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AGR LLC 10000 N Central EXPWY Suite 400 DALLAS TX 75231 USA

UEI: SLED_2D3BE3D00E8CCC78

AGR LLC 10000 N Central EXPWY Suite 400 DALLAS TX 75231 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_2D3BE3D00E8CCC78. It has been awarded $95,791 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Solar Electric Power Generation. Top awarding agencies include W074 Endist Charleston.

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AGR LLC provides services within the energy and utility sector, specifically focusing on the distribution of natural gas. The company has experience supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers through Endist Charleston. Their industry focus is centered on NAICS 221114, specializing in the distribu...

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Galaxy Solar PV and Storage Project by Galaxy Solar Storage, LLC (Terra-Gen)

Solicitation # PP25404

The Galaxy Solar PV and Storage Project is a large-scale renewable energy initiative led by Galaxy Solar Storage, LLC (Terra-Gen) to develop a 600-megawatt photovoltaic solar facility with up to 4 gigawatt-hours of energy storage capacity on approximately 3,519 acres in southeastern Kern County, California. The project spans 184 privately owned parcels across unincorporated land near Mojave and California City, adjacent to State Route 58, and requires extensive land use modifications including zone changes from A-1 (Limited Agriculture) to A (Exclusive Agriculture) across multiple maps, conditional use permits for solar operations and temporary construction areas, general plan amendments to remove road reservations and reclassify land use designations, and zone variances to accommodate substandard parcel sizes. The project includes the installation of solar panels, inverters, medium-voltage collection lines, transformers, a 230-kV switchyard, an operations and maintenance facility, telecommunications infrastructure, and offsite water storage tanks. A generation-tie line will connect the facility to the existing Windhub Substation, enabling delivery of renewable power to the grid. To facilitate development, multiple vesting tentative parcel maps propose the merger and re-subdivision of 118 parcels into six consolidated parcels totaling over 1,300 acres. Offsite infrastructure requires additional zoning changes and conditional use permits for an off-site switchyard and temporary staging areas. All activities are subject to compliance with Kern County zoning ordinances and environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, with public input gathered during a review period ending October 6, 2025. The project aligns with state mandates to achieve 100% carbon-free electricity by 2045 and relies on native revegetation, topsoil restoration, and de-compaction techniques to minimize ecological disruption. No federal contract clauses, pricing data, payment terms, or procurement evaluation criteria are included in the documentation, indicating this is a land use and environmental permitting process rather than a federal acquisition. The primary point of contact is Mark Tolentino of Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department, with Simon Day of Terra-Gen serving as the developer’s representative.

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Request for Qualifications

Solicitation # NHMA-9223

The Town of Kingston, New Hampshire, has issued a Request for Qualifications under solicitation number NHMA-9223 to secure a comprehensive solar energy partner. The scope of work encompasses the entire lifecycle of energy efficiency systems, including initial assessment and consulting, system design and development, financing, procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance. Additionally, the selected provider will assist the town with energy procurement strategies. Interested parties must submit their qualifications by the response deadline of October 29, 2026. This local government solicitation is managed by the Town of Kingston, with primary inquiries directed to the designated buyer. The project will be performed within Kingston, New Hampshire, aiming to enhance the town's energy infrastructure and efficiency.

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Procurement of Solar Power Systems

Solicitation # PFRU2-2025-779.6

The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2, managed by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and Chemonics International, is soliciting proposals for the procurement of Solar Power Systems under tender number PFRU2-2025-779.6. Interested organizations must submit their proposals by October 15, 2026, at 15:00 Kyiv time, with all clarifying questions submitted by October 09, 2026. Price proposals are accepted in either English or Ukrainian, and all communications must be conducted exclusively via email to pfruprocurement@chemonics.com. Submission requirements include the completed Terms of Reference, Annex 1, and necessary national registration documents. It is mandatory to include the tender number in the email subject line. Notably, the project is exempt from taxes, fees, and VAT in the partner country, meaning payments for services will be made excluding VAT.

Chemonics International, Inc.

