Southern California Edison Company

Southern California Edison Company (SCE), a major electric utility provider headquartered in Rosemead, California, is a for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since 2002 that delivers critical electrical infrastructure and utility services to various federal agencies. As a prime federal contractor and grant recipient, SCE specializes in providing electric utility services, infrastructure support, energy management systems, and renewable energy solutions to government facilities across multiple sectors. The company has established a robust portfolio of federal contracts and grants that demonstrate its comprehensive capabilities in power delivery, grid infrastructure management, and technological innovation.

SCE's federal contract portfolio reveals extensive electrical utility service provisions across multiple government agencies, including the Department of Justice (Bureau of Prisons and FBI), Bureau of Land Management, Indian Health Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Defense Contract Management Agency, and National Office. The contracts range from providing continuous uninterrupted electrical power to federal facilities, leasing communications sites, delivering electric services to correctional complexes, and supporting infrastructure at various locations including Victorville, Carson, Blythe, and Rosemead. All contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders or purchase orders, with no specific small business set-aside designations. The contract values vary significantly, ranging from $30,000 to nearly $3 million, and typically have extended performance periods ranging from months to several years.

SCE's federal grant awards focus on advanced energy infrastructure and cybersecurity initiatives, particularly through the Department of Energy's specialized programs. The company has received two significant grants: a $166,838,360 Project Grant for creating a solid-state power substation in Rosemead, which aims to install modular multi-level converters and improve electric grid infrastructure reliability, and a $5,599,971 Cooperative Agreement from the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response (CESER). The CESER grant specifically supports developing innovative cybersecurity solutions for distributed energy devices, focusing on enabling reliable, self-organizing monitoring and control techniques during potential cyberattacks. These grants underscore SCE's commitment to advancing energy technology, grid resilience, and cybersecurity in critical infrastructure sectors.