Opportunities · Pennsylvania

RFI - Survey for Advance Contract Initiative Temporary Emergency Power

Dept of the Army · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Sources Sought

AgencyDept of the Army
Place of performancePittsburgh, Pennsylvania
CategoryElectrical
Notice typeSources Sought
Set-asideNone stated
PostedOct 26, 2026
Response dueDec 1, 2026
Solicitation no.ACI-TEP-Survey
02From the notice
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.

Excerpt from the public notice. Read the full solicitation and all attachments on SAM.gov.

03Market history

Who has won similar work in Pennsylvania.

RecipientAwarding agencyAward valuePeriod
Mare Solutions IncDepartment of the Army$5,019,631Sep 30, 2022 – Oct 31, 2025
Stampede Ventures, Inc.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention$4,496,771Sep 16, 2022 – Jan 31, 2025
Goldbelt Operations Support Services, LlcFederal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons$4,026,953Apr 15, 2024 – Mar 7, 2025
M. C. Dean, Inc.Federal Aviation Administration$2,825,076Sep 16, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026
M. C. Dean, Inc.Federal Aviation Administration$1,901,739Jul 6, 2023 – Sep 4, 2026
Ce Power Engineered Services, LlcUnited States Mint$1,356,400Jan 9, 2018 – Feb 28, 2027

Largest federal contract awards in electrical performed in Pennsylvania, with contract activity in the past three years. Source: USAspending.gov. Shown for market context; not necessarily the incumbent for this requirement.