Opportunity
Thousand Oaks Opengov #RFP-27-06
Solar Feasibility Study for Frederick Airport Facilities
Posted
July 20, 2026
Respond By
August 27, 2026
Identifier
RFP-27-06
NAICS
541620
This opportunity seeks a vendor to conduct a feasibility study for solar installations at Frederick Airport, managed by the City of Frederick's Sustainability Office. - Government Buyer: - City of Frederick Sustainability Office - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive review of existing and planned airport facilities - Assessment of compliance with FAA and MAA regulations - Identification of potential locations for solar panels - Evaluation of electrical upgrade needs - Analysis of electricity offset and battery backup options - Phased recommendations for implementation - Deliverables: - Detailed feasibility study report - Presentation slide deck for public meetings - Funding: - $50,000 Local Government Energy Modernization Program (L-GEM) grant - $5,000 city match (total project budget: $55,000) - Notable Requirements: - Strict adherence to FAA and MAA regulations - Preparation of both written and presentation deliverables - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Solar feasibility study (1 unit) - No hardware procurement at this stage
Description
This solicitation is for conducting a feasibility study for solar installations at Frederick Airport. The scope includes reviewing FAA and Maryland Aviation Administration regulations, identifying potential locations for solar panels, assessing electrical upgrade requirements, evaluating electricity offset potential, analyzing battery backup storage options, and providing phased recommendations if needed. The contractor will estimate installation costs, prepare a comprehensive feasibility study report, and deliver a presentation deck for public meetings. The project is funded by a $50,000 L-GEM grant with a $5,000 match and must comply with FAA and Maryland Aviation regulations. Final deliverables are due by December 31, 2027.