards, $147 thousand combined potential value). The Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force follow with seven and four awards respectively, though neither appears in the top-value ranking. The CDC Pittsburgh, CDC Office of Acquisition Services, DEA, and Veterans Affairs account for 75% of the award count but represent a small fraction of potential value, indicating a pattern of small, recurring maintenance and repair orders alongside occasional larger capital or infrastructure work.

Sargent's activity trajectory shows minimal recent volume. Awards per year declined from four in 2015 to one in each of 2020, 2022, 2023, and 2024. The combined potential value across all 32 awards in the source is $3.1 million, though obligated dollars across awards total $13.4 million, indicating that completion and invoicing have outpaced contract ceiling values. Task orders are placed under four Army indefinite-delivery vehicles spanning decades (DAAD0587C0094, DAAJ0486C0012, DAEA0886C0037), plus one Air Force vehicle (F0470387C0717), suggesting long-standing prime relationships on military electrical maintenance contracts rather than recent competitive wins. Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal activity—only three SCI records, all as named subcontractor, with 1.6 FTEs reported in FY2024—reflecting a vendor footprint dominated by micro-purchases, purchase orders, and goods that fall below SCI reporting thresholds.