Mako Industries wins contract for advanced power generation systems

Mako Industries landed a contract to manufacture and integrate advanced power generation systems for a leading energy technology company. The Houston-area project starts immediately and adds to demand for distributed power infrastructure that can improve resilience and speed deployment.

Why it matters: - The contract expands Mako Industries deeper into high-value energy infrastructure work. - The systems are aimed at distributed power applications, which can help industrial, commercial and critical infrastructure customers improve energy resilience. - The project also reflects growing demand for faster-to-deploy alternatives to traditional grid-dependent power generation.

What happened: - Mako Industries was awarded a significant contract to manufacture and integrate advanced power generation systems for a leading energy technology company. - The work will be performed at Mako’s Houston-area manufacturing facilities. - Project work begins immediately.

The details: - The scope includes fabrication, electrical and instrumentation integration, mechanical assembly, controls, testing and overall project execution. - The systems are designed to support distributed power applications. - The project will move through engineering, procurement, fabrication, assembly, integration and testing. - The work supports the customer’s broader deployment program. - Mako Industries provides engineered industrial services, manufacturing, fabrication, electrical and instrumentation, controls and field services across the energy, subsea, industrial and critical infrastructure markets.

Between the lines: - CEO Mark Provine said the award supports Mako Industries’ strategy of expanding into complex, high-value manufacturing and energy infrastructure projects. - Provine also pointed to rising demand for reliable and scalable power solutions. - President Steve Lykins said the company has invested in its people, manufacturing capabilities and project execution systems. - The contract suggests customers are looking for suppliers that can combine engineering, fabrication, electrical integration and testing under one roof.

What’s next: - Mako Industries will continue work through engineering, procurement, fabrication, assembly, integration and testing. - The project is expected to advance as part of the customer’s deployment rollout. - Mako Industries may use the win to build more business in distributed power and other complex industrial projects.

The bottom line: - The contract gives Mako Industries a new foothold in advanced power generation at a time when energy customers are prioritizing resilience, scalability and faster deployment.