AK Hydrogen Conexes

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration seeks capabilities statements from companies for permitting, constructing, delivering, and installing hydrogen conex boxes at seven locations in Alaska to improve weather monitoring infrastructure for the National Weather Service. Responses are due by March 19th and companies must have experience performing this type of work in Alaska while holding all required certifications and licenses. The agency will evaluate companies' information, relevant experience with similar projects, and applicable NAICS codes to identify capable vendors for a potential future solicitation.

There is no set-aside designated for this opportunity. Companies should indicate relevant NAICS codes and must have experience with permitting, construction, delivery, and installation in Alaska. The draft statement of work requires securing permits within 30 days of notice to proceed, constructing seven conexes within schedules ranging from 30 to 120 days, delivering the conexes to seven sites on matching schedules, and installing them at the sites per the same schedules, while also providing a generic hydrogen system design within 30 days. Liquidated damages of $3,000 per day will be assessed for any delays in meeting the outlined timelines.