59--Batteries
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The Department of the Interior, US Fish and Wildlife Services, Region 7 in Alaska, plans to award a Purchase Order to Exide Technologies, located in Aurora, Illinois, for the procurement of 6 Cell, 12 Volt, 100 Amp Hour, Valve-Regulated Lead Acid Batteries. This action is intended solely for information and does not constitute a competitive solicitation, as the government does not seek to accept proposals nor will it notify respondents of the evaluation outcomes. The agency will consider input from responsible sources within a 14-day period following the publication date of this notice. This procurement, titled "59--Batteries" with solicitation number DOI-SNOTE-030312-001, involves a straightforward acquisition to meet the operational needs of the Fish and Wildlife Services. The contract is issued by the FWS Headquarters office located in Falls Church, Virginia. No specific set-asides or NAICS codes apply, and the place of performance details are not specified in the notice. The information provided serves as a formal record and does not solicit competitive offers.
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