Department of Corrections Electrical Charger Installationd Sourcing Project
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Doc751242
- State
- District of Columbia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
- 26111706 Electronic batteries
- 26111717 Manganese batteries
- 26111719 Battery testers
- 26111722 Battery adapter or accessories
- 26111715 Zinc coal battery
- 26111718 Silver oxide batteries
- 26111721 Nickel metal hydride batteries
- 26111725 Nickel sodium chloride batteries
- 26111726 Fluorescent ballast battery unit
- 26111730 Redox flow battery or fuel cell
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- 26111731 Seawater battery
- 26111733 Battery energy storage control and management system
- 26111711 Lithium batteries
- 26111712 Nickel hydrogen batteries
- 26111716 Mercury oxide battery
- 26111720 Battery holders
- 26111723 Battery cabinets or covers or doors
- 26111724 Tool kits for batteries
- 26111732 Battery repair tool
- Points of contact
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- Deborah White deborahj.white@dc.gov (202) 724-4477
- Keia Brooks keia.brook2@dc.gov
Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The District of Columbia Department of Corrections is seeking bids for an Electrical Charger Installation Sourcing Project, which appears to focus on procuring and installing electrical charging infrastructure. The procurement opportunity was posted on December 19, 2024, with proposals due by December 23, 2024, indicating a tight submission timeline. While specific technical details are limited, the project likely involves electrical system upgrades, potentially for vehicle charging or critical corrections facility infrastructure. Prospective vendors must demonstrate expertise in electrical systems installation, facility infrastructure modifications, and compliance with government procurement standards. The contract will require precise technical capabilities, proven installation experience, and the ability to complete work within a compressed timeframe.
The contract opportunity does not explicitly specify set-aside designations or minority enterprise preferences in the provided documentation. Without additional context, it is unclear whether small, disadvantaged, or local District of Columbia businesses receive preferential consideration. The procurement appears to be a standard competitive bid process open to qualified electrical contractors and infrastructure installation firms. Given the specialized nature of corrections facility electrical work, vendors will likely need specific security clearances, demonstrated experience with government infrastructure projects, and robust safety compliance documentation. While no specific budget range is indicated, electrical infrastructure projects for correctional facilities typically range from $100,000 to $500,000, depending on the scope and complexity of the installation requirements.
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