Lighting Inverters Repair and Reprogramming FA251726Q0006

AMENDMENT: TO ADD CLAUSE FAR 52.212-2 EVALUATION COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES The 21st Civil Engineering Squadron (21 CES) has a new requirement for a one time service for the contractor to furnish necessary labor, tools, transportation, supplies, equipment, materials, and incidentals necessary to complete all work state in the Statement of Work (SOW). Project Description from SOW: a) Troubleshoot and repair three existing nonfunctioning Harsh Environment Uninterruptible (HEU) power supply lighting inverters. b) Reprogram all seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters to operate in normal mode during normal operation and in emergency mode upon loss of power. c) Replace all eight 12 VDC batteries in each of the seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters. Manufacturer: Crucial Power Products Model: HU CABINET Model Number: HU3.0R2500N1-VA Battery Part Number: 7050-436 The contractor shall follow all current, applicable codes, regulations, standards, and criteria. In addition, all work procedures and materials shall be approved by 21 CES Requirements and Optimization (R&O) prior to the start of work. The work within the SOW shall be executed by licensed electricians. The contractor shall coordinate and perform all operations in a manner that will result in a professionally and expeditiously completed project. This requirement is commercial as it is available to the general public or by non-governmental entities for purposes other than governmental purposes and can be acquired using the streamlined acquisition procedures in FAR Part 12. In FY24, a sources sought was posted to SAM.gov, revealing at least five vendors who are capable and interested in fulfilling this requirement. Within FY24, this requirement was canceled and is now being solicited as a one time service. SAM.gov will be the vehicle used to purchase the entirety of this requirement. The Contractor shall obtain all necessary licenses and permits, complying with all federal, state, and municipal laws, codes and regulations applicable to the performance of the work needed. Should this requirement not be fulfilled, the emergency lights that are designed to come on during loss of power, will remain on at all times. Having them operate as intended is imperative; furthermore, having the inverters repaired will save energy costs by not having an additional set of lights operating 24/7. The Period of Performance (PoP) is 180 days from lead time event (receipt of any purchased materials needed to complete contracted work). This period encompasses all required activities, securing escorts, obtaining base access for personnel and vehicles, mobilization, all phases of project execution, site clean-up, and the submission of all closeout documentation.

AMENDMENT: TO ADD CLAUSE FAR 52.212-2 EVALUATION COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES The 21st Civil Engineering Squadron (21 CES) has a new requirement for a one time service for the contractor to furnish necessary labor, tools, transportation, supplies, equipment, materials, and incidentals necessary to complete all work state in the Statement of Work (SOW). Project Description from SOW: a) Troubleshoot and repair three existing nonfunctioning Harsh Environment Uninterruptible (HEU) power supply lighting inverters. b) Reprogram all seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters to operate in normal mode during normal operation and in emergency mode upon loss of power. c) Replace all eight 12 VDC batteries in each of the seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters. Manufacturer: Crucial Power Products Model: HU CABINET Model Number: HU3.0R2500N1-VA Battery Part Number: 7050-436 The contractor shall follow all current, applicable codes, regulations, standards, and criteria. In addition, all work procedures and materials shall be approved by 21 CES Requirements and Optimization (R&O) prior to the start of work. The work within the SOW shall be executed by licensed electricians. The contractor shall coordinate and perform all operations in a manner that will result in a professionally and expeditiously completed project. This requirement is commercial as it is available to the general public or by non-governmental entities for purposes other than governmental purposes and can be acquired using the streamlined acquisition procedures in FAR Part 12. In FY24, a sources sought was posted to SAM.gov, revealing at least five vendors who are capable and interested in fulfilling this requirement. Within FY24, this requirement was canceled and is now being solicited as a one time service. SAM.gov will be the vehicle used to purchase the entirety of this requirement. The Contractor shall obtain all necessary licenses and permits, complying with all federal, state, and municipal laws, codes and regulations applicable to the performance of the work needed. Should this requirement not be fulfilled, the emergency lights that are designed to come on during loss of power, will remain on at all times. Having them operate as intended is imperative; furthermore, having the inverters repaired will save energy costs by not having an additional set of lights operating 24/7. The Period of Performance (PoP) is 180 days from lead time event (receipt of any purchased materials needed to complete contracted work). This period encompasses all required activities, securing escorts, obtaining base access for personnel and vehicles, mobilization, all phases of project execution, site clean-up, and the submission of all closeout documentation.

AMENDMENT 02: Amendment to address RFIs, add a Site Visit and extend solicitation period. RFI 1: "To provide an accurate quote for the Crucial Power Products (Model HU3.0) repair and battery replacement project at Cheyenne Mountain, could you please provide the Serial Numbers for the seven units? This will allow us to confirm the exact firmware versions for the reprogramming and verify the specific replacement battery requested." Answer: Lighting Inverter serial numbers: HE0260A HE0260F HE0260E HE0260D HE0260C HE0260B HE0261 RFI 2: "I am reaching out regarding the project Lighting Inverters Repair and Reprogramming - Active Opportunity (Notice ID FA251726Q0006). We would like to request information about the site visit for this opportunity. Could you please confirm if a site visit will be scheduled and provide the details on how interested vendors can attend?" Answer: Yes, we will have a Site Visit for this requirement. Please see below for all Site Visit information. Site Visit: SITE VISIT ANNOUNCEMENT a. A site visit for Solicitation FA251726Q0006 will be held on Wednesday March 18, 2026 at 09:00 AM Mountain Time. b. All interested offerors must RSVP via email to 2d Lt Stephen Hayden, stephen.hayden.1@spaceforce.mil no later than Monday March 16, 2026 at 4:00 PM Mountain Time. No more than two (2) representatives per company may attend. c. In the RSVP email, attendees must provide the following information for base access: Full Name, Date of Birth, and Driver's License Number and State of Issue. Also ensure that any vehicles driving on site have current registration and insurance information available. d. Attendees will meet at the Cheyenne Mountain SFS Visitor Control Center for escort. Address: 1 Norad Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80914 e. This will be the only site visit offered. Information discussed at the site visit is for informational purposes only. Any changes to the solicitation will be made only by formal amendment. Solicitation Close Date E AMENDMENT 01: TO ADD CLAUSE FAR 52.212-2 EVALUATION COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES The 21st Civil Engineering Squadron (21 CES) has a new requirement for a one time service for the contractor to furnish necessary labor, tools, transportation, supplies, equipment, materials, and incidentals necessary to complete all work state in the Statement of Work (SOW). Project Description from SOW: a) Troubleshoot and repair three existing nonfunctioning Harsh Environment Uninterruptible (HEU) power supply lighting inverters. b) Reprogram all seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters to operate in normal mode during normal operation and in emergency mode upon loss of power. c) Replace all eight 12 VDC batteries in each of the seven existing HEU power supply lighting inverters. Manufacturer: Crucial Power Products Model: HU CABINET Model Number: HU3.0R2500N1-VA Battery Part Number: 7050-436 The contractor shall follow all current, applicable codes, regulations, standards, and criteria. In addition, all work procedures and materials shall be approved by 21 CES Requirements and Optimization (R&O) prior to the start of work. The work within the SOW shall be executed by licensed electricians. The contractor shall coordinate and perform all operations in a manner that will result in a professionally and expeditiously completed project. This requirement is commercial as it is available to the general public or by non-governmental entities for purposes other than governmental purposes and can be acquired using the streamlined acquisition procedures in FAR Part 12. In FY24, a sources sought was posted to SAM.gov, revealing at least five vendors who are capable and interested in fulfilling this requirement. Within FY24, this requirement was canceled and is now being solicited as a one time service. SAM.gov will be the vehicle used to purchase the entirety of this requirement. The Contractor shall obtain all necessary licenses and permits, complying with all federal, state, and municipal laws, codes and regulations applicable to the performance of the work needed. Should this requirement not be fulfilled, the emergency lights that are designed to come on during loss of power, will remain on at all times. Having them operate as intended is imperative; furthermore, having the inverters repaired will save energy costs by not having an additional set of lights operating 24/7. The Period of Performance (PoP) is 180 days from lead time event (receipt of any purchased materials needed to complete contracted work). This period encompasses all required activities, securing escorts, obtaining base access for personnel and vehicles, mobilization, all phases of project execution, site clean-up, and the submission of all closeout documentation.

AMENDMENT 03: Amendment to address additional RFIs, and extend solicitation period. (Answers in Bold) Known failure conditions or symptoms for the three (3) non-functioning inverters Nothing happens when the test button is pressed Any prior inspection reports, maintenance records, or diagnostic findings None Date of last preventive maintenance or servicing performed on the units March 2, 2026. Filters changed. Batteries tested. Test button pressed. Monthly Identification of known failed components (if any) such as batteries, control boards, or power modules Units are functioning backwards, emergency lighting is always on Availability of any error codes, alarms, or system logs Display shows: UPS STANDBY @ 3KVA INPUT OK @ CHRG OFF BATTERY LOW @ DC OK ON BYPASS @ OUT BAD Confirmation whether any spare parts or replacement components are currently available onsite None Any historical issues with similar units at the facility None Is the Government open to vendors including clearly defined assumptions related to troubleshooting scope within their Firm-Fixed-Price proposal? This would be acceptable Would the Government consider or accept a separate breakout (e.g., diagnostic vs. repair) for informational purposes, while still maintaining an overall Firm-Fixed-Price submission? This would be acceptable