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Conditional Use Permit No. PA-2500420

Solicitation # PA-2500420

Conditional Use Permit No. PA-2500420, managed by the San Joaquin County Community Development Department, authorizes the establishment of the North Locust Tree Road Solar Project in Lodi, California. Proposed by RPCA Solar 25, LLC, this utility-scale solar energy system will occupy approximately 18.5 acres of a 20-acre parcel classified as Prime Farmland. The project is designed to generate up to 4 megawatts of alternating current energy, which will be sold to Pacific Gas and Electric Company via an interconnection to their existing electrical distribution system located along the northwest boundary of the site. Construction is expected to take place over a three-year period. To mitigate the impact on agricultural land, the project utilizes driven steel piers for equipment mounting instead of traditional slab foundations, a method intended to prevent soil compaction and allow for the full restoration of agricultural use once the project's operational life concludes. Environmental management strategies include the use of drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly seed mixes under and between solar rows to maintain soil health, promote stability, and reduce erosion. The project has undergone environmental assessments, including a Mitigated Negative Declaration and an Initial Study, to address impacts on biological resources, air quality, water quality, aesthetics, and greenhouse gas emissions, while ensuring coordination with the San Joaquin Council of Governments regarding habitat conservation and open space plans.

San Joaquin County

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Conditional Use Permit No. 26-009: Pronghorn Solar and BESS

Solicitation # CUP No. 26-009

Pronghorn Solar Plus, LLC is seeking Conditional Use Permit No. 26-009 from the City of Lancaster, California, to entitle, construct, operate, maintain, and decommission a utility-scale solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage system. The proposed project, located on approximately 320.93 acres within the RR-2.5 zone, will feature up to 50 megawatts of solar generation and a 50 MW battery energy storage system. Technical infrastructure includes 34.5 kV collection lines, a project substation to step up voltage to 66 kV, and a generation transmission line connecting directly to the existing SCE Piute substation. The facility is designed to deliver renewable energy to the statewide electricity transmission grid under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement with a load serving entity or power off-taker. For environmental analysis purposes, the project is expected to operate for 30 years, after which the operator may continue power generation or decommission the site. The City of Lancaster is serving as the lead agency for the project, with CEQA compliance being managed through a draft Environmental Impact Report. Public review and scoping for the project were scheduled between September 24, 2026, and October 26, 2026.

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University of Calgary - Request for Proposal - Mobile Containerized Solar Microgrid System

Solicitation # AB-2026-06418

The University of Calgary is seeking proposals for the design and delivery of a fully integrated, containerized solar microgrid system tailored for the extreme cold climate of Northern Alberta. The system must be mobile, with a maximum weight of 15,000 lbs to allow for transport by a standard truck. It requires an insulated container housing a solar photovoltaic system of 10 to 20 panels, a battery energy storage system with 40 kWh usable energy and 5 kW continuous output, and a comprehensive control panel supporting hybrid operation with grid or generator inputs. The procurement includes a requirement for a remote data acquisition and monitoring system for research purposes and a technical comparison of different battery technologies, such as Lithium Iron Phosphate and flooded lead-acid. Optional components may include a flatbed mover for relocation and transportation to the university. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 21, 2026, under solicitation number AB-2026-06418.

University of Calgary

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Specified Grid-Interactive Solar Electric Power System

Solicitation # jacksonwy-121

The Town of Jackson in Wyoming has issued solicitation number jacksonwy-121 for a Specified Grid-Interactive Solar Electric Power System. This local government project falls under NAICS code 221114 and is aimed at implementing solar energy infrastructure capable of interacting with the electrical grid. The solicitation was officially posted on September 18, 2026, and requires all responses to be submitted by the deadline of October 8, 2026. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the official Town of Jackson bids portal.

