Inactive on SAM.gov — responses were due 14 Aug 2026 · Small Business Set Aside - Total · Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons (BOP), DOJ · Fairton, NJ · Qty 75 · NAICS 33513 · Solicitation 15B20426Q00000010
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* Amendment 1: FOR SMALL BUSINESS SET ASIDE NAICS CODE:33513 FCI Fairton intends to award 75, 1000W - LED Area Light | 140,000 Lumens or better, Area Light, 5000K, 10KV Surge, 90 and 40 Degree, 277-480V Slip Fit Mount included for 2- 2.5 inch post. Could you please confirm whether this request is for the light fixtures only, with no poles required? Light Fixtures only Is there a specific style that you are looking for of area or existing fixtures that need to be matched in style? No Regarding the beam angle degree of 40 and 90 as the fixtures are not able to change degrees rather, they are made with the lens to a corresponding beam degree angle. Are you looking for a fixture that has the ability to be ordered in both 40 and 90 or do you need a different quantity for each that totals all together to the listed qty 75? If we are unable to find a fixture with the ability to both of the requested degree angles, is it acceptable to submit two different fixture options for the 40 and 90 ? One fixture that can support 40 and 90 degree beam angle. Quantity to remain at 75. If a fixture is not available than list 90 degree. The specification lists "90 and 40 Degree." Should the 75 fixtures be split between the two distributions, and if so in what quantities, or does every fixture need to support both? No have each light be able to do 9 and 40. Every Fixture has to support both,
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