COAHOMA ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION

COAHOMA ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION is a rural electric utility provider specializing in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power to member communities in Mississippi. Operating under NAICS 221122, the organization delivers essential energy infrastructure services, including grid maintenance, substation operations, load management, and outage response systems. Their technical expertise centers on medium-voltage distribution networks, rural electrification standards, and compliance with NERC reliability protocols. The association emphasizes community-based energy resilience, with capabilities in asset management, metering systems, and coordination with regional transmission entities to ensure stable power delivery in underserved areas. Award history is not available to confirm specific federal contracts or agency engagements, and no direct evidence exists of work performed for federal departments or defense-related entities. As such, no agency relationships or federal program participation can be inferred from the provided data. The contractor’s industry focus is exclusively within the electric power generation and distribution sector, serving local cooperative membership structures rather than federal procurement markets. Their market positioning is rooted in rural utility service delivery, not federal contracting, and they operate under a not-for-profit cooperative model designed to serve geographic member-owners. COAHOMA ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION is structured as a member-owned cooperative (8H) with no federal certifications on record. The organization is geographically anchored in Lyon, Mississippi, and its operations are confined to serving local rural communities. While deeply embedded in regional energy infrastructure, there is no indication of active participation in the federal government contracting marketplace.