Uptime Power Services, Inc.

Uptime Power Services, Inc. operates as a subcontractor (87% of recent awards) delivering uninterruptible power supply (UPS) maintenance, hardware replacement, and IT infrastructure support to federal agencies, primarily NASA. The San Jose, California-based for-profit corporation holds a single prime award alongside seven sub-awards concentrated at NASA Ames Research Center spanning the past thirteen years.

Uptime Power Services' customer footprint is heavily concentrated at NASA, which accounts for all but one of its eight recent awards. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command holds the single prime award ($138 thousand combined potential value). Across its subcontractor work, Uptime Power Services delivers specialized services under NASA's Ames Research Center Consolidated Information Technology Services (ACITS) 4 contract, where it has performed UPS hardware and software maintenance support, VRLA battery replacement, and new UPS installation and configuration from 2021 through 2023. The vendor also supports telecommunications and data center services as a sub under the Advanced Enterprise Global Information Technology Solutions (AEGIS) contract, an agency-wide communications services vehicle providing cloud computing and IT infrastructure solutions.

Activity has been episodic rather than sustained. The vendor recorded one award in 2013, one in 2020, a cluster of three in 2021, two in 2022, and one in 2023; the most recent award dates to December 2023, placing the vendor's active pipeline more than two years in the past based on the source snapshot. Combined obligated dollars ($638 thousand) exceed combined potential value ($138 thousand) by a factor of 4.6, indicating that Uptime Power Services invoiced substantially against task orders originally valued lower or that multiple task orders under the same contract vehicle accumulated obligated amounts. The vendor's capability scope remains narrow and specialized — UPS hardware and battery services under IT security and power management categories — with no indication of recent growth or expansion into adjacent federal markets.