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Akiak M&I Engine Purchase

What is this notice about?

The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) is asking companies to submit bids to supply one 298-horsepower John Deere 6090 AFM 85 Tier 3 marine engine, along with all required modifications and accessories. The engine is for an Akiak project, and bids must meet the specifications in Appendix C of the Request for Quotes (RFQ) document. The notice itself does not list a bid deadline or contact person; those details may be in the attached RFQ.

Why was this notice issued?

The Alaska Energy Authority needs to buy a marine engine for an Akiak project and is using a public bidding process (Request for Quotes 27022).

What action is being taken?

Soliciting bids for one 298 HP John Deere 6090 AFM 85 Tier 3 marine engine, including all required modifications and accessories, according to the specifications in Appendix C.

Who is involved: Alaska Energy Authority (AEA); Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development; Akiak; prospective bidders (engine suppliers)

How can the public respond?

What to include

Bidders are strongly encouraged to carefully review Appendix C to make sure their bids meet all specified requirements. See the attached document "RFQ 27022 Akiak M&I Engine Purchase.pdf" for full bid details. Reference RFQ 27022.

Will there be public meetings?

The notice does not announce any public meeting or hearing.

Key dates

  • Oct 15, 2026: Notice published
  • Oct 30, 2026: Notice archive date

Original notice text