High-Power Cycloconverter Design & Manufacturing

A custom cycloconverter system must be designed, fabricated, and factory-tested to precisely regulate power for a 9 MW motor that drives a 95 MVA generator at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York. The system is critical for maintaining stable and efficient power transfer under demanding operational conditions and must meet rigorous technical specifications to ensure seamless integration with the existing facility infrastructure. The contract requires full lifecycle development including engineering design, component sourcing, assembly, and comprehensive factory-level testing to validate performance prior to delivery. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 335313, indicating its focus on electric motor and generator manufacturing, and is managed by Brookhaven National Laboratory operated under the U.S. Department of Energy. All work must be completed and delivered by the response deadline of May 9, 2026, with performance occurring at the Upton facility. The contractor is expected to demonstrate proven expertise in high-power electronic systems, industrial-scale power conversion, and compliance with federal energy infrastructure standards. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the contract demands a high level of technical precision, reliability, and adherence to timelines for a mission-critical application.