Medium Hybrid Expeditionary Energy Systems (MHEES)

M67854-13-R-2009- Medium Hybrid Expeditionary Energy System (MHEES)

Marine Corps Systems Command intends to release a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the potential award up to two (2) contracts for the Research, Development, and Prototype fabrication of a Medium Hybrid Expeditionary Energy System (MHEES). The contracts will be Firm Fixed Price (FFP), "C" type contracts. It is anticipated that the RFP will be released in the next 60 days. All contracts will have base efforts that perform initial analysis, design efforts, and fabrication/delivery of prototypes. The period of performance for this effort will be twenty-four (24) months. No RFP exists at this time.

To increase energy independence and flexibility of deployment options, the Marine Corps has been fielding renewable and hybrid energy programs to include the Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy Network System (GREENS). Need for improvement exists with this type of system to meet future Marine Corps mission needs for mobility and power. The goal of this improvement will be to address the next level of power capability above the GREENS type system, while developing the smallest, lightest and most cost effective system at this increased power level.

M67854-13-R-2009- Medium Hybrid Expeditionary Energy System (MHEES)

Marine Corps Systems Command intends to release a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the potential award up to two (2) contracts for the Research, Development, and Prototype fabrication of a Medium Hybrid Expeditionary Energy System (MHEES). The contracts will be Firm Fixed Price (FFP), "C" type contracts. It is anticipated that the RFP will be released in the next 60 days. All contracts will have base efforts that perform initial analysis, design efforts, and fabrication/delivery of prototypes. The period of performance for this effort will be eighteen (18) months. No RFP exists at this time.

To increase energy independence and flexibility of deployment options, the Marine Corps has been fielding renewable and hybrid energy programs to include the Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy Network System (GREENS). Need for improvement exists with this type of system to meet future Marine Corps mission needs for mobility and power. The goal of this improvement will be to address the next level of power capability above the GREENS type system, while developing the smallest, lightest and most cost effective system at this increased power level.