Petra Solar opens business to federal customers with GSA contract agreement

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New Jersey-based Petra Solar has opened its doors to the procurement arm of the US federal government with the signing of a Schedule 70 contract with the General Services Administration (GSA). This action will allow US military customers to purchase Petra Solar’s products and services, building on the company’s existing presence in the military sector.

The company’s SunWave system is particularly suitable for this application, as it is said to enable the military to leverage existing under-utilized assets, while also providing lower startup and maintenance costs and increased energy harvesting.

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“Petra Solar is delighted to have our SunWave smart solar energy solutions made available through the GSA Advantage program,” said John Carroll, director of Military and Government Sales. “GSA Advantage will provide Petra Solar with increased opportunities among our government clients, as well as assist the company moving forward in new federal and military markets throughout the country.”

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