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MD Electric Group Secures Major Government and Commercial Contracts
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The certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE) leverages its specialized divisions MD Marine Electric, MD Commercial Electric, and Fail-Safe Electric to deliver government installations and UL-listed power equipment for mission-critical projects

TACOMA, Wash. - Washingtoner -- MD Electric Group Expands Contracting Capabilities with Major Government and Commercial Wins

Tacoma, WA August 28th,  MD Electric Group, a certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE) and leading provider of marine and commercial electrical solutions, today announced a series of significant contract awards that underscore its expertise in delivering mission-critical power systems for government and commercial clients.

Building on its 25-year legacy, MD Electric Group has expanded its reach through its specialized divisions:
  • MD Marine Electric — trusted for advanced marine electrical systems in shipyards, naval facilities, and maritime infrastructure.

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  • MD Commercial Electric — delivering large-scale power infrastructure for commercial and industrial projects.

  • Fail-Safe Electric — providing UL-listed, U.S.-engineered power distribution equipment designed to perform under the most extreme conditions.

"These contracts validate our commitment to reliability, precision, and innovation," said Ryan Patrick Murray, Marketing Director of MD Electric Group. "As a certified Small Business Enterprise, we bring both agility and proven expertise to every project, ensuring our partners can depend on us in the most demanding environments."

The recent contract wins position MD Electric Group as a growing force in the U.S. electrical contracting industry, with capabilities that bridge marine, commercial, and government applications.

About MD Electric Group

Founded in 1999, MD Electric Group is a U.S.-based electrical contractor specializing in marine, commercial, and mission-critical power systems. Through its divisions — MD Marine Electric, MD Commercial Electric, and Fail-Safe Electric — the company provides engineered electrical solutions, government-grade installations, and UL-listed equipment built to withstand the toughest conditions. MD Electric Group is a certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE).

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Media Contact:
Ryan Patrick Murray
Director of Marketing and Business Development
MD Electric Group
(253) 383-9983

RPMurray@MDmarineElectric.com

MDMarineElectric.com

MDCommercialElectric.com

Fail-SafeElectric.com

Media Contact
Ryan Patrick Murray
***@mdmarineelectric.com
253-383-9983


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