Generators - 400kW & Below   2

Background
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is seeking to establish multiple award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts for generators rated at 400kW and below. This initiative aims to update FEMA's generator fleet to support emergency response operations and ensure compliance with Tier 4 Final EPA standards. The agency maintains a fleet of generators at Distribution Centers located in both the Continental United States (CONUS) and Other than Continental United States (OCONUS) locations.

Work Details
The contractor will provide generators and generator sets, including necessary fuel tanks and fuel lines, to support disaster relief operations. The specifications include:
- Generators classified as 400kW, including external tanks as specified in Attachment 3 – Generator Specifications.
- Units must be a power module in a container with readily available parts.
- Weatherproofing to withstand various climates, including drainage capabilities to avoid rust.
- Rustproof coating or system applied.
- Skid mounted with specific dimensions for fork pockets and design requirements.
- Rated for prime power and must be 3-phase switchable across multiple voltage configurations (120/208v, 139/240v, 277/480v).
- Must include detailed documentation for switching output voltages and phase configurations.
- Excitation systems must be either brushless with integrated or automatic voltage regulation.
- Load terminals should be bus bar with lugs and Cam-lok connectors.
- An integrally mounted automated load bank system is required for units ranging from 36kW to 400kW, capable of monitoring exhaust temperature and managing loads automatically.
- Emissions must comply with Tier 4 Final standards and require Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fluid (ULSDF).

Place of Performance
Delivery locations will include both CONUS and OCONUS sites as specified in individual delivery orders.