Emergency Power System Preventative Maintenance, Repair, and Emergency Response Services
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 26-R-238035
- State
- Alaska
- Responses due
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About this opportunity
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) Health Facilities Engineering Department is soliciting comprehensive preventative maintenance, inspection, repair, calibration, and 24/7 emergency call-out services for generators, transfer switches, and associated emergency and standby power system components serving ANTHC facilities in Anchorage, Alaska, with proposals due June 24, 2026.
The scope covers all components of emergency power systems that protect hospital and healthcare operations, critical data infrastructure, and high-value assets. Services include preventative maintenance and inspection to increase system reliability and reduce equipment degradation, repair and calibration of components, and 24/7 emergency response capability to minimize downtime and operational risk. Catastrophic failure of these systems could interrupt patient care, compromise sensitive materials, and cause financial loss.
Place of performance is Anchorage, Alaska. No contract value, contract term length, incumbent contractor, evaluation criteria, question deadline, pre-bid meeting, or site-visit date are specified in the source.
Opportunity text
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) Health Facilities Engineering (HFE) Department seeks to obtain comprehensive services for the preventative maintenance, inspection, repair, calibration, and 24/7 emergency call-out for generators, transfer switches and all associated components of the emergency and standby power systems that serve ANTHC facilities located in Anchorage, Alaska, with minimal risk of failure. Emergency power systems protect operations in hospital and healthcare environments that house a diverse array of medical equipment necessary for the health and safety of patients. Emergency power systems protect critical data infrastructure, high dollar assets and sensitive materials. Catastrophic failure and unplanned outages of emergency power systems could lead to the loss of sensitive materials, delays in patient care, and financial loss to the ANTHC. Preventative maintenance is required to increase reliability, reduce equipment degradation and is vital to the ANTHC's mission and operational readiness.
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