NOMAD Power — Mobile battery energy storage systems

Master Agreement 062625-NOMD is an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract between Sourcewell, a Minnesota service cooperative, and Nomad Transportable Power Systems Inc. for the provision of mobile and self-propelled battery energy storage systems and related attachments. The agreement is designed to support participating entities, including government, education, nonprofit, and tribal agencies across the United States and Canada. The contract term is effective for four years, with potential extensions up to seven years, and expires on August 11, 2029. The scope of work includes the delivery of integrated battery systems, performance validation through annual capacity tests, and the provision of remote monitoring and modular scalability. Available equipment includes the Traveler 2 MWh and 1.3 MWh systems, as well as Voyager Eagle, Falcon, and Hawk models, with pricing ranging from 628,000 to 1,280,000 dollars per unit. Volume-based discounts are available, offering 10% to 15% off MSRP for orders of 1 to 9 units and 15% to 20% off for orders of 10 to 24 units. The award was determined through a best-value trade-off process, with pricing as the most significant evaluation factor at 400 points, followed by value-added attributes, marketing plans, and solution breadth. Nomad Transportable Power Systems Inc. is certified as a small business enterprise with multiple socioeconomic designations, including women-owned, minority-owned, and veteran-owned status. The contract requires compliance with the Buy American Act, Davis-Bacon Act, and EPA recovered materials guidelines.