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This Combined Synopsis/Solicitation opportunity from Department Of Homeland Security was posted on August 7, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Replace Uninterpretable Power Supply (UPS) Batteries located at WTC, floor 53. - AMENDMENT 4 - Q&A

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70FBR225Q00000039Federal

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This contract involves replacing the batteries of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units located on the 53rd floor of the World Trade Center, supporting critical IT infrastructure. The existing batteries, model 12HX505-FR VRLA units, have not been replaced since 2017/2018 and have exceeded their expected lifespan of 5-7 years, increasing the risk of failure during power outages. The scope includes not only the battery replacement but also capacitor and fan replacements within the UPS cabinets, which have a total output rating of 120KVA at 125 kVA. The work is scheduled to be performed during regular business hours, with specific procedures for building access, including loading dock scheduling and vendor insurance requirements, to ensure security and compliance. The contract is set as a Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 238210, with the Department of Homeland Security’s Emergency Preparedness Agency overseeing the project in New York City. Key contacts include representatives from FEMA and Durst, who coordinate scheduling, insurance approval, and building access protocols to facilitate the successful completion of the battery replacement and related maintenance activities.

General Info

Replace aged UPS batteries, capacitors, and fans at FEMA’s WTC 53rd floor; small business contract.

Contract Value

$58,665.22

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Place of Performance

New York, NY, 10007, USA

Set-Aside

SBA

Award Issued Date

Documents

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DHS FEMA UPS Batteries Replacement SOW

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Evaluation Factors - UPS Battery Replacement

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Solicitation 70FBR225Q00000040 Amendment 0002

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Solicitation 70FBR225Q00000040 Amendment 0003

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Solicitation 70FBR225Q00000040 - UPS Battery Replacement

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Wage Determination No. 2015-4187 (Revision 33)

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Region 2: Emergency Preparedness An
Contacts2 people available
OfficeNEW YORK, NY, 10278, USA

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Replace Uninterpretable Power Supply (UPS) Batteries located at WTC, floor 53. The UPS Battery cabinets currently supporting essential IT infrastructure in the building have not undergone battery replacement since 2017/2018-time frame. The batteries installed Model 12HX505-FR are VRLA-type units with a manufacturer-rated design life of approximately 5-7 years under optimal conditions. Given the elapsed time, these batteries have exceeded their expected service life and pose a growing risk of failure which could compromise operational continuity during a power interruption. Please see attached Model Number information Q&A: Q: Battery type - exact or original A: SOW specifies model, OEM approved, cannot be more than 6 months old Q: - will the batteries need to be installed after normal work hours or during regular business hours A: All work is scheduled during the normal business hours. Q: What is the Model number of the UPS Cabinet? A: 38BP120XWX1BNS, and we have 3 of them. The battery model is 12HX505-FR Q: Are Capacitor and fan replacements part of the scope? A: Yes Q: What is the kVA/amps rating? A: KVA rating is 125, output is 120KVA. 293 max AMPS at 400 VDC Instructions on Scheduling and Building Access: Scheduling: If the technician/vendor requires loading dock access Durst will have to confirm approval. Only then will I be able to schedule a date and time for Loading Dock Access (VS3). All insurance must be approved, and the scheduled delivery date must be entered in the VS3 (loading dock system) 24 hours in advance from the schedule delivery date. FYSA, the loading dock could approve or deny a scheduled delivery date based on the above criteria. Lastly, I will email the vendor (delivery company) once approval is granted, requesting drivers information (see attached) , vendor information (see attached), vehicle information (see attached), in addition I will ask the vendor for potential delivery dates and times. ----------------------------- Insurance & Building Access Process Please note: If the technician and/or vendor does not need loading dock access meaning that they can carry their equipment in a utility bag. An approved (COL & Hold Harmless) must be on file before a technician could be granted access entirely then please provide a list of names of each technician, date, and a time for when they would like to perform services. This information must be entered in the visitor alert system prior to gaining access. Insurance packet (1WTC insurance requirements & Hold Harmless) filled out by vendor. Vendor emails Tenant (FEMA) the insurance packet completed. Tenant (FEMA) emails Insurance packet to Durst. Durst reviews insurance packet. Tenant (FEMA) contacts Durst regarding Insurance status for vendor. Durst Approves Insurance requirements. Tenant (FEMA) inputs technician info, date, and time of service into the visitor alert system. Please see attached Loading Dock dimensions and Freight Elevator Sizes

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