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UW Stevens Point Toshiba 30 kVA 4400 Series UPS Systems w/ Lithium-ion Battery Cabinet
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The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is soliciting bids under solicitation number 2026-STPALL-01221-RFB for the procurement of a Toshiba 30kVA 4400 Series UPS System. A critical technical requirement for this acquisition is the inclusion of a Lithium-ion Battery Cabinet, which has been explicitly confirmed as mandatory. The place of performance and delivery is located in Wisconsin at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. The solicitation was posted on January 23, 2026, and the deadline for responses is February 15, 2026. All bids and related communications must be submitted electronically through the designated SciQuest online portal. Jesse Crain serves as the primary point of contact for all inquiries regarding this procurement. No specific contract value, delivery schedule, or detailed evaluation criteria were provided in the available documentation.
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