Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy Network (GREEN)

The Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy Network (GREEN) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Marine Corps System Command, focuses on providing renewable energy solutions for expeditionary environments. The contract supports the development, procurement, and technical support for solar power adaptation systems, specifically targeting energy network components for military field operations. Task orders under this vehicle primarily involve the acquisition of energy controllers, power distribution kits, and associated technical support services designed to enhance expeditionary energy capabilities.

The task orders demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders, with values ranging from $14,500 to $4,024,000, and typically completing within 3-12 months. Multiple task orders concentrated on controller development and procurement, including prototype controllers and additional controller acquisitions. The contract appears to be exclusively managed by the Marine Corps, with no specific set-aside designations and a focus on renewable energy technology for military applications. Key deliverables included prototype controllers, power distribution kits, and technical support training, suggesting a comprehensive approach to developing and implementing renewable energy solutions for expeditionary military environments. The contract's initial award date of March 24, 2010, with a last order date of March 24, 2014, indicates a four-year period of performance for this critical energy infrastructure initiative.