Titan Specialized Services Inc.

Titan Specialized Services Inc., a women-owned small business headquartered in Eden, Utah, delivers uninterruptible power supply (UPS) maintenance, battery replacement, and critical electrical infrastructure repair services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small business and women-owned small business set-asides. The company operates predominantly on purchase orders and delivery orders valued between $8,000 and $358,000, with recent activity concentrated in fiscal 2025 and early 2026.

Titan's customer base spans 27 federal agencies across defense, civilian, and independent components. The top five customers by award count and dollar value account for roughly 49% and 57% of recent awards respectively, with the Department of Army Installation Management Command's Northeast Region leading both volume and dollars ($793 thousand across four awards centered on Fort Drum, New York), followed by Army Southern Command ($298 thousand across four awards), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ($246 thousand across eight awards for weather service and research facility UPS work), Naval Network Warfare Command ($205 thousand for a single B420 UPS replacement), and the Veterans Health Administration ($179 thousand). The Army ranks as the largest customer across both metrics, anchored by a five-year single-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $409,697.91 awarded April 2, 2024, running through March 31, 2029, under which Titan has issued three delivery orders totaling $383,572.91 for UPS battery replacement, complete unit replacement, and preventative maintenance at Fort Drum; three additional delivery orders for similar work were issued by Army Materiel Command Northeast Region under related vehicles.

Concrete capability work reflects Titan's specialization in critical power infrastructure. Representative prime awards include a $358,436.91 delivery order (April 2024) for battery replacement and preventative maintenance across 49 UPS systems at Fort Drum under the Army Materiel Command IDIQ; a $205,037.82 purchase order (February 2025) from Naval Network Warfare Command for a B420 UPS replacement (Eaton 93PM model) serving the Information Warfare Training Command in Virginia Beach; a $110,980 purchase order (July 2024) from Army Pacific Command for UPS system repair at the Mission Training Complex at Fort Richardson, Alaska; and a $102,224.17 purchase order (September 2025) from Naval Sea Systems Command for semi-annual and annual preventative maintenance and emergency repair across three 160-kilowatt-ampere UPS units at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma and one unit at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Smaller orders span battery replacements, UPS unit swaps, preventative maintenance, and fan kit replacements across NOAA National Weather Service facilities in Alaska, Guam, and the continental United States, as well as electrical upgrades and generator installations at Indian Health Service and other civilian agency sites. Work is classified predominantly under NAICS 238210 (Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors), with secondary concentration in battery manufacturing and electronic equipment repair.

Titan also holds a newly awarded single-award blanket purchase agreement with the Pennsylvania National Guard, valued at $349,999.99 with a five-year period of performance through July 13, 2031, for 24/7 emergency repair, corrective maintenance, and preventative services on UPS systems at the Mission Training Complex at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. The contract requires four-hour telephone response and twenty-four-hour on-site deployment capabilities.

Activity has grown sharply in fiscal 2025, with 14 awards compared to three in 2024 and five in 2022, reflecting expanding market penetration across Army, Navy, Air Force, and civilian components. The company competes almost entirely under small business set-asides (94% of recent awards are prime contracts and IDVs); roughly 85% of awards carry total small business or women-owned small business designations. Subcontract exposure is minimal — three sub-awards under Army Intelligence and Security Command procurement cover equipment maintenance and machinery purchases. The recompete cliff shows minimal near-term exposure, with only two awards completing within the next twenty-four months and carrying a combined potential value of $52 thousand; the three-year Army Materiel Command delivery order window extending through April 2027 represents the most material continuation risk. Titan's award history with federal agencies spans back to at least 2002 per SAM.gov registration, though recent activity clustering in 2025 and 2026 reflects either accelerated growth or expanded visibility in the source data.

Founded in 1999, Titan Specialized Services, Inc. (TSS) provides power back up technology services for private and public sector organizations. We are end-to-end critical infrastructure engineers delivering single-point solutions that result in increased reliability, uptime and operability while lowering operating costs for our clients.