Solar Electric Power Systems

Code 6117
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Spend Category Level 1
Facilities & Construction
Spend Category Level 2
Facility Related Materials
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Product and Service Code (PSC) 6117-P encompasses solar electric power systems and related technologies for federal government applications. These systems include solar panels, photovoltaic cells, solar generators, inverters, batteries, and associated installation services. The technologies support diverse operational needs across civilian and defense agencies, ranging from portable power solutions for remote locations to comprehensive electrical infrastructure upgrades for facilities both domestically and internationally.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 6117-P demonstrate a wide range of solar electric power system procurements, with contract values typically ranging from $10,000 to $9,082,376. Frequently awarded entities include Beam Global, Pvilion Inc., RDO Agriculture Equipment Co., and Solar Stik Inc. Common funding agencies include the Department of State, Defense Logistics Agency, Department of the Air Force, and Department of Agriculture. Awards frequently utilize small business set-asides, with particular emphasis on service-disabled veteran-owned and women-owned small businesses. Performance locations span both domestic and international settings, including military bases, national parks, diplomatic facilities, and research centers.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities for PSC 6117-P include solicitations for solar panel systems in Panama by the Department of State, solar generators for emergency response by FEMA, solar panels for the U.S. Coast Guard, foldable solar panels for the USDA Forest Service, solar airfield signs for the U.S. Army, and solar panels for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. These opportunities demonstrate diverse requirements across federal agencies, with specific technical specifications, performance locations ranging from Honduras to Utah, and procurement methods including competitive reverse auctions and small business set-asides.

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