Why It Matters
Enginuity Power Systems ended its relationship with Hollinger Group Consulting LLC, a lobbying firm that had represented the Alexandria-based defense contractor since early 2025. The termination filing was signed Sept. 7, 2026.
The firm collected $7,500 per quarter throughout 2025, totaling $30,000 for the year. In its termination filing, Enginuity Power Systems declared another $7,500 in the second quarter.
Kevin Hollinger served as Principal at Hollinger Group Consulting LLC and was the primary lobbyist for its work with Enginuity Power Systems Inc.
Broader Context
Enginuity operates in the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) sector, developing hybrid generator sets for military applications. Over the past five years, Enginuity has been lobbied on defense matters, with additional focus on budget and appropriations issues. The company has also pursued lobbying on agricultural, energy, disaster planning, and manufacturing matters.
The fiscal year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, signed Dec. 23, 2024, included provisions on energy resilience and military construction. However, no specific bills or legislation were cited in any of the lobbying filings for Enginuity Power Systems Inc.
The Bottom Line
The company continues to pursue government business and maintain its Capitol Hill presence through other representatives.
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