Stationary Power Systems Inc.

Stationary Power Systems Inc., a small-business for-profit corporation based in Irving, Texas, manufactures and supplies uninterruptible power supply (UPS) batteries and backup power systems to federal agencies as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition, with no recurring use of small-business set-asides across its prime footprint. The company specializes in rechargeable and sealed battery systems, primarily Instrument Landing System (ILS) backup batteries (NSN 6140-01-291-6488) and 16-volt EnerSys UPS units, serving civilian agencies with critical power infrastructure needs.

Stationary Power Systems holds a dominant position with the Federal Aviation Administration, which accounts for 72% of its recent awards and 95% of combined potential value across its customer base. The company operates under two primary FAA indefinite delivery contracts: IDC 6973GH-21-D-00061, a single-award vehicle valued at $1.16 million expiring September 29, 2026, which has generated ten task orders worth $804 thousand, and IDC DTFAAC15D00031, which has generated seven task orders worth $996 thousand. Recent FAA delivery orders include $133.7 thousand (April 2026, 400 units ILS batteries), $66.9 thousand (February 2026, 200 units at $334.30 per unit), and $56.8 thousand (October 2024, ILS backup batteries). The company also holds active relationships with the Indian Health Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Geological Survey, and Department of the Navy, though these represent significantly smaller contract volumes. A total small-business set-aside purchase order from the Indian Health Service (August 2025, $57.6 thousand for 80 HX400-12 FR UPS batteries at Crownpoint Service Unit, New Mexico) and a comparable NOAA set-aside (September 2024, $46.2 thousand for 30 16-volt EnerSys UPS batteries and installation at Fairbanks, Alaska) represent exceptions to the vendor's otherwise full-and-open competitive posture.

Award activity shows modest consistency—one to four awards annually over the past five years—with $2.2 million in combined potential value across thirty-six prime contracts and no subcontract footprint. Only three awards ($267 thousand combined) reach completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The company's NAICS concentration is overwhelming: 69% of awards fall under Storage Battery Manufacturing (NAICS 335911), with top PSC coding concentrated in rechargeable batteries. All work is performed at the contractor's Irving, Texas facility.