This Request for Quote (RFQ) is for maintenance of NOAA Weather Radio sites in Binghamton, NY area.Please follow the Offeror Instructions in the solicitation document. The NAICS code for this action is 811213 and is set aside 100 percent for small business. The government intends to procure supplies using FAR Paer 13, Simplified Acquisition Procedures.
NONPERSONAL SERVICES AND PRODUCT PURCHASE FOR REPLACEMENT ANTENNA/CABLING AT BURAS, BATON ROUGE AND JENA/ALEXANDRIA, LA NOAA WEATHER RADIO SITES postdate:- 03/14/2023 06:51 PM EDT responsedate:- 04/05/2023 12:00 PM EDT Solicitation Number:- Locked Registered members only to solicitation details & future business opportunities.
This will pose a unique challenge to rigging setup and can affect the amount of work and timeline.COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATIONNONPERSONAL SERVICES AND PRODUCT PURCHASE FOR REPLACEMENT ANTENNA/CABLING AT BURAS, BATON ROUGE AND JENA, LA NOAA WEATHER RADIO SITES PER THE INCORPORATED SCOPE OF WORK.
The contractor shall provide 3 new Cummins Onan Emergency Power Generators (EPG) and Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) for the NOAA Weather Radio program at select NOAA Weather Radio locations. These are sites that will require new EPGs in the event that commercial power is lost per attached Statement of Need. New items only, no refurbishments. BRAND NAME REQUIREMENT, SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENTS FOR JUSTIFICATION.
These EPG's and transfer switches are used at NOAA Weather Radio transmitter field sites for emergency power backup, in cases where commercial power sources become unavailable.
This requirement is to provide routine (preventative) and non-routine (corrective) maintenance services of eighteen (18) NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter Systems in various sites within the State of Ohio.
(DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Acquisition and Grants Office (AGO), Western Acquisition Division (WAD), and National Weather Service (NWS) Eastern Region, have a requirement for the routine (preventative) and non-routine (corrective) maintenance services of NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter Systems for fourteen (14) sites within the state of South Carolina.
