Repair Universal Power Supply (UPS)
The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is conducting market research for Universal Power Supply (UPS) repair services through a Sources Sought Notice issued by the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division. The procurement involves repairing 5 UPS units during a base year with 4 additional option years, specifically targeting units with Part Number ETI0001-1237. Interested parties are requested to submit detailed company information, capabilities, contact details, business size, ownership type, and a rough order of magnitude cost estimate by 3:00 PM Pacific Time on May 19, 2025. Responses must be submitted electronically to Samantha C. Mangum in Microsoft Office 2010 or PDF format. The market research will help determine whether the procurement will be set aside for small businesses or conducted through full and open competition.
The current solicitation falls under NAICS code 335999 with a small business size standard of 650 employees and is currently not designated for any specific set-aside. The government intends to potentially award this as a sole source contract to Energy Technologies Inc. While no specific budget range is disclosed, the contract will cover repair services for multiple UPS units over a five-year period. The procurement is categorized under Product Service Code J020 for maintenance, repair, and rebuilding of ship and marine equipment. Respondents are explicitly advised that this is not a formal solicitation, no funding is currently available, and they will not be compensated for their market research submissions.
N63394-25-Q-4032 Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command
5/7/25, 1:58 PM Repair Universal Power Supply (UPS)
The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command awarded contract N6339425P4012 to Energy Technologies Inc. for $155,000 on August 5, 2025, for the repair of a Universal Power Supply (UPS) system. The contract involves a specialized UPS with part number ETI0001-1237 that is required for an onboard naval weapons system and is the only UPS that passed Environmental Qualification Testing for specific naval ship configurations. This procurement was justified as a sole-source acquisition due to the UPS's proprietary design and unique compatibility requirements with existing naval systems, with Energy Technologies Inc. being the only vendor capable of meeting the Navy's technical specifications. Market research conducted through a sources sought notice from May 5-19, 2025, yielded only one response, confirming the limited availability of qualified suppliers for this specialized naval equipment.
25-SIMACQ-D20-0004 Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command
8/11/25, 5:32 PM Repair Universal Power Supply (UPS)
The Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division is soliciting repair services for Universal Power Supply (UPS) units under contract N6339425Q4032. The procurement involves repairing 5 Energy Technology, Inc. (ETI) UPS units (Part Number ETI0001-1237, Model ETI0001-S1R-KII/2.0) that support the Tomahawk Weapons Control System program. Contractors must demonstrate technical capability to evaluate and repair UPS units, ensuring they can hold battery discharge at 500 watts for 30 minutes and maintain proper functionality of all lights, alarms, fans, and switches without physical damage. The government will evaluate quotes based on lowest price, technical capability, and past performance, with award made to the lowest-priced, technically acceptable offeror. Quotes are due by June 30, 2025, at 3:00 PM Pacific Standard Time and must be submitted electronically as a PDF to the designated point of contact.
This solicitation is designated as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) set-aside, requiring eligible contractors to meet the specific socioeconomic criteria for participation. Energy Technologies Inc. (ETI) is identified as the Original Equipment Manufacturer of the UPS units and holds proprietary design rights, making them the sole source for new equipment procurement based on their Environmental Qualification Testing certification. The contract structure includes a base period beginning August 2025 and four one-year option periods extending through July 2032, providing a potential seven-year performance timeline. Repairs must be performed at the contractor's facility within the United States, with work supporting critical weapons system operations. The UPS units are specifically designed to provide conditioned 115 VAC power to the PCP (A1) component and include battery packs for orderly shutdown during power loss events.
D20-0004 Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command
6/16/25, 6:44 PM