Alaska Online Public Notices #26092

Procurement of John Deere Engine Generators and Accessories for Levelock & Hughes Projects

This procurement opportunity from the Alaska Energy Authority seeks quotations for engine generators and accessories for the Levelock & Hughes RPSU M&I projects. - Government Buyer: - Alaska Energy Authority, Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development - Procurement Department, Anchorage, AK - OEMs and Vendors: - John Deere (primary OEM for engines and engine-generators) - Newage/Stamford and Kato (specified as acceptable generator brands) - Products/Services Requested: - 1 John Deere 6068AFM 223 HP engine with accessories (shop modified for generator repowering) - 2 fuel oil coolers (70,000 BTU/hour nominal capacity, part number BOL-16-1-2) - 1 John Deere 6090HFM85 225ekW engine-generator (skid mounted, Tier 3 Marine engine, with Newage/Stamford S4L1D-D41 or Kato equal generator) - 1 John Deere 4045TFM85 65ekW engine-generator (skid mounted, Tier 3 Marine engine, with Newage/Stamford UCI274C or Kato equal generator) - 1 lot of generator accessories (wiring J-box, exhaust RTD, air restriction indicator) - 1 charge air cooler (6,000 BTU/minute nominal capacity, part number DR3376A) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All engines must meet EPA Tier 3 Marine standards - Compliance with Build America, Buy America Act is mandatory - Detailed technical specifications and certifications required - Load testing and packaging of each engine-generator set prior to delivery - Delivery desired within 12 weeks for most items; charge air cooler may require 18 weeks or more - Partial payment allowed for major equipment with different lead times - Warranty period of at least one year from acceptance of field testing and commissioning

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for the purchase of long lead items for the RPSU M&I projects at Hughes and Levelock. The items to be procured include two engine-generator sets with accessories, one engine with modifications, one charge air cooler, and two fuel coolers. The contract also includes load testing and packaging of each engine-generator set prior to delivery. The procurement is managed by the Alaska Energy Authority and requires delivery schedules to be indicated by vendors.

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