FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS TO SUPPLEMENT FAA POWER GENERATION FACILITIES ON SELECTED REMOTE ISLANDS OR LOCATIONS IN ALASKA
FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS TO SUPPLEMENT FAA POWER GENERATION FACILITIES ON SELECTED REMOTE ISLANDS OR LOCATIONS IN ALASKA has been closed on 01 Oct 2021.
It no longer accepts any bids. For further information,
you can contact the TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF.FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION.697DCK REGIONAL ACQUISITIONS SVCS
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TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF.FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION.697DCK REGIONAL ACQUISITIONS SVCS
This IS set aside for small business, including teaming and joint ventures. The front page of the solicitation was not editable in my system. THIS IS A SMALL BUSINESS SET ASIDE!
FAA Power Services Group (PSG) Electrical Line Distribution (ELD) Program desires a feasibility study of commercial power (ideal) or alternative energy systems (AES: solar, wind, etc) (secondary choice) to replace (ideal) or supplement (secondary) existing FAA prime power (PX) generating capacity at five remote sites. These sites support radio/beacon and/or navigation facilities for commercial airlines and the military. The study shall provide details and recommendations to allow the department to decide on the feasibility and technical/cost requirements of installing commercial power or alternative energy systems in lieu of running prime power generators 24/7/365. For alternative energy solutions (if commercial power connection to grid is not feasible), all alternative technology options are on the table.
This is a simple desktop site study/recommendation only; complete design and installation will be a separate future procurement contingent on an FAA decision to proceed past the initial study stage.