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FY 26-DOEE-LSHHD- Vehicle or Hybrid Vehicle Battery Purchase

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The District of Columbia’s Department of Energy and Environment is forecasting a procurement for the purchase of vehicle or hybrid vehicle batteries in fiscal year 2026. This acquisition is intended to support the agency’s operational needs within the Energy and Environment division, likely to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of its fleet operations. The contract opportunity is currently in the forecast phase, indicating it is not yet open for bidding but provides early visibility into the upcoming procurement timeline. The solicitation number has not been assigned, and no NAICS code, set-aside information, or point of contact details are available at this time. The place of performance is expected to be within the District of Columbia, though specific location details are not yet defined. The posting date indicates this forecast was published in July 2026, and interested vendors should monitor for a formal solicitation release in the coming months.

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District of Columbia to procure vehicle batteries in FY2026 for fleet sustainability operations.

Agency

District of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)

NAICS

335910 - Battery ManufacturingView NAICS

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)

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District of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)

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