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ADC Excess Electrical (Recurring Data Center Specific Utilities)

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The ADC Excess Electrical contract is a recurring utility requirement managed by the Department of the Interior to provide dedicated electricity for the Albuquerque data center. This specific procurement is designed to separate the data center's power consumption from the billing of the rest of the facility to ensure accurate utility tracking and management. The estimated monthly cost for these services is approximately 36,000 dollars. Classified under NAICS code 926130, this requirement is currently listed as a forecast with a posting date of September 30, 2025. The contract focuses on maintaining continuous power operations specifically for data center infrastructure. For inquiries regarding this forecast, the Department of the Interior has designated Todd Romero as the primary point of contact and Nikolai Matoka as the Small Business Specialist.

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Department of Interior electricity contract for Albuquerque data center costing 36,000 dollars monthly.

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Department of the InteriorView Agency

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926130 - Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other UtilitiesView NAICS

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NM, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior

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Department of the Interior

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Todd Romero

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Electricity to run the Albuquerque data center, separated from the bill for the rest of the facility. Estimate $36k/mo

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