North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Opengov #MA-060-24010304

Award for Multi-Year Supply of UPS Batteries and Accessories for County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department

This award covers the supply of UPS batteries and related battery products for the County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department: - Government Buyer: - County of Orange, Sheriff-Coroner Department, Research & Development/Facilities Operations - OEMs and Vendors: - Motive Energy LLC (contracted vendor) - Notable OEMs (by part number and product type): Duracell, NOCO, Genesis, and others (specific OEMs inferred from part numbers such as DURPC1500, NOCO Geniuspro25, Genesis HR1280W-FR) - Products/Services Requested: - Wide range of UPS batteries, rechargeable and single-use batteries, chargers, accessories, and supplies - Battery chemistries include Alkaline, Lithium Ion, Lead Acid, Nickel Cadmium - Key products and part numbers: - BATTERY; 6V, 7AH Lead Calcium (120824) - BATTERY, VLRA; Extended Runtime (UPS12-300MR) - BATTERY, 12V 5AH, F2 Terminal (HRL1225W) - BATTERY CHARGER, 26A NOCO Geniuspro25 (GC6000) - AA Standard Battery, Pack of 24 (DURPC1500) - Ultra Battery, 12V, 1.3AH, Duracell (SLAA12-1.3F) - Multiple other battery types and accessories (see line items) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - 50% discount off list prices for specified battery part numbers - Delivery required within 14 days to County facilities in Orange and Irvine, CA - No minimum order size - Strict compliance, warranty, and insurance requirements - Multi-year contract: three years with a possible two-year renewal, no price increases during initial term - Delivery Locations: - Research and Development/Facilities Operations, 431 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868 - Research and Development/Facilities Operations, 13420 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA 92618

Description

This contract is for the purchase of UPS batteries by the County of Orange from Motive Energy LLC. The contract is a firm fixed fee agreement where the contractor agrees to provide UPS batteries as specified in the scope of work. The County agrees to pay the contractor based on a schedule of fees outlined in the compensation and pricing provision. The contract is governed by the laws of the state of California and includes terms regarding delivery, acceptance, and warranty of the goods.

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