Wells Global, LLC

Wells Global, LLC, a Raleigh, North Carolina-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, is a prime contractor providing critical power systems installation, design, and maintenance services to the Federal Aviation Administration across the National Airspace System, operating exclusively in the full-and-open competitive marketplace with no set-aside designations.

Wells Global's capability footprint centers on electrical infrastructure modernization for FAA facilities: site surveys and preliminary assessments at navigation aid sites; engineering design services for permanent and temporary power distribution systems; installation and construction of emergency generators 20 kilowatts and larger, uninterruptible power supplies 10 kilovolt-amperes and larger, and fuel storage tanks 250 gallons or more with monitoring systems; underground distribution cabling work spanning 1,000 feet or more; lightning protection system deployment; and critical power distribution system (CPDS) upgrades at air traffic control towers and terminal radar approach control facilities nationwide. Representative work includes a $1,895,603 delivery order (May 2026, FAA Headquarters) for permanent power systems installation design at Atlanta Air Route Traffic Control Center in Hampton, Georgia; a $1,827,681 order (May 2026, FAA Headquarters) for site-specific permanent power systems design at Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center in Oberlin, Ohio; and a $2,427,016 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act-funded delivery order (April 2022, FAA) for power cable replacement and installation at the St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Electrical Line Distribution facility.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The FAA accounts for virtually the entire portfolio across multiple internal contracting offices. FAA Headquarters dominates by combined potential value, holding 216 awards worth $2.27 billion (84% of total portfolio value), while the FAA Aeronautical Center accounts for 316 awards worth $200.4 million by count but lower aggregate value, and FAA Franchise Acquisition Services holds 145 awards worth $185.4 million. The top-five customer groupings represent 98% of combined potential value, all within FAA. Wells Global has no material revenue streams outside the FAA and competes as a full-and-open contractor against other power systems vendors across multiple FAA vehicle classes.

Wells Global seats on three primary FAA IDIQs. The largest is the Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ (contract DTFAAC10D00065, $631.7 million, through October 31, 2026, awarded October 26, 2021), under which 163 delivery orders have been placed totaling $106.4 million in combined potential value. The company also holds a recently awarded Critical Power Systems Installation Services multiple-award IDIQ (awarded September 18, 2025, $1.32 billion ceiling, through September 16, 2035), under which task orders are now beginning to flow, including a $1,895,603 May 2026 order for Atlanta ARTCC permanent power design and a $182,231 January 2026 order for Los Angeles ARTCC automatic transfer switch replacement. Additionally, Wells Global holds a single-award training and training support services IDIQ (awarded May 12, 2022, $4.77 million, through May 11, 2027) supporting Air Route Traffic Control Center and Critical Essential Power Systems (ACEPS) programs, with task orders funding facility rental, utilities, and on-the-job training at engineering support facilities in Raleigh and Brentwood, North Carolina. The portfolio also references four legacy FAA contract vehicles (DTFAAC16D00019, DTFAAC04D00057, DTFAAC14D00035, and others) collectively accounting for 588 task orders and $445.8 million in combined potential value, many of which are nearing completion.

Activity has declined sharply in the recent period. Awards per year tracked 31 (2022), 56 (2023), 43 (2024), 34 (2025), and 14 (through early July 2026, an incomplete year). The recompete cliff is material: 43 awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $98.8 million, representing exposure from legacy contract vehicles rolling off and migration to the newly awarded IDIQ. The power systems installation market at FAA is undergoing vehicle consolidation, with the legacy DTFAAC10D00065 contract running through October 2026 while the new $1.32 billion Critical Power Systems Installation Services vehicle (awarded September 2025) is ramping.

Wells Global operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontracted federal work in the source data; 100% of awards are prime contracts or delivery orders under prime vehicles. The company's business model is project execution under FAA infrastructure modernization programs funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, and routine facilities and equipment appropriations.

The company's Federal footprint is hyper-concentrated in a single customer and a narrow service line. Eight hundred fourteen awards to the FAA over a data span from 1999 to July 2026 generates a $2.72 billion combined potential value portfolio, with only $553.9 million obligated to date (20% of ceiling). Wells Global's competitive position rests entirely on demonstrating technical capability, safety compliance, and cost discipline in executing electrical infrastructure work at scale across the distributed FAA National Airspace System facility base. The newly awarded $1.32 billion IDIQ represents the company's forward platform for the next decade of power systems modernization at FAA facilities.