JB Charleston Generator Monitoring System

Joint Base Charleston is seeking manufacturers to supply and install a remote generator monitoring system across 65 generators located at four geographically separated sites within the base. The system will function as a data acquisition platform integrated into the existing Energy Management and Control System architecture to deliver real-time alerts for electrical and generator failures, replacing outdated manual inspection methods and significantly enhancing base resiliency and mission continuity through immediate situational awareness. The project includes identifying and connecting 18 generators already compatible with Monico integration, confirming compatibility for an additional 7 units requiring further discovery, and assessing up to 40 older Cummins generators that may lack the necessary Cummins network cards and ProtoNode gateways. The solicitation is open to qualified vendors, with responses due by July 27, 2026, and all interactions must be directed to the primary point of contact, Jeffrey Krieger, or secondary contact Roger Crews. The acquisition is being conducted under NAICS code 334515, and no set-aside provisions are in effect. While the full scope of deliverables, evaluation criteria, and contract terms are not detailed in the available documentation, the emphasis is on seamless integration, reliability, and rapid deployment to support critical infrastructure operations. The place of performance is Charleston AFB, South Carolina, and the contracting office is under the Department of Defense within the 628th Contracting Squadron.