Technology For Energy Corp

Technology For Energy Corp, an employee-owned manufacturer headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, supplies specialized aviation components, calibration and repair services, and materials testing to the Department of Defense and Department of Energy as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing full-and-open without set-aside designations across the vast majority of its portfolio.

Technology For Energy Corp operates through a subsidiary, Technology For Energy Corporation, and manufactures cable assemblies, accelerometers, power supplies, vibration sensors, and balancing kits for military aviation platforms including the UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter, AV-8B Harrier aircraft, and Landing Craft Air Cushion systems. The company also provides calibration, repair, inspection, and materials testing services — including X-ray diffraction testing and Automated Track and Balance Sets (ATABS) support — under multiple Navy and Defense Logistics Agency indefinite delivery contracts. Recent representative work includes a $877.5 thousand definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command (January 2025) for rack and balance services, a $312.7 thousand delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center (February 2024) for ATABS production kits with installation, and a $219.2 thousand purchase order from the Air Force's Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (December 2022) for X-ray diffraction testing of C-130 cold roll coupons. The company also holds a $1.31 million purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for VIPER-2E dynamic balancing kits, reflecting its role as a critical supplier for advanced test equipment.

Customer concentration is heavily defense-oriented and Navy-skewed. The top five funding agencies account for 63% of awards by count and 91% of combined potential value. Naval Air Warfare Center dominates both metrics with 39 awards carrying $12 million in combined potential value, followed by Naval Supply Systems Command (28 awards, $6.3 million) and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (56 awards, $1.5 million). A sharp divergence between the two rankings reflects DLA Aviation's high volume of small individual task orders — routine component procurements in the $1,000 to $25,000 range — while Naval Air Warfare Center anchors most of the dollar value through fewer, larger delivery orders for ATABS systems and calibration services. Tennessee Valley Authority (17 awards) and Department of Energy's Western Area Power Administration (16 awards, $738 thousand) constitute the non-defense customer base, supporting power infrastructure maintenance.

Technology For Energy Corp's vehicle position centers on Navy and DLA single-award indefinite delivery contracts and basic ordering agreements. The company holds a $1.24 million REPAIR IDIQ with Naval Supply Systems Command running through April 2029, a $250 thousand DLA Aviation IDC for cable assemblies, and a $4.86 million single-award IDC (now expired or nearing expiration per the source date of November 2024) with Naval Air Warfare Center for ATABS procurement. The company also recently secured a $350 thousand single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation (November 2025) for cable assembly supply through November 2026. These vehicles enable rapid task-order issuance for emergent aviation logistics and maintenance requirements across multiple defense programs.

Award activity has grown from 15 in 2022 to 33 in 2024, with 31 awards in 2025 and 5 to date in 2026. The company's combined potential value across all 248 awards totals $23.2 million, with $21.1 million (91%) already obligated. Only 3 awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $35 thousand), indicating minimal near-term recompete pressure relative to the vendor's footprint.

Technology For Energy Corp competes predominantly on full-and-open basis; the vast majority of its recent awards carry no set-aside designation, with only scattered small-business set-aside procurement orders (total of 4 small-business awards visible in the source, typically $12 thousand to $63.5 thousand). This posture reflects the company's non-small-business status and positioning as a critical supplier on established defense logistics vehicles where full-and-open procurement dominates.

The company's capability portfolio concentrates across four overlapping domains: aircraft maintenance and repair shop equipment (47 awards), cable and cord assemblies for communication equipment (24 awards), electrical and electronic measuring and testing instruments (15 awards), and instrument repair and calibration (14 awards). Primary NAICS framing clusters around Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, and Precision Turned Product Manufacturing. This product-services mix reflects Technology For Energy Corp's role as both a component manufacturer and a critical maintenance and calibration service provider for advanced defense systems, with particular depth in balancing equipment, power systems, and electronic component assembly for naval aviation and landing craft platforms. The company maintains one visible subcontract relationship: a February 2025 sub-award to Science Applications International Corporation for Air Cushion Vehicle hull, mechanical, and electrical systems prototype development and engineering support under an ACEs Product VIPER initiative, indicating selective use of priming relationships for specialized engineering work.

Aircraft support equipment, utilities (nuclear and non-nuclear), materials testing, advanced technologies.