Teco-Westinghouse Motor Company

Teco-Westinghouse Motor Company, doing business as Teco-Westinghouse Motor Co, manufactures electric motors and generators and performs specialized repair and maintenance on marine propulsion equipment for federal maritime and defense agencies, operating primarily as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) competing on a full-and-open basis. Based in Round Rock, Texas, Teco-Westinghouse is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and DOT-certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise competing without set-aside restriction across its federal footprint.

The company's capability portfolio centers on electric motor and generator manufacturing, marine propulsion equipment overhaul, and specialized machinery repair. Representative prime work includes a $502,434 firm fixed-price contract with the U.S. Coast Guard (awarded September 2024) for overhaul of a main propulsion generator stator aboard a 140-foot Inland Buoy Tender vessel, completion targeted for February 2026; a $50,846 purchase order from the Coast Guard (March 2026) for winding evaluation services at Teco-Westinghouse's Round Rock facility; and a $23,524 purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (September 2021) for annual electric main propulsion motor inspections and recertification of the research vessel Bell Shimada. The company's award portfolio spans 15 distinct customer agencies over the past three-plus decades, with the most recent work dated April 2026.

Customer concentration reflects a maritime-operations focus. The Coast Guard accounts for 72% of recent awards by count (38 awards, $13.6 million combined potential value), driving 98% coverage of the top-customer ranking by dollars. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center anchors secondary exposure with two awards totaling $4.6 million. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, the Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command, and NOAA round out the active set. Teco-Westinghouse places work under an Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Coast Guard (HSCG4014D60661) spanning 12 task orders and $6.8 million combined potential value.

Recent activity shows modest volume — two awards in 2026, one in 2025, three in 2024 — following minimal activity in 2021 and 2022. The company obligated $24 million across all awards, exceeding its combined potential value of $21.9 million. In its subcontractor footprint, Teco-Westinghouse performs main propulsion motor drydock repairs to the Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star under a task order from an unnamed prime (April 2026), vessel operation and maintenance support to Crowley Government Services under a Coast Guard contract (February 2025), and radar assembly and component work to Raytheon on a Qatar Early Warning Radar program (May and October 2024). The company also acts as a sub-recipient under a Clemson University federal grant, leading multi-source heat recovery system component design and procurement for a 1 MWe system demonstration (award date September 2022).