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UPS and Flywheel Installation

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The Indian Health Service has announced a forecast for the installation of uninterruptible power supply systems and flywheel energy storage units under contract 2025-AAP-SRSU-SV-0010, categorized under NAICS code 335999 for other electrical equipment and component manufacturing. This initiative is aimed at enhancing power reliability and resilience at federal health facilities by integrating advanced backup power technologies. The project involves the procurement, delivery, and professional installation of UPS and flywheel systems, which will support critical operations during power disruptions. All work is expected to occur at locations managed by the Indian Health Service, though specific sites have not been identified in the forecast. Quentin Benally serves as the program point of contact for technical inquiries, while Cornelius Tsipai is listed as the contracting officer responsible for procurement processes. The opportunity was posted on May 25, 2026, and is currently in the forecasting phase, indicating it is not yet an active solicitation but provides early notice to potential vendors interested in preparing proposals. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official HHS OSDBU portal for future updates and formal solicitations, as details including deadlines, technical requirements, and performance specifications may be published in upcoming notices.

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Installation of UPS and flywheel system for power reliability by Indian Health Service, forecasted 2026.

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Indian Health Service

NAICS

335999 - All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component ManufacturingView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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Indian Health Service

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Quentin Benally

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Cornelius TsipaiContracting Officer

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2025-AAP-SRSU-SV-0010: UPS and Flywheel Installation

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