1.9.1 SOW DRAFT Generator IDIQ 400kW Below.pdf
Posted: April 30, 2025
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This statement of work (sow) is for an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (idiq) contract concerning the purchase of 400kw generators by the department of homeland security (dhs), specifically through the federal emergency management agency (fema).
the purpose of this procurement is to update fema's generator fleet to comply with tier 4 final epa standards, ensuring operational readiness for disaster relief operations across both continental united states (conus) and other than continental united states (oconus) locations.
the sow outlines the contractor's responsibilities, which include providing generators, external tanks, and necessary equipment that meet specified performance and safety standards.
the sow details specific requirements for the generators, including weatherproofing, rustproofing, and compliance with various electrical specifications. Generators must be capable of operating in diverse climates and should include features such as automated load bank systems and tier 4 final emissions compliance.
additionally, contractors are required to provide documentation for diagnostics and troubleshooting, along with on-site training for fema mechanics post-delivery.
the delivery locations are specified within the task order solicitation, which includes multiple distribution centers across the u.s. and territories. Contractors must also ensure that all equipment is new, safe, and meets all applicable regulations prior to delivery and acceptance by fema personnel.
the purpose of this procurement is to update fema's generator fleet to comply with tier 4 final epa standards, ensuring operational readiness for disaster relief operations across both continental united states (conus) and other than continental united states (oconus) locations.
the sow outlines the contractor's responsibilities, which include providing generators, external tanks, and necessary equipment that meet specified performance and safety standards.
the sow details specific requirements for the generators, including weatherproofing, rustproofing, and compliance with various electrical specifications. Generators must be capable of operating in diverse climates and should include features such as automated load bank systems and tier 4 final emissions compliance.
additionally, contractors are required to provide documentation for diagnostics and troubleshooting, along with on-site training for fema mechanics post-delivery.
the delivery locations are specified within the task order solicitation, which includes multiple distribution centers across the u.s. and territories. Contractors must also ensure that all equipment is new, safe, and meets all applicable regulations prior to delivery and acceptance by fema personnel.
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