Heavy Duty Dry Cell Alkaline Batteries
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFQ - 18P - 11091200000000000277
- State
- Maine
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
- 26111700 Batteries and cells and accessories
- 26111710 Product specific battery packs
- 26111702 Alkaline batteries
- 26111708 Nickel iron batteries
- 26111709 Nickel cadmium batteries
- 26111713 Thermal batteries
- 26111707 Lead acid batteries
- 26111705 Dry cell batteries
- 26111728 Standard cell
- 26111701 Rechargeable batteries
- Point of contact
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- Todd Cummings todd.cummings@maine.gov (207) 624-7336
Updated .
About this opportunity
The State of Maine is requesting quotations for heavy-duty dry cell alkaline batteries, with quotations due September 28, 2011. This procurement is subject to Maine Revised Statutes Title 38, Section 1661-C, which restricts mercury-added button cell batteries (including zinc-air, alkaline manganese, and silver oxide types) — a statutory constraint that filters product eligibility and supplier sourcing.
The scope covers alkaline batteries in multiple sizes and quantities to support state agency operations. Specifications address battery chemistry, shelf life, voltage output, and performance metrics for heavy-duty applications. Bid submission is on a per-unit basis with detailed cost schedules for different battery sizes and quantities.
The procurement allows multiple awards across qualified vendors to ensure competition and reliable supply sources. Vendors may reference a cooperative purchasing arrangement that permits other entities to benefit from the resulting contract. All questions must be submitted through the official online portal designated in the solicitation system; questions and answers obtained through alternative channels will not be recognized as valid.
Funding derives from standard state operational budgets allocated to participating agencies requiring battery supplies for equipment and emergency preparedness needs. The state intends to continue environmentally preferable procurement practices consistent with Executive Order 12 FY06-07, which directs state agencies to acquire products and services with reduced negative environmental and health impacts.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Solicitation_terms.docm | DOCM document | |
| 2011 CW Battery_Bid_Instructions_and_Spec[2].rtf | RTF text file | |
| title38sec1661-C.pdf | ||
| 2011 Battery Vendor Spreadsheet(1).xls | XLS spreadsheet | |
| Questions and Answers.doc | DOC document | |
| Exe Order12 FY06-07 Promoting Safer Chemicals in Consumer Products and Services[1].doc | DOC document |
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