Texas Oil Electric Inc.

Texas Oil Electric Inc.'s Electrical Contracting division, operating as Texas Oil Electric Inc., is a woman-owned small business based in Abilene, Texas, that provides electrical contracting, facility maintenance, repair, and minor construction services to the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor exclusively. The vendor competes under total small business set-asides and full-and-open designations without subcontractor involvement; all 22 federal awards in the source are prime contracts or delivery orders.

Texas Oil Electric Inc. holds a $7 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with Air Combat Command and Global Strike Command, awarded August 12, 2022, with ultimate completion date July 31, 2027, which anchors the vendor's federal footprint. Under this IDIQ, the vendor issues firm-fixed-price delivery orders for electrical circuit establishment, cable tray and door installation, concrete pad construction, generator and HVAC equipment replacement, storm damage remediation, exterior lighting upgrades, and building repairs at Dyess Air Force Base in support of the 7th Civil Engineering Squadron. Representative task-order work includes a September 29, 2025 delivery order to replace alpha sub relays behind the base housing office ($42,129.78); a September 23, 2024 order for cable tray and door installation at Building 7235 ($38,130.99); and a June 20, 2025 purchase order to establish new electrical circuits to switchgear at the roundabout ($47,419.29). The vendor also holds a single Automatic Transfer Switch and generator replacement task order from Global Strike Command valued at $284,511.62 for flooring services at a facility in Abilene. Two purchase orders from the Federal Correctional Institution Big Spring address generator hookup services ($4,575 in July 2026 and $6,080 in July 2025).

Customer concentration is extremely narrow. Air Combat Command accounts for 18 awards totaling $7.5 million combined potential value (96% of all awards by dollar value), with Global Strike Command placing one order worth $285 thousand and the Federal Correctional Institution Big Spring placing two awards worth $11 thousand combined. The vendor's 15 task orders under the IDIQ vehicle carry $724 thousand in combined potential value. Activity peaked in 2023 (eight awards) and has since declined — three awards in 2025 and one in 2026 — indicating either completion of major work phases or capacity constraints. Work is performed exclusively at Dyess Air Force Base and the Big Spring correctional facility, both in Texas.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on electrical maintenance and facility support services under PSC codes for repair and alteration of real property; the primary NAICS category is commercial and institutional building construction. The vendor has established a consistent delivery-order relationship under a single stable IDIQ vehicle, with order values ranging from $500 to $284,511.62, and carries no subcontract dependencies or teaming relationships in the visible award record.

Established in 1964. Experienced in electrical, commercial building construction, fire alarm, concrete, electric motor repair, flooring, generator installation, carpentry, and pole light construction. References include military bases.