Solar Power Kit for Bus Shelter
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This subcontract opportunity is for the provision of complete, integrated solar power kits designed for bus shelters on St. Lawrence County projects in New York. The required systems must include roof-mounted photovoltaic panels, solar controllers, deep-cycle batteries, and vented electrical enclosures, as well as 5-watt LED lighting and dual-slot USB charging ports. All supplied equipment must adhere to standard electrical safety certifications to ensure a fully functional lighting and charging solution. The solicitation was posted on October 20, 2026, with a response deadline of November 19, 2026. Falling under NAICS code 335911, this contract is intended for suppliers capable of delivering these specialized kits to prime contractors managing the county's infrastructure improvements.
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NY, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 2140057.
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Request for Proposals for Purchase and Delivery of Bus Passenger Shelter for St. Lawrence County
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