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58--SCADA System Replacement, Grand Coulee and Hungry Horse, Columbia Basin Project, Washington

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06SP101624Federal

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The contract solicitation 06SP101624 pertains to the replacement of the SCADA system at the Grand Coulee and Hungry Horse facilities within the Columbia Basin Project in Washington. It is issued by the Department of the Interior through the Denver Federal Center office. The procurement process will follow the Federal Acquisition Regulations Part 12, which governs the acquisition of commercial items, and Part 15, which covers contracting by negotiation, indicating a tailored approach to both commercial practices and negotiation procedures. The solicitation was initially posted on March 8, 2006, and is currently in the presolicitation phase, with no specified set-aside type or NAICS code provided. The contract’s primary objective is to update and modernize critical infrastructure systems essential for managing water resources and hydroelectric power generation at these key sites. Although specific performance location details are not provided, the scope involves ensuring enhanced control and monitoring capabilities via the SCADA system replacement. The absence of detailed contact information suggests interested parties may need to refer directly to the official government procurement portal for further engagement and updates. The solicitation reflects a strategic effort to improve operational reliability and technological integration within a vital federal water resource management project.

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Department of the Interior seeks to replace SCADA systems at Grand Coulee and Hungry Horse facilities.

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221111 - Hydroelectric Power Generation

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Grand Coulee Washington Hungry Horse Montana 991330620, CO

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Denver Federal Center
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OfficeDENVER, CO, 80225, USA
Office AddressDENVER, CO, 80225, USA
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Solicitation number 06SP101624 is amended to provide some additional information. The solicitation will be issued using Federal Acquisition Regulations Part 12, Acquisition of Commercial Items and Part 15, Contracting by Negotiation.

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