Electrical government contracts

In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $702.40M on electrical contracts so far (Defense contracts arrive about 90 days late, so the year's total is still rising). Department of Defense bought the most, followed by Department of Veterans Affairs. 37 electrical contract opportunities are open now on SAM.gov, and 207 contracts worth $2.37B with options end in the next 12 months.

Electrical construction and repair: wiring, lighting, power distribution, generators and controls at military installations, VA medical centers, ports and federal buildings.

Set-asides: at least 39% of FY2026's electrical contract dollars ($274.52M) went through contracts set aside for small businesses, most through service-disabled veteran-owned and small business set-asides. Many orders under larger contracts carry no set-aside code, so this counts only what is reported. How set-asides work →

Open notices

All 37 open notices →

Where the work is, FY2026

  1. Virginia $105.94M
  2. Texas $50.79M
  3. California $40.31M
  4. District of Columbia $34.70M
  5. New York $32.17M
  6. Illinois $26.01M
  7. Northern Mariana Islands $24.40M
  8. Florida $23.59M
  9. Oregon $21.79M
  10. Washington $18.58M

Money by year

  • FY2023$944.94M
  • FY2024$824.08M
  • FY2025$791.71M
  • FY2026$702.40M

Obligations (money committed) in prime awards, from USAspending.gov.

Contracts ending in the next 12 months

207 contracts, $2.37B with options. The largest:

ContractIncumbentEndsValue with options
692M1525C00004
THIS PROCUREMENT, ENTITLED THE BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM (BAS) UPGRADE, WILL UPGRADE THE BAS SOFTWARE FROM THE CONTINUUM PLATFORM TO THE ECOSTRUXURE VERSION.
The Trim Group LLC2026-10-26$1.13M
W912DQ25CA029
FIRE ALARMS AND MASS NOTIFICATION REPLACEMENT FOR NINE BUILDINGS
Ses Technologies LLC2026-10-29$5.37M
36C25025C0155
UPGRADE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
Armcorp Construction Inc2026-10-29$1.54M
36C24522C0178
RELOCATE ELECTRICAL FEEDER
American Vet Industries, LLC2026-10-30$5.47M
FA330024C0052
FURNISH ALL PLANT, LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO PERFORM ALL WORK IN CONNECTION WITH PROJECT NUMBER PNQS 19-8000, REPLACE/REPAIR FIRE ALARMS, BUILDINGS 800, 941, AND 1489, MAXWELL AFB.
Outside Box LLC2026-10-30$3.19M
36C25226P0452Kish & Sons Electric Inc2026-10-30$1.49M
6973GH24F01016
BIL FUNDS. 2023 INDOOR EG AND DIESEL FST BASELINE INSTALLATION FUNDING FOR WASHINGTON DC (DCAF) ATCT JCN:23007744
Wells Global, LLC2026-10-30$1.47M
6973GH24F00893
CONDUCT CONSTRUCTABILITY REVIEW FOR REPLACEMENT OF (5) 15,000-GALLON ASTS, (1) 2000-GALLON AST, (1) 1000-GALLON GAS AST, (3) DTS, (2) 80KW EGS, (2) SHELTERS, (2580 FT) OF REMOTE FILL LINE, AND RECONFIGURATION OF FUEL SYSTEM AT MIDDLETON IS, AK (MDO)
Sentinel Power Services, LLC2026-10-31$12.35M
6973GH22F01548
BIL FUNDING FOR SITE SURVEY, DESIGN, AND EG INSTALLATION AT SILVER CITY, NM (SVC) ARSR JCN:19007420
Chickasaw Strategic Pointe, LLC2026-10-31$1.08M
68HERC25C0040
N063- INSTALLATION OF ALARM WITH CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR REPLACEMENT OF A NETWORKED FIRE ALARM AND VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM
Grot, Inc.2026-11-04$1.85M

All of them, with filters →

How the government buys electrical work

  • Construction contracts over $2,000 fall under the Davis-Bacon Act: workers must be paid the prevailing wages in the solicitation's wage determination, with certified weekly payrolls.
  • Larger construction contracts require performance and payment bonds (the Miller Act), and many solicitations ask for a bid bond. Line up your bonding capacity before you bid.
  • Much of this work is done by subcontractors to a base's facilities or construction prime. The prime contractors winning it, listed on this page, are the companies to approach.

Industry codes

Federal contracts are filed under NAICS industry codes. This page counts this one; each has its own page with every office that buys it and the newest awards.

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From USAspending.gov prime awards (obligations: money committed) and SAM.gov notices, updated daily. Sources and limits