This is a one-time service requirement to repair, reprogram, and replace batteries in seven specific lighting inverter units at Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The work must be performed by licensed electricians and requires coordination for base access. A site visit is scheduled for March 18, 2026, and attendance requires an RSVP by March 16, 2026. The period of performance is 180 days from the receipt of necessary materials. No budget information is specified in the provided description.

The 21st Civil Engineering Squadron requires a one-time service to troubleshoot, repair, reprogram, and replace batteries in seven Harsh Environment Uninterruptible power supply lighting inverters at Peterson SFB. The Period of Performance is 180 days from the receipt of any purchased materials needed to begin the work. All work must be performed by licensed electricians, with procedures and materials pre-approved by the 21 CES, and in compliance with all applicable codes. This is a commercial requirement being solicited via SAM.gov.

The 21st Civil Engineering Squadron requires a one-time service to troubleshoot, repair, reprogram, and replace batteries in seven Harsh Environment Uninterruptible power supply lighting inverters at a specified manufacturer and model. The work must be performed by licensed electricians, with all procedures and materials pre-approved by the 21 CES. The Period of Performance is 180 days from the receipt of any necessary purchased materials. The location for performance is not specified. No budget information is provided.

This is a one-time service requirement from the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron to troubleshoot, repair, reprogram, and replace batteries in seven specific Harsh Environment Uninterruptible power supply lighting inverters. The work must be performed by licensed electricians, with all procedures and materials pre-approved by the 21 CES. The Period of Performance is 180 days from the receipt of any necessary purchased materials. The work is commercial in nature and will be solicited and awarded via SAM.gov. Failure to complete this work will result in emergency lights remaining on continuously, leading to unnecessary energy costs.