Resilient Power for Camp Roberts and U.S. Army Signal Activity-Camp Roberts, CA

The Government plans to issue a firm-fixed price contract lasting up to 30 years under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2922a, focusing on energy or fuel procurement for military installations. The contract involves the design, construction, ownership, and operation of an on-site energy production facility at Camp Roberts and the U.S. Army Signal Activity-Camp Roberts in California. This facility will provide secure, reliable, and locally-generated electricity, incorporating an energy resilience solution to ensure continuous power delivery. The contract term includes distinct phases for construction, energy production and delivery, and eventual removal of the facility before the contract expires, with provisions allowing for earlier termination if necessary. The solicitation falls under NAICS code 22111 and is managed by DLA Energy, located in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The place of performance is designated as San Miguel, California. The contract aims to enhance energy security and resilience for military operations by reducing dependence on external power sources through local generation capabilities. Point of contact for the solicitation is Chris Archer, and interested parties can find additional details and documentation through the official SAM.gov workspace link.