Opportunity
Virgin Islands Buys #BD-27-340-3401-3676
EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra X backup power system for VIBIR data center
Posted
November 05, 2026
Respond By
November 11, 2026
Identifier
BD-27-340-3401-3676
NAICS
423690
The Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue is seeking an EcoFlow backup power system for its Red Hook data center on St. Thomas. - Government buyer: Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States — Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue (VIBIR). - OEM: EcoFlow is the only manufacturer named; no reseller or other vendor is identified. - Requested products: - 1 EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra X inverter. - 2 compatible EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra X battery packs. - 1 lot of manufacturer-approved cables, connectors, adapters, and other components needed for operation. - 1 set of operating manuals, warranty documents, specifications, and maintenance guidance. - Key requirements: Equipment must be new and unused, compatible with the existing electrical environment subject to technical verification, and UL 9540 and UL 1973 certified. The system must include the manufacturer's standard warranty. - Delivery and support: Quote must identify the manufacturer, model numbers, specifications, warranty, and expected delivery timeframe, and include freight, delivery, customs clearance, and any setup or installation charges. Delivery is to the Bureau-designated location on St. Thomas, with coordination through the Chief of Computer Operations. The vendor must inspect the delivery and provide basic operational guidance; acceptance depends on confirming equipment is complete, undamaged, operational, and compatible.
Description
The Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue is seeking a backup power solution for its Red Hook data center to maintain critical operations during utility outages. The requested goods are one EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra X inverter and two compatible battery packs, UL 9540 and 1973 certified, with required accessories and product documentation. The vendor is expected to provide delivery to St. Thomas, handle customs clearance, and include applicable freight, setup, and installation charges. The equipment must be new, operational, and covered by the manufacturer’s standard warranty; final acceptance is subject to inspection and technical verification.