Opportunity

Virgin Islands Buys #BD-26-001-00101-1771

Generator Maintenance and Repair Services for St. Thomas & St. John District (US Virgin Islands)

Posted

August 27, 2026

Respond By

September 18, 2026

Identifier

BD-26-001-00101-1771

NAICS

811310

This opportunity seeks generator maintenance and repair services for government offices in the St. Thomas & St. John District, US Virgin Islands. - Government Buyer: - Government of the Virgin Islands (GVIBUY), Department of Property & Procurement - Offices served: Office of the Governor, Bureau of Information Technology, Department of Finance, Department of Labor - OEMs and Vendors: - Armstrong - Perkins - Southeastern Power Product - John Deere - Broadcrown - Tradewinds - Products/Services Requested: - Regular maintenance, oil changes, and battery replacements for multiple generator models - 12 annual service cycles for each generator - Specific generator models include: - Armstrong/Perkins 200KW (Office of the Governor) - Southeastern Power Product 30KW (Bureau of Information Technology) - John Deere/Broadcrown 320KW (Department of Finance) - Tradewinds 215KW (Department of Labor) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with all documentation and affidavits listed in attachments - Electronic bid submission required - Bidders must review all project requirements - Technical Details: - Services cover both routine and preventive maintenance - Battery replacements and oil changes are included for each generator - All generators are commercial-grade, with specific models and power ratings highlighted - OEMs are central to the solicitation, as maintenance must be performed on their equipment.

Description

This solicitation is for maintenance and repair services of generators located in the St. Thomas & St. John District. The project includes regular maintenance, oil changes, and battery replacements for various generator models used by government offices such as the Office of the Governor, Bureau of Information Technology, Department of Finance, and Department of Labor. The contract period is from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Bidders are required to review all project requirements and submit their bids electronically by the response deadline.

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