Vericor Power Systems LLC

Vericor Power Systems LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, manufactures and supplies aero-derivative gas turbine components, specialized mechanical assemblies, and repair services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating entirely in the full-and-open federal marketplace with no set-aside designations. The company competes without SBA certifications and has established itself as a critical supplier to naval and defense logistics customers through 1,477 recent prime awards spanning the past two decades, with combined potential value of $553.4 million and 94 percent obligated dollars.

Vericor's core capability portfolio centers on gas turbine components and systems for military aviation, maritime, land vehicle, and power generation platforms. Representative work includes a $4.58 million firm fixed-price purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (awarded September 2024) for depot repair of 119 SAFRAN FADEC ETF40B engine components with completion by January 2029; a $3.76 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order (April 2024) for repair of two ETF40B gas turbine engines in year four of a multi-year sustainment program; a $983 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order (May 2025) for depot repair of one ETF40B power plant generator; and a $622.7 thousand manifold assembly purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (April 2025) with completion by August 2027. Smaller-value representative orders span hundreds of component types including turbine adapters, spark gas igniters, wiring harnesses, seals, nozzle assemblies, stators, and mechanical fasteners. Two production facilities are actively used: Alpharetta, Georgia (primary) and Greer, South Carolina, with subordinate operations in Johns Creek, Georgia and College Park, Georgia.

Customer concentration is dominated by naval commands and defense logistics agencies. The top five funding agencies account for 94 percent of recent award count: Naval Sea Systems Command leads in combined potential value at $428.9 million across 144 awards; Naval Supply Systems Command follows with $65.3 million across 445 awards; Defense Logistics Agency Aviation carries $12.5 million across 466 awards; Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime holds $7.1 million across 273 awards; and Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Hardware accounts for $1 million across 63 awards. The dollar rankings diverge sharply from award-count rankings—Naval Sea Systems Command's 144 awards anchor the bulk of potential value, while DLA Aviation's 466 awards carry proportionally lower per-order magnitude, reflecting a mix of high-value sustainment contracts with the Navy and routine component procurements through DLA.

Vericor holds five active indefinite delivery contracts. Two recent single-award IDCs (awarded March and February 2026) each carry $350,000 ceilings: one for metal tube assemblies to DLA Land and Maritime (completion March 2027) and one for spark gas igniters to the same customer (completion February 2027). An earlier single-award IDC for wiring harness branched components to DLA Aviation carries a $250,000 ceiling (completion June 2026). Two additional single-award IDCs—one for connecting link rigging (DLA Land and Maritime, $250,000 ceiling, June 2023) and one for gas igniters (DLA Land and Maritime, $250,000 ceiling, May 2023)—are either completed or near expiration. Parent vehicles used are primarily Navy Basic Ordering Agreements and Indefinite Delivery Contracts; the highest-traffic vehicles are Basic Ordering Agreement N0010412GA752 (85 task orders, $29.6 million) and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010407GA002 (41 task orders, $6.3 million).

Activity shows modest decline year over year: 89 awards in 2022, 43 in 2023, 67 in 2024, 42 in 2025, and 13 awarded so far in 2026. The pipeline carries low recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months—only 29 awards with ultimate completion dates in that window, combining for $1.5 million in potential value, suggesting limited near-term revenue cliff for the vendor. The award portfolio concentrates in turbine and turbine generator set units manufacturing (495 awards) and gas turbine components by PSC code (398 awards), with secondary concentration in hardware manufacturing, gaskets, sealing devices, electrical components, and mechanical power transmission equipment.

Vericor operates as 100 percent prime contractor across its footprint; no subcontract activity appears in the source. The vendor manufactures and performs all work in-house at company-controlled facilities without identified subcontractors, maintaining operational control over specialized turbine component design, manufacturing, and repair across its four active production and support locations.