# SAM #ACI-TEP-Survey USACE Pittsburgh District temporary emergency power planning and mission support **Buyer:** USACE Pittsburgh District **Posted:** October 26, 2026 **Respond By:** December 01, 2026 **Identifier:** ACI-TEP-Survey **NAICS:** 221118, 532310, 237130, 238210 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Pittsburgh District is gathering industry input on temporary emergency power support for declared emergencies. - **Government buyer:** USACE, Pittsburgh District; the work supports FEMA and affected state, territorial, commonwealth, and tribal governments. - **OEM named:** **CAT**, whose XQ1140 generator is referenced in maintenance-documentation requirements. No other vendors are identified. - **Products and materials:** Temporary generators generally ranging from 15 kW to 2 MW; one CAT XQ1140 910 kW generator is referenced; external fuel tanks; and electrical installation materials such as cables, conductors, ground rods, split bolts, and lugs. No order quantities are specified. - **Services:** Readiness and mobilization, facility assessments, generator preparation and transport, installation, fueling, preventive maintenance, repairs, de-installation, recovery, and return to storage. Contractors also provide real-time mission tracking, asset accountability, reporting, and safety and environmental compliance. - **Notable requirements:** Mobilization is generally required within 21 hours after authorization for Quadrants I–III and within 24 hours for Quadrant IV. The PWS also sets generator installation and uptime expectations and calls for a monitoring system with an initial release within 60 days of award and a final application within 120 days. - **Opportunity context:** The initial notice is for non-proprietary industry feedback, not a solicitation or request for proposals. No overall contract period, quantities, or contract value are stated. ### Description

Advance Contract Initiative - Temporary Emergency Power

The purpose of this survey is to gather non-proprietary industry feedback on logistics, mobilization sequencing, subcontractor relationships, and drivers of cost and risk.  This is a fact-finding exercise only, not a solicitation or request for proposals. We are particularly interested in practical execution risks, costs and any feasible alternatives that could improve the speed and efficiency of response.  The results of your feedback will directly inform further scope considerations and the need for more industry outreach.

Temporary Emergency Power missions can take place anywhere in the United States and its territories.

Please click on the link to complete the survey. You can also find a sample Performance Work Statement attached. 




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ACI-TEP Survey [View original listing](https://sam.gov/opp/17651af99098478c858479c97c53305d/view)