Powering Energy Resilience and Sustainability

ScreenLet, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), is committed to advancing the mission of the Department of Energy (DOE) by delivering innovative, lightweight solutions for secure power transfer and resource efficiency. Our pest-proof, scalable systems enhance energy resilience and support renewable energy integration—aligning with DOE’s focus on sustainability and operational reliability.

Certifications and Compliance

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)

SAM Registered

CAGE Code: 9YDC4

EUI: ELVSTF1D3878

SAM Registration Expiration: December 28, 2025

Buy American Act Compliant

Disaster Response Registry Certified

(Fully compliant with Federal Acquisition Regulation – FAR.)

NAICS and PSC Codes

NAICS Codes (Relevant to DOE Projects)

221122: Electric Power Distribution

238210: Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

561210: Facilities Support Services

335311: Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing

335999: All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing

PSC Codes (Relevant to Energy/Utility Equipment)

J059: Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Electrical Equipment

6115: Generators and Generator Sets, Electrical

6150: Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment

N059: Installation of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components

Key Benefits

1.    Sustainability

Lightweight, eco-friendly systems designed to support DOE’s renewable energy initiatives.

2.    Modular and Scalable

Adaptable for microgrid projects and renewable energy setups.

3.    Resilience

Durable designs ensure operational reliability in diverse environmental conditions.

4.    Cost Efficiency

Affordable solutions tailored to DOE-funded energy projects.

Past Performance & Differentiators

1.    Emerging Provider

Expanding into government and commercial markets, offering reliable power pass-through solutions.

Building partnerships with energy sector innovators to support grid modernization and clean energy initiatives.

2.    Veteran-Owned Expertise

Certified SDVOSB; leadership follows a mission-focused approach, emphasizing product quality and customer service.

3.    Scalable Production Capability

Can ramp up output with adequate lead times for high-volume orders, preparing to scale production as needed.

Maintains Buy American Act compliance with rigorous quality control.

4.    U.S.-Based Manufacturing

Designed and produced in the United States, ensuring strict oversight for reliable, weatherproof solutions.

Supports domestic supply chains and job creation.

Use Cases

1.    Renewable Energy Integration

Provides secure, pest-proof resource pass-through for solar and wind systems, supporting grid modernization.

2.    Energy Efficiency Programs

Enhances the impact of DOE-funded initiatives by enabling quick, temporary power setups for field projects or pilot programs.

3.    Critical Infrastructure Support

Facilitates secure power transfer for research labs, smart grids, and DOE-managed facilities.

Features and Technical Specifications

Material: Durable ABS plastic, resistant to harsh weather and field conditions

Dimensions:

Horizontal and vertical sides: 4 ¾″

Diagonal measurement: 6 ½″

Thickness: ½″

Utility Compatibility: Accommodates power cables, Ethernet lines, and small-diameter hoses

Scalable Production: Can ramp up output with adequate lead times for high-volume orders, preparing to scale production as needed

Lightweight and Compact Design: Ideal for transport and rapid setup in remote or high-demand environments

Contact Information

Email: govcontracts@screenletpower.com

Phone: 805-338-8681

Website: https://screenletpower.com

Closing Summary

ScreenLet is proud to partner with the Department of Energy, delivering innovative, scalable, and cost-effective solutions that advance energy resilience. Our systems support DOE’s mission to foster a sustainable energy future, enhance critical infrastructure reliability, and accelerate renewable energy adoption.