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Trade and Cargo Academy

Solicitation # W912HP27RA002-0001

The United States Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District has issued solicitation W912HP27RA002-0001 for the construction of two facilities at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in North Charleston, South Carolina. The primary project involves the construction of a 28,400 square foot, two-story Trade and Cargo Academy, which requires the hazardous material abatement and selective demolition of an existing 30,000 square foot building while maintaining utility services to the occupied east wing. This flood-resilient facility will feature a deep precast concrete pile foundation, a heavy-duty steel frame, and a modern rainscreen envelope, with the first floor dedicated to instructional spaces and the second floor for administrative offices. Additionally, the project includes the construction of a 5,985 square foot, one-story Cargo Security and Seized Property Training Facility designed for U.S. Customs and Border Protection training, utilizing a deep pile foundation and specialized stormwater piping to mitigate soil settlement. Both facilities are engineered for a minimum 40-year operational lifespan and must comply with 2021 building codes, DHS security criteria, and federal energy conservation standards. The procurement is managed by the US Army Engineer District Charleston, with Lauren Minzenberger serving as the primary point of contact. Responses are due by October 13, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 236220 and emphasizes the use of durable, low-maintenance coastal materials to address the site's location within FEMA Zone AE and poor soil quality.

W074 Endist Charleston

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Power Purchase Agreement For Solar Photovoltaic Systems

Solicitation # 26-27-04

The Chino Valley Unified School District is soliciting proposals for a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement to develop, install, own, and operate approximately 5.5 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity across three district-owned sites in Chino, California. The selected provider is responsible for the entire project lifecycle, including design, Department of State Architect approval, construction, and ongoing maintenance, with the goal of selling generated energy back to the District. Parking canopy systems are highly preferred, while roof-mounted systems are strictly prohibited. The District requires a solution with no out-of-pocket costs, including legal and inspection fees, and a production guarantee of at least 90 percent of estimated annual output. Proposals are due by October 5, 2026, and will be evaluated based on a 150-point scale focusing on pricing, expertise, technical specifications, and team qualifications. Key requirements for respondents include a California Class B license, DIR registration, a Worker's Compensation Experience Modification Rate of 1.25 or less, and a clean safety record with CAL OSHA over the last five years. Financial guarantees include a 100 percent construction cost performance and payment bond for one year and a 500,000 dollar letter of credit to be held until DSA closeout. The contract also stipulates liquidated damages of 500 dollars per day for delays beyond the commercial operation dates and adherence to California Prevailing Wage laws.

Chino Valley Unified School District

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Sun and Soil Program

Solicitation # 2139092

The Sun and Soil Program, issued by NYSERDA under solicitation number 2139092 and Program Opportunity Notice PON 6206, seeks proposals to support the integration of solar energy and active agriculture, known as agrivoltaics, across New York State. The program provides funding for the planning, feasibility assessment, implementation, and scaling of innovative projects, including those that incorporate battery storage for on-farm energy use or export solar production to the electrical grid. Eligible activities include the deployment of new or adapted technologies, retrofitting existing solar projects, and conducting applied research to address market barriers and build capacity within agricultural communities. Proposals are due by December 10, 2026, at 3:00 PM. Successful applicants must demonstrate a project team with the necessary technical, operational, and administrative experience and sufficient personnel depth to execute the project tasks. The contract term is up to four years, with an additional year allocated for reporting. While planning and preparation funds are available for general solar and battery storage projects, implementation and scaling funds are specifically reserved for projects that involve or support agrivoltaics.

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Trade and Cargo Academy

Solicitation # W912HP27RA002

The United States Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District is soliciting proposals under solicitation W912HP27RA002 for the construction of two facilities at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, South Carolina. The primary project involves the Trade and Cargo Academy, which requires the hazardous material abatement and selective demolition of a vacant 30,000 square foot building, while maintaining the existing lobby and utility services to the east wing. In its place, a new 28,400 square foot, two-story, flood-resilient facility will be built featuring a deep precast concrete pile foundation, a heavy-duty steel frame, and a modern rainscreen envelope. The interior will be divided between instructional spaces and an auditorium on the first floor and administrative offices on the second floor. Additionally, the project includes the construction of a 5,985 square foot, one-story Cargo Security and Seized Property Training Facility designed for U.S. Customs and Border Protection. This facility will be elevated on a deep pile foundation to meet floodplain requirements and will utilize pile-supported stormwater piping to prevent soil settlement. Both structures are engineered for a 40-year operational lifespan using durable coastal materials and must comply with 2021 building codes, DHS security criteria, and federal energy conservation standards. The procurement is managed by Lauren Minzenberger, with a response deadline of October 13, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 236220.

