Opportunity
SAM #FA521526P0020
Kaena Point Space Force Station Power Plant Automatic Control System Repair and Engineering Services
Buyer
FAC
Posted
August 28, 2026
Identifier
FA521526P0020
NAICS
811210, 541330, 541690
This opportunity is for urgent repair and engineering services at Kaena Point Space Force Station, Hawaii, to restore the Power Plant Automatic Control System (ACS) critical to satellite tracking missions. - Buyer: Department of the Air Force, US Space Force, 766 ESS/PKI - Scope: Specialized engineering labor, troubleshooting, and software-level repair for the failed emergency generator ACS - Includes assessment, testing, evaluation, and repair of the computer logic controller - Restoration of automated outage sensing and rapid transition to backup generators (within ~30 seconds of grid failure) - Non-destructive testing required to preserve generator switch gears and breakers - Vendor: Systems Integration Group (SIG) is identified as the exclusive provider due to proprietary software and system logic - Urgency: Addresses critical operational need for uninterrupted satellite tracking - Estimated contract value: $10,102.99 - No specific part numbers or quantities provided - No competing OEMs or products listed; SIG's proprietary expertise is required
Description
Kaena Point Space Force Station has a critical requirement for highly specialized engineering labor, trouble shooting, and software repair services for the failed Power Plant Automatic Control System (ACS). The scope of this effort requires the contractor to safely assess, test, evaluate, troubleshoot, and repair the localized, closed loop computer logic controller that operates the installations power plant emergency automatic control system. The repaired system must successfully achieve automated outage sensing and transition capabilities, transferring critical satellite tracking mission loads to emergency backup generators within approximately 30 seconds of a commercial grid failure. Testing must be non-destructive to ensure the total structural and software integrity of the existing generator switch gears and breakers.