61--NDMO COMM BATTERY CHARGER REPLACEMENTS

The contract titled “NDMO COMM BATTERY CHARGER REPLACEMENTS” under solicitation number 89503426QWA001230, issued by the Department of Energy’s Western-Upper Great Plains Region from Billings, MT, seeks replacement components for commercial battery charger systems, specifically ELTEK UNITY POWER SYSTEM parts including breakers, rectifiers, cable sets, fuse trays, and multiple alarm interface units, with a total of one breaker and forty-eight alarm interface modules to be delivered. All items must be delivered within 30 days after award to the designated location at 700 N BISMARCK EXPRESSWAY, Bismarck, ND 58501, under FOB Destination terms, with inspection and formal acceptance conducted by the Government at that address. Packaging and marking must adhere to good commercial practice and comply with DOE-D-2001, though no military standards are referenced and barcoding is not required. Invoices must be submitted electronically through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), with no paper submissions permitted. The contract includes a broad set of FAR clauses covering ethical conduct, whistleblower protections, labor standards, equal opportunity, trafficking in persons, supply chain security, foreign acquisition restrictions, and small business utilization, with no set-aside designation specified. The NAICS code 335999 indicates this is a commercial procurement under FAR 52.212-5, and while line items are listed with quantities, no unit or total contract value is provided, leaving the financial scope undefined. Offerors must hold a current UEI and CAGE code, complete all required SAM certifications including small business and socioeconomic statuses, disclose any parent ownership or use of covered telecommunications equipment, and affirm compliance with federal labor and safety regulations including OSHA standards, Executive Order 14026 minimum wage requirements, and paid sick leave under EO 13706. All contract administration roles including PCO, COR, and COTR are designated as “to be named at award,” and no evaluation factors are disclosed in the available materials. Proposal submissions require adherence to general commercial offer rules, with questions due by April 28, 2026, directed to the primary point of contact via email.