T Occupancy Sensor Number of Buttons 1 Sensor Operation Occupancy Compatible with Series Not…

Virginia Awarded

Contract number
PCO05433073
Awardee
RE REPLACEMENT PARTS
Contracting organization
James Madison University
Cumulative value
$118.59

About this award

James Madison University, a contracting organization in Virginia, awarded contract PCO05433073 to RE REPLACEMENT PARTS on August 7, 2026. The contract encompasses the procurement of occupancy sensor equipment with a cumulative value of $118.00. The contract was established to support facility operations and maintenance requirements at the University.

The primary deliverable under this award consists of one occupancy sensor unit compatible with fluorescent, incandescent, and LED lighting technologies, rated for operating voltages between 120 and 277 volts. The sensor features a single-button control mechanism and is designed for general occupancy detection applications. The unit, priced at $118.59, was designated for delivery to Sandy Brown at James Madison University. No specific contract period of performance, annual value threshold, or additional performance metrics are detailed in the available contract documentation.

Line items

Item Total
T Occupancy Sensor Number of Buttons 1 Sensor Operation Occupancy Compatible with Series Not Applicable Lighting Technology Fluorescent Incandescent LED Operating Voltage 120 to 277 1 Each × $118.59 $118.59

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract PCO05433073?

Contract PCO05433073 was awarded to RE REPLACEMENT PARTS by James Madison University in Virginia on August 7, 2026.

How much is contract PCO05433073 worth?

Its cumulative value is $118.59.

Is contract PCO05433073 an order under another contract?

Yes. It was placed under contract CTR034250.

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