• The technology is a control algorithm for managing behind-the-meter energy storage and onsite generation to perform peak shaving and load shaping in electrical power systems.
• Eligibility: the intended recipients of the technology are utility companies (NAICS 811209) with access to locally available battery storage and generation resources, with certain scalability and interoperability constraints.
• Distinguishing design objective: scalability, to support deployment across multiple facility types, contexts, and sizes, including residential, commercial, industrial, nanogrids, microgrids, and distribution-systems.
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The control algorithm manages behind-the-meter energy storage and onsite generation to perform peak shaving and load shaping in electrical power systems for various facility types.
EXAMPLE 2 OUTPUT:
• The technology controls energy storage and generation for peak shaving and load shaping.
• The intended recipients include utility companies (NAICS 811209) with access to battery storage and generation resources.
• Scalability, interoperability, and flexibility are key design objectives; this may involve redesign or tooling for multiple deployments.
Here are exactly 3 to 4 bullet points summarizing the proposed procurement:
• NSN CIRCUIT BREAKER: Line 0001 Qty 91 UI EA is being procured for electronic circuits.
• The solicitation awards an Automated Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) based on a simplified source selection process (SSP).
• The term of the contract will be one year or until the aggregate total of orders against the contract reaches $350,000.00 annually.
• The acquisition process involves various consolidation and containerization points at DLA Depots in CONUS and OCONUS locations, with an approved approved source identified as 06402 447-K-H-FN-225A.
• The U.S. Department of State requires installation of one 11 KVA transformer for power management.
• This acquisition does not specify any set-aside program or small business preference.
• The transformer must comply with applicable host country electrical standards to support operations at a U.S. Embassy/Chancery facility.
• Installation includes all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary, including connections, mounting hardware, and testing for operational readiness upon completion.
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