Vendor_Questions_on_Batteries_IDIQ_SOL_140L3725Q0072_5_14_2025_0001.docx

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This document is a set of Vendor Questions related to a Batteries Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Solicitation for the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region. The solicitation (140L3725Q0072) seeks 100 AH, 12 Volt, Deep Cycle Batteries to power dataloggers on remote weather stations, with batteries to be recharged by 20-Watt solar panels. The estimated maximum quantity is 450 batteries over an 18-month period, with a preventative maintenance requirement of battery replacement every 7 years. Vendors are requested to quote a single battery option that meets the minimum specifications, with terminal mounting confirmed as top front mounted. The solicitation appears to be for an ongoing battery supply contract with flexible quantity ordering based on agency needs.

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Vendor Questions on Batteries IDIQ SOL 140L3725Q0072 – 5.14.2025

1. Do you have a photo of the battery currently being used?

2. Also do you need the terminals top front or side mounted?

Top front mounted.

3. Manufacturer is asking for quantity of battery required and application of the battery

The quantity will be determined on an as-needed basis; we estimate the maximum quantity to be no more than 450 EA batteries over the course of 18 months. The application for the battery is to power dataloggers on remote weather stations, recharged by 20-Watt solar panels. PM requirements for the weather stations are battery replacement every 7 years.

4. Can I quote two options? If so, is there a preferred method?

The quote should be for a single battery that meets the minimum requirements outlined in the specification.

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