Electricity Supply 2026

This contract solicits electricity supply services for the Youngstown Air Reserve Base in Ohio under a one-year firm-fixed price with economic price adjustment—actual cost (FFP-EPA) arrangement, requiring all proposals to be submitted as a per-kilowatt-hour unit price. The total estimated annual consumption is 9,275,000 kWh, with payment handled exclusively through First Energy – Ohio Edison; individual invoicing is prohibited and all invoices must be processed via Wide Area WorkFlow. Offerors must satisfy four mandatory requirements: active registration with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio as an electricity generation supplier, current and accurate certification in the System for Award Management with complete representations and certifications, and delivery of domestically sourced power. All quotes must remain valid for 15 days, and oral submissions are not accepted. The solicitation, issued under FAR 52.212-1 and 52.212-4 as a combined synopsis and solicitation on SF 1449, operates on a lowest price technically acceptable basis, where compliance with the unique requirements establishes technical acceptability and price determines award. The contracting office, part of the U.S. Air Force, is located at Youngstown Air Reserve Base, with the Contracting Officer listed as Lori Jenkins and the Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative as Donald Cutrer. The contract includes mandatory incorporation of several FAR and DFARS clauses addressing payments, representations, cybersecurity, and domestic sourcing, with deviations noted under 2026-O0038 for key clauses including SAM maintenance and representation incorporation. Although specific inspection criteria and evaluation factors beyond price are not detailed, acceptance is governed by government performance at the destination facility and adherence to applicable commercial item provisions. The funding is supported by a detailed Line of Accounting and sourced under the Electricity MORD appropriation, with no option periods or socioeconomic set-asides identified.