W074 Endist Charleston

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Solar Services - Eagleville Campus

Solicitation # 26-48

Montgomery County Pennsylvania is soliciting proposals for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) services to design, install, and maintain commercial-scale solar photovoltaic systems at the Eagleville Campus. The project aims to supply approximately 95 percent of the campus electricity needs, totaling 6,800 MWH annually, through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) utilizing FEOC-compliant equipment. The scope of work includes structural and geotechnical assessments, permitting, sourcing equipment, and securing interconnection agreements with PECO. While the County has identified potential ground and roof locations, the Montgomery County Correctional Facility buildings are excluded from installation due to ongoing roof replacements. The selection process is based on Best Value, prioritizing firms with demonstrated experience in at least five similar projects and a preference for those employing at least three NABCEP PVIP-Certified professionals. Proposers must submit separate technical and cost proposals via the Bonfire portal, including a current W9 and completed certifications regarding business status and conflicts of interest. The project may leverage approximately 160,000 dollars in remaining federal grant funding, requiring the selected contractor to coordinate with the County's existing engineering consultant and adhere to federal grant addendums, including Build America Buy America requirements and strict audit and record retention policies. Final acceptance of the system requires a successful commissioning process, including drone thermal imaging and the procurement of Permission to Operate.

Montgomery County Pa

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Royalston Solar Landfill RFP

Solicitation # BD-27-1321-TORTH-TORTH-133367

The Town of Royalston, Massachusetts, is soliciting proposals from qualified renewable energy developers to design, permit, finance, construct, operate, and maintain a Solar Generating Facility (SGF) at the Royalston Landfill located at 6 Town Dump Road. The project involves the development of a facility ranging from 1 to 6 MW AC on a 78-acre site, with the potential for integrated battery energy storage systems. The Town's primary objective is to establish a long-term land lease or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for a period not to exceed 30 years to generate financial benefits, including annual lease payments, revenue sharing, and energy savings, while ensuring the protection of the landfill cap and surrounding forest resources. Proposals are due by 12:00 PM EST on October 8, 2026, and must include a conceptual site plan, a detailed project schedule, a financial structure, and a plan of services not exceeding 20 pages. The Town will select the most advantageous proposal based on a combination of price, technical and management capacity, past performance on similar projects, and the developer's ability to manage interconnection risks and landfill protection. Minimum qualifications require that at least one primary staff member be a registered Massachusetts Professional Engineer (Civil) for at least 10 years, and key personnel must possess at least seven years of directly related experience. Selected developers will be responsible for all permitting, interconnection, and environmental compliance. Key contractual requirements include providing decommissioning financial security via an irrevocable letter of credit or surety bond, and maintaining comprehensive insurance coverage, including at least $5,000,000 in Commercial General Liability. All submissions must include signed certifications regarding non-collusion, non-discrimination, tax compliance, and the acknowledgement that merchantable timber remains Town property.

TORTH - Town of Royalston - Town Hall

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YOSE - 15246 - Purchase new mobile solar unit and modify electrical system in White WolfThe Department of the Interior is forecasting the purchase of a new mobile solar unit to replace damaged solar panels at the White Wolf location. This project involves the procurement of a new solar trailer and the necessary modifications to the existing building and electrical connections to ensure compatibility with the new power source. The initiative is categorized under NAICS code 221114 and is managed by the National Park Service. Raymond McPadden serves as the primary point of contact for this requirement, which is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of September 2, 2026.

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NABR - 15674 - Replace Failing Solar Array Panels - ConstructionThe Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor for project NABR 15674 to replace failing solar array panels at the Natural Bridges National Monument. This construction effort involves replacing eight 420-volt strings of monocrystalline solar panels that have exceeded their useful service life, along with the installation of 112 solar panels, 900 lineal feet of electrical wiring per panel to the junction box, 16 DC fuses, and 8 DC arresters. The scope of work includes the replacement of panels, inverters, and wiring, as well as the integration of the system with existing generators. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 221114 and is managed by the National Park Service.

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Solar Interconnection Grant Opportunity

Solicitation # RFA-127541

The Solar Interconnection Grant Program, administered by the Virginia Department of Energy under Senate Bill 659 and House Bill 683, provides funding to Virginia public bodies to offset the costs of connecting distributed solar energy systems to the electric grid. With approximately 2 million dollars in total available funding, individual awards are capped at the lesser of 600,000 dollars or 25 percent of the total project cost. Eligible expenses include utility-required infrastructure such as transformers, relays, protection equipment, SCADA/telemetry, metering modifications, and necessary engineering studies. The anticipated period of performance for these projects ranges from 6 to 18 months and must take place at previously developed project sites. Applications must be submitted via the Virginia Energy Grant Portal by October 2, 2026, and are evaluated on a competitive 100-point scale based on merit and overall benefit to the Commonwealth. Required submission materials include a master application document with strict word counts, a budget justification worksheet, an OMB Financial Capabilities Questionnaire, and an Interconnection Study Details form. Awardees must comply with Virginia procurement laws and prevailing wage requirements mirroring federal Davis-Bacon standards. Contract administration requires monthly invoicing by the 15th of each month, quarterly progress reports, and potential retainage of up to 5 percent for construction projects, with final payments subject to internal auditing.

Virginia Department of Energy

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Royalston Solar Landfill RFP

Solicitation # BD-27-1321-TORTH-TORTH-132882

The Town of Royalston, Massachusetts, is soliciting proposals from qualified renewable energy developers to design, finance, construct, operate, and decommission a Solar Generating Facility at the Royalston Landfill located at 6 Town Dump Road. The project involves a 78-acre site and seeks a facility capacity between 1 and 6 MW AC, with the Town specifically open to proposals up to 5 MW AC and the potential inclusion of Battery Energy Storage Systems. The Town is exploring long-term financial benefits through site leasing or Power Purchase Agreements for a term not to exceed 30 years. The selected developer will be responsible for all project-related costs, including permitting, interconnection, and maintenance, while ensuring the integrity of the landfill cap in accordance with Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection regulations. Proposals must be submitted by October 8, 2026, and will be evaluated based on a combination of price and qualifications, including past performance, technical capacity, and the merits of the proposed plan of services. Key requirements include the provision of decommissioning financial security via a letter of credit or surety bond and an independent timber appraisal by a Massachusetts Licensed Forester prior to any land clearing. Additionally, the project requires a primary staff member registered as a Professional Civil Engineer in Massachusetts for at least 10 years. Award criteria emphasize the total financial benefit to the Town, the protection of forest and landfill resources, and the feasibility of the utility interconnection strategy.

TORTH - Town of Royalston - Town Hall

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City Owned Solar Development Brand LandfillThe City of Glendale and Glendale Water & Power are implementing the Brand Park Solar Photovoltaic System Project, which involves the construction and operation of a city-owned 1.815 megawatt ground-mount solar system. The project is located on a 2.1 acre portion of a 219 acre parcel at 1601 West Mountain Street in Glendale, California, situated within Pomeroy Canyon and the southern Verdugo Mountains. The installation will be placed on a manufactured flat pad of an inactive landfill, requiring only minor site preparation and leveling without significant grading. The infrastructure consists of 3,300 ground-mounted PV panels, transformers, inverters, and combiner panels reaching heights of approximately 6 feet 6 inches, with electrical distribution lines installed on new wood utility poles along existing access roads. The project is categorized as exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15303 and 15304. To ensure environmental compliance and the protection of biological resources, the project requires adherence to a Biological Resources Assessment prepared by TRC. Mandatory pre-construction surveys must be completed before building permits are issued and construction begins, specifically targeting nesting birds, raptors, the Least Bell's vireo, special status wildlife, Crotch's Bumble Bee, and the Western Spadefoot Toad. The project is managed by the City of Glendale with primary coordination through the Principal Planner and Business Transformation Manager.

City of Glendale

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