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16 COURT STREET OWNER LLC

UEI: CF7QG4FUUSZ8

16 COURT STREET OWNER LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI CF7QG4FUUSZ8. It has been awarded $1,076,255 across 44 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and Electric Power Distribution. Top awarding agencies include General Services Administration.

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General Services Administration$1.1M100%

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- Unknown NAICS$1.1M98.3%

221122 - Electric Power Distribution$18.5K1.7%

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Sole source Sacramental Peak Observatory electrical power servicesThe National Science Foundation is conducting market research to confirm whether any sources beyond Otero County Electric Cooperative, Inc. can provide uninterrupted electrical utility services to the Sacramento Peak Observatory in Sunspot, New Mexico, a federally owned research facility housing critical scientific infrastructure including the Dunn Solar Telescope. Current assessments indicate Otero Electric is the only known provider capable of supplying power through the existing transmission and distribution infrastructure serving the site, and the NSF intends to proceed with a sole-source award to them if no viable alternatives are identified. Continued electrical service is essential to sustain all site operations, including facility maintenance, communications, security, information technology, environmental controls, water and wastewater systems, and the protection of government property. Interested parties may submit a capability statement by July 30, 2026, at 12:00 PM Eastern Time, demonstrating their ability to deliver electrical services using the current infrastructure without significant cost duplication or delays. Submissions must include evidence of responsibility under FAR Part 9, technical proof of capability, past performance in remote locations, and socioeconomic status information such as 8(a), Woman-Owned Small Business, or HUBZone designation. Responses that merely request information or lack clear, unambiguous evidence of capability will not be accepted, and the government will not reimburse any costs incurred in preparing submissions. This is solely a market research notice and does not constitute a solicitation for bids or proposals; the award decision will be based on the findings from this process.

Office Of Polar Programs

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Energy and Utility Infrastructure Development

Argonne National Labor - DOE Contractor

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POWER SUPPLYThis procurement is a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 for uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) required by the U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center, issued under solicitation number 70Z08526Q30049B00 with a response deadline of July 30, 2026. Only products manufactured by MDF Technologies are acceptable, and vendors must submit an authorized distributor letter from the OEM as a mandatory condition for responsiveness; failure to provide this documentation will result in non-responsiveness. The solicitation specifies two distinct power supply units by NSN and part number—21 units of NSN 6130-01-560-6282 (Part # UPS1-2.4K-1G-SRNDTI-JS2E) and 15 units of NSN 6130-01-684-1998 (Part # SN2000-R)—with delivery required to Baltimore, MD, under FOB Destination terms, meaning the vendor bears all risk and cost until receipt by the Government. Pricing must be inclusive of shipping with no separate line item permitted, and all quotes are evaluated for fairness and reasonableness. Technical acceptability hinges on strict compliance with brand specifications, OEM authorization, packaging and marking per MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129P Change 4, ESD protection guidelines where applicable, and timely delivery. Packaging requirements include wooden crates for units over 50 lbs, anti-static measures for ESD-sensitive components, and mandatory labeling with NSN, part number, purchase order, and "STORE INDOORS ONLY" warnings. All vendors must maintain an active SAM.gov registration, be free from debarment or suspension, and comply with a comprehensive set of FAR clauses including those governing ethics, whistleblower protections, prohibition of foreign surveillance equipment, Buy American requirements, labor standards, and subcontracting limitations. Offers must include completed commercial item representations via SAM.gov or in submission, and contractors must not include indemnification clauses that violate the Anti-Deficiency Act. Invoicing must be submitted through the IPP platform using the contract number, UEI, and TIN, and no barcoding is required. Evaluation will be based on technical acceptability, fair and reasonable pricing, past performance, and responsibility status, with award determined by the most advantageous offer considering both price

Sflc Procurement Branch 2(00085)

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POWER MONITORING REPLACEMENTThe US Embassy in Antananarivo is seeking to replace its outdated power monitoring system, which has been nonfunctional since 2015 and no longer supports current operational needs. The project aims to install a modern, state-of-the-art system capable of delivering real-time power status tracking, comprehensive data logging, and improved system reliability to ensure uninterrupted mission-critical operations. The replacement will address critical gaps in monitoring capability and enhance the embassy’s infrastructure resilience. This procurement is being conducted under solicitation number 19MA1026Q0010, classified as a combined solicitation with no set-aside provisions, and falls under NAICS code 221122 for electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution. The opportunity was posted on July 17, 2026, with proposals due by August 21, 2026. Work will be performed at the embassy campus in Antananarivo, Madagascar, while the contracting office is based in Washington, DC, under the Department of State. Primary point of contact is Charlise Brown, with Ruth Rajaona serving as the Procurement Supervisor for additional inquiries. All submissions must be made through the SAM.gov portal.

US Embassy Antananarivo

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Standby Generator and Enclosure InstallationThe contract entails the supply and installation of a standby generator housed within a protective enclosure to maintain uninterrupted power for critical systems during utility outages. The work is scoped to ensure reliable electrical backup in support of essential operations, with the generator and enclosure installed at a location in Los Angeles with a zip code of 90293. The project falls under NAICS code 221122, indicating it relates to electric power generation, transmission, and distribution services. This is classified as a subcontract and was posted on July 17, 2026, with the agency entity listed as the City of Los Angeles under the state of California. No specific set aside provisions or point of contact details are provided, and the exact location within Los Angeles is not specified beyond the zip code. The project site is clearly defined, and the work is intended to address power resilience for critical infrastructure.

City of Los Angeles

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Electrical Interconnection and Grid Tie-InThe contract entails the engineering, permitting, and installation of all necessary electrical infrastructure to connect a solar photovoltaic system to the utility grid, including the supply and integration of transformers and switchgear. This work is critical for ensuring reliable and compliant grid interconnection and involves full coordination with utility standards and regulatory requirements. The effort covers all phases from design and permitting through physical installation and commissioning, ensuring the system meets safety, performance, and interconnection guidelines. This subcontract, issued under NAICS code 221122 for Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution, is associated with Kern County in California and was posted on July 16, 2026. The performance location and specific site details are not specified in the data provided, but the scope implies on-site execution at a solar facility under Kern County jurisdiction. The work requires licensed engineering oversight, adherence to state and utility interconnection protocols, and timely completion to support the broader renewable energy initiative linked to the project identified through the provided web link.

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FCC TERRE HAUTE CUP GENERATOR #7 REPAIRThe Federal Correctional Complex at Terre Haute, Indiana, is soliciting bids for the inspection and repair of Cup Generator #7 under solicitation number 15B41826Q00000027, exclusively for 100% small business set-aside participants as defined by NAICS code 221122 for electric power distribution, with a size standard of 1,100 employees. The contract is firm-fixed price and requires submission of a quote via the designated form, with all pricing inclusive of freight to the delivery address at 4200 Bureau Road North, Terre Haute, Indiana. The government will evaluate quotes based on best value, prioritizing quality, past performance, technical compliance, and administrative and shipping costs, with price as a significant but not sole determining factor. Only complete and fully compliant offers will be considered, and the solicitation is strictly “all or none,” meaning partial responses will be rejected. All vendors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and must complete required representations and certifications through ORCA. The work must be completed within 120 calendar days, including security clearances, material procurement, removal of old components, installation, testing, and demobilization. Quotes must include the Unique Entity ID and estimated delivery time and must be submitted electronically by the deadline of Friday, July 31, 2026, at 11:00 AM EST to rmoothery@bop.gov; mailed or late submissions will not be accepted. Payments will be processed via Electronic Funds Transfer, with Government Purchase Cards available for awards of $15,000 or less. All item descriptions and units of issue must be strictly followed without modification. The point of contact for all correspondence is Richard Moothery, and updates to the solicitation will be posted on sam.gov, which bidders are responsible for monitoring continuously.

USP Terre Haute

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90815R1 Scattergood GS. Units 1&2 Green Hydrogen-Ready ModernizationThe Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is soliciting bids for the 90815R1 Scattergood GS Units 1&2 Green Hydrogen-Ready Modernization project under solicitation number 230812. This opportunity, posted on July 2, 2026, requires all proposals to be submitted electronically via the Electronic Request Solicit Procure (eRSP) system; mail-in or hard copy submissions will not be accepted. The response deadline is set for September 30, 2026, at 9:00 PM Pacific Time. The project falls under NAICS code 221122 and involves modernizing existing generating units to be compatible with green hydrogen technology, aligning with future decarbonization goals. Performance of the work will occur at the Scattergood Generating Station in Los Angeles, California. All submittal requirements are detailed in the official bid documents and must be strictly followed. Technical inquiries and correspondence should be directed to Juanico, R Albert G, the designated Point of Contact, via email at ralbertg.juanico@ladwp.com. The opportunity is open to eligible entities without a specific set-aside designation and is issued under the California state and local government category.

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Overhead Power Line Maintenance (70 kV & 21 kV)The contract covers routine inspection, vegetation management, hardware repair, and preventative maintenance of existing 70 kV and 21 kV overhead distribution lines located on state-owned land in California. Work includes ongoing efforts to ensure the reliability and safety of the electrical infrastructure by addressing overgrown vegetation, replacing damaged or worn components, and performing scheduled maintenance to prevent outages and system failures. The scope is limited to existing lines and does not involve new construction or upgrades. This is a subcontract under the California State Lands Commission with a NAICS code of 221122 for Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution. The solicitation was posted on July 2, 2026, and performance is expected to occur across state-owned parcels where the high-voltage distribution lines are situated. All work must comply with state regulations and land use requirements, and the contractor is responsible for coordinating activities to minimize environmental impact and maintain public safety while ensuring continuous service. No specific point of contact or physical location details are provided in the data, but further information may be available through the linked project page.

California State Lands Commission

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Electronic ReclosersNewberry Utilities is seeking sealed proposals from qualified manufacturers, authorized distributors, or value-added resellers to supply Tavrida electronic reclosers or an approved equal, along with all necessary associated materials, in accordance with detailed technical specifications outlined in the solicitation. The contract requires full compliance with performance, quality, and delivery standards to ensure interoperability and reliability within the utility’s existing infrastructure. All bids must be submitted by the deadline of July 27, 2026, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time, with proposals evaluated based on technical suitability, pricing, and adherence to specifications. The solicitation is issued under number 6191-015-072726 and was posted on June 22, 2026, with no set-aside provisions in place for small businesses or other categories. The contracting entity is the City of Newberry in South Carolina, and the place of performance is limited to locations within the state. All questions or communications regarding the solicitation should be directed to Alex Dowd at adowd@cityofnewberry.com. Proposers must access the full solicitation documents through the official state procurement portal at the provided URL to ensure complete understanding of requirements and submission protocols.

City Of Newberry

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Retail Electricity Supply by Installation (Per CLIN)The contract involves the supply and delivery of retail electricity to various military and federal installations, with each installation managed under individual Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs). It encompasses not only the provision of electricity but also the scheduling and coordination necessary to ensure timely delivery. This subcontract is managed by DLA Energy under the Department of Defense and relates to NAICS code 221122, which covers electric power distribution. The solicitation was posted on June 15, 2026, with responses due by July 27, 2026. While specific locations for performance are not detailed, the contract's focus is clearly on supporting federal and military sites. The contract does not specify a set-aside category, indicating it may be open to various suppliers. This opportunity supports critical infrastructure by ensuring reliable electricity supply tailored to the needs of defense and federal operations.

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Mercantile Energy Aggregation & Supply ManagementThe contract involves managing electricity supply aggregation for 300 commercial customers with a substantial combined annual energy load of 378,908 MWh. Responsibilities include procurement of electricity, designing rate structures, coordinating with suppliers, and integrating billing processes to ensure seamless delivery and accurate cost allocation. The scope is tailored to optimize energy supply management for the aggregated customer base, leveraging economies of scale and efficient supplier relations. This subcontract, titled "Mercantile Energy Aggregation & Supply Management," is issued by the City of Cincinnati, Ohio, and aligns with NAICS code 221122 related to electric power distribution. The solicitation was posted on June 12, 2026, with a response deadline set for July 24, 2026. The contract represents a strategic effort to streamline energy procurement and management for a significant commercial segment, aiming to enhance cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency.

City Of Cincinnati

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Aggregation Program for Mercantile Customers in Cincinnati and Associated Energy ServicesThe City of Cincinnati is seeking proposals from one or more qualified Offerors to establish and manage a Mercantile Energy Aggregation Program aimed at serving commercial customers in the area. This initiative involves not only the aggregation of energy for better purchasing power but also the development of additional local clean energy generation and other innovative approaches to help the city achieve carbon neutrality. The solicitation emphasizes sustainable energy solutions and aligns with Cincinnati’s environmental goals. Interested parties must submit their responses by July 24, 2026. The contract opportunity is posted by the City of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the point of contact for questions or clarifications is Jennifer Sherman. The program is designed to enhance energy services in a way that supports long-term environmental and economic benefits for the city’s commercial sector. Further details and the application process are available through the City’s official procurement portal.

City Of Cincinnati

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BESS System Design and EngineeringThe contract entails front-end engineering and design services for a 40 megawatt battery energy storage system, with primary focus on electrical layout, safety systems, and seamless integration with the R-Line infrastructure. The scope requires detailed technical planning to ensure operational efficiency, compliance with industry standards, and compatibility with existing grid systems, emphasizing reliability and scalability for long-term performance. All design deliverables must support future expansion and meet stringent safety and regulatory requirements for utility-scale energy storage. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 221122, associated with electric power generation, transmission, and distribution. The project is tied to Imperial County in California with a place of performance zip code of 92004, indicating its geographic context within a region actively developing renewable energy assets. The solicitation was posted on June 3, 2026, and is managed under the oversight of the California state agency, with the official project link accessible through the CEQA Net portal for public documentation and compliance tracking.

Imperial County

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Electrical Interconnection and Utility CoordinationThe contract entails electrical interconnection and utility coordination for a project located in Escalon, California, with a ZIP code of 95320, focusing on integrating new infrastructure with existing private utility systems. This includes the installation and coordination of metering equipment, transformers, and grid synchronization mechanisms to ensure seamless and safe electrical connectivity. The work must comply with technical and operational standards to support reliable power delivery and regulatory compliance within the local utility framework. As a subcontract under NAICS code 221122, this effort is part of broader electrical infrastructure development, likely supporting public or private facilities in the region. The contract was posted on June 3, 2026, and while no solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, the place of performance is clearly defined as Escalon, with all activities centered on interfacing with established private utilities rather than public grid systems. The project requires precise engineering coordination to synchronize power flow, manage load distribution, and meet safety and operational benchmarks for existing utility assets.

San Joaquin County

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Onshore LNG Receiving, Storage, and Regasification SupportThe contract involves providing support services for the offloading, temporary storage, and regasification of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the NSGB facility, ensuring a reliable supply to the Combined Cycle Power Plant. Key operational components include managing the LNG handling processes and maintaining readiness for emergency response scenarios to safeguard the facility and personnel. The scope covers the critical infrastructure required to maintain continuous and safe energy supply through efficient LNG management. This subcontract, issued by the Department of Defense under the Navfacsyscom Southeast office, falls under the NAICS code 221122, which pertains to electric power generation. Although specific location and contact details are not provided, the contract underscores the importance of coordination in the context of defense infrastructure energy support. The emphasis on emergency response planning highlights the need for risk mitigation and safety adherence throughout the LNG handling and regasification operations.

Navfacsyscom Southeast

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SCE Utility Service and Meter InstallationThe contract pertains to the installation of a new Southern California Edison service meter and associated electrical service upgrades necessary to support new equipment at a facility in Trabuco Canyon, California, with a place of performance in ZIP code 92679. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 221122, which designates it as an electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution activity, and is being procured by the Trabuco Canyon Water District under the jurisdiction of California. The work requires coordination with SCE to ensure compliance with utility standards and to facilitate uninterrupted service during the upgrade process. The project involves upgrading the existing electrical infrastructure to accommodate increased power demands from newly installed equipment, including the physical installation of a new meter and any necessary wiring, panels, or transformers. All work must adhere to local codes and SCE’s technical requirements to ensure safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance. The solicitation was posted on May 27, 2026, and further details can be accessed through the provided link to the CEQA Net project database, though no specific point of contact or set-aside provisions are specified in the available data.

Trabuco Canyon Water District

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City of Ukiah - Electric Utility Department Property Acquisition (701 South Orchard Avenue, Ukiah, CA; APN 003-181-01)The City of Ukiah is moving to re-acquire a ±0.66 acre parcel at 701 South Orchard Avenue, APN 003-181-01, previously used as a City-owned electrical substation, to support the operational needs of its Electric Utility Department. The property remains subject to existing electrical easements, including a critical access route for the primary transmission line that feeds the city’s main substation at 724 South Orchard Avenue. Acquisition will ensure uninterrupted utility operations by securing essential space for the storage of poles, equipment staging, and routine maintenance activities without requiring new construction or significant ground disturbance. All current and planned uses are limited to low-intensity utility functions that sustain the reliability of the regional power grid, with no permanent structures planned and no vegetation removal or grading authorized under this action. Long-term, the site will serve as a dedicated utility-support location for ongoing repair, maintenance, and minor alterations to existing electrical infrastructure across the city. Any future development beyond these exempt activities—such as new construction, major ground work, or structural changes—would require separate discretionary review and a full CEQA analysis. The property’s continued use as a functional utility asset is vital to maintaining electric service reliability for Ukiah residents, and the acquisition formalizes the City’s control over a key piece of infrastructure that remains encumbered but essential to the electric system’s integrity. The project does not involve public access or non-utility functions, and all activities are strictly confined to supporting the Electric Utility Department’s operational requirements.

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