Government & Military
Powering mission readiness and resilience
Critical missions need more from energy
Government and military missions are becoming more dependent on energy as demand grows, infrastructure ages, and threats to reliability increase.
Leidos brings together energy engineering, infrastructure planning, resilience, controls, cybersecurity, and systems integration to help organizations strengthen today’s infrastructure while preparing for what their missions will require next. practical know-how to move forward.
Engineer the Full Energy System
Utility. Generation. Distribution. Controls. Cybersecurity.
Design Around the Mission
Model loads, expose constraints and plan for disruption.
Plan Power with Computing
Align data center demand with the infrastructure required to support it.
From power systems to mission assurance
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Energy Engineering
Modernize energy infrastructure with engineering that connects mission requirements to reliable power. Leidos assesses existing systems, plans upgrades and designs the electrical infrastructure needed to support current operations and future mission growth.
- Power system studies
- Electric and gas forecasting
- Transmission and distribution engineering
- Substation design
- Utility coordination
- Utility interconnection planning
- Generation integration
- Energy storage integration
- Protection coordination
- Energy infrastructure assessments
- Equipment upgrades
- Mission-load and capacity assessments
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Microgrids & Controls
Keep critical operations running through integrated power, controls and cybersecurity. Leidos designs and evaluates microgrids around mission loads, enabling facilities to operate through utility disruptions while maintaining secure, stable power.
- Mission-load analysis
- Microgrid design
- Distributed generation integration
- Energy storage integration
- Electrical distribution design
- Advanced control systems
- Islanding capability
- Black-start capability
- Protection coordination
- System stability analysis
- OT cybersecurity assessments
- Secure communications
- System modeling and simulation
- Integrated system testing
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Power Generation
Deliver reliable, firm, and resilient power for government and military missions through conventional electric generation, natural gas, combined heat and power, and advanced nuclear technologies, including SMRs and microreactors. Leidos brings commercial power generation engineering, infrastructure design, and systems-integration expertise to evaluate generation options, develop supporting infrastructure, and integrate new power resources with existing utility systems and mission-critical facilities.
- Power generation feasibility and planning
- Generation technology assessments
- Natural gas generation and infrastructure
- Combined heat and power (CHP) systems
- Advanced nuclear, SMR, and microreactor integration
- Site readiness and condition assessments
- Electrical and thermal load assessments
- Power plant and supporting infrastructure design
- Transmission and distribution engineering
- Utility coordination and interconnection planning
- Energy storage and microgrid integration
- Power-system modeling and stability analysis
- Advanced controls and OT cybersecurity
- Mission resilience and reliability assessments
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Data Centers
Plan the power infrastructure behind growing AI and high-performance computing demands. Leidos connects utility capacity, electrical reliability, generation, storage and resilience planning so federal data centers can expand without compromising mission continuity.
- Power demand assessments
- Utility capacity assessments
- Electric and gas planning
- Utility coordination
- Interconnection planning
- Substation design
- Transmission and distribution engineering
- On-site generation integration
- Energy storage integration
- Power reliability planning
- Power quality planning
- Resilience planning
- Backup power planning
- Controls integration
- Infrastructure dependency assessments
- High-performance computing power planning
- AI data center energy planning
POINT OF VIEW
Energy Resilience Is Mission Resilience
Government and military missions depend on energy systems that are facing rising demand, aging infrastructure, constrained capacity, and growing physical and cyber threats. Explore how a mission-centered approach to energy planning can help agencies strengthen resilience, address infrastructure constraints, and prepare for emerging demands such as AI and high-performance computing.
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FAQS
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Aging infrastructure, constrained utility capacity, and long lead times for new generation, transmission, substations, transformers, and other equipment can limit a site’s ability to support growing mission requirements. Leidos helps identify these constraints through power-system modeling, load analysis, infrastructure assessments, and engineering design, giving federal organizations a clearer basis for prioritizing investments before gaps become operational problems.
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The right approach depends on the mission, site conditions, energy requirements, existing electrical infrastructure, utility interfaces, and the level of availability and reliability required. Leidos evaluates these factors to determine how microgrids or microreactors can fit within the broader energy system, including generation, distribution, controls, storage, cybersecurity, and operation during a disruption.
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Growing AI and high-performance computing requirements can place significant new demands on utility capacity, electrical reliability, power quality, interconnections, and future expansion. Leidos brings energy and data center planning together to evaluate generation, transmission and distribution, substations, storage, microgrids, cybersecurity, and computing requirements as a single infrastructure investment.