Energy-Efficient Field Feeding Equipment Development
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The Energy-Efficient Field Feeding Equipment Development subcontract, managed by the Department of Defense through the Dcso Philadelphia office, focuses on the design and prototyping of energy-efficient equipment for military field feeding operations. The scope of work involves engineering portable power solutions and heating and cooling systems, utilizing thermal imaging and prototype fabrication tools to ensure all equipment meets Energy Star and military ruggedization standards. The contractor is responsible for delivering comprehensive engineering blueprints, functional prototype equipment, and detailed energy efficiency validation reports. This project is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, under NAICS code 333999, with a performance period extending through July 14, 2031.
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Philadelphia, PA, 19111, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of SP4701-26-B-0003.
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