The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a civilian agency within the Department of Transportation, awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract for Power Systems Installation Services to 11 contractors, including Quad J Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business. The $631.7 million IDIQ, which has a performance period through October 2026, enables the FAA to procure a wide range of services related to the design, installation, construction, testing, and commissioning of power systems and ancillary equipment at FAA facilities nationwide. This includes generators 20kW or larger, uninterruptible power supplies 10kVA or larger, fuel storage tanks 250 gallons or more with monitoring, underground distribution cabling of 1,000 feet or more, and lightning protection systems.
Under this IDIQ, the FAA has issued numerous firm-fixed price delivery orders to Quad J Inc. for power infrastructure upgrades and maintenance at air traffic control towers, radar sites, and other mission-critical FAA locations. The task orders cover activities such as replacing and repairing electrical distribution equipment, installing uninterruptible power supplies and fuel storage tanks, and providing baseline site surveys, designs, and equipment installations for emergency generators, electrical reliability monitoring systems, and related power systems. These projects support the FAA's efforts to modernize and maintain the critical power infrastructure that enables the safe and efficient operation of the national airspace system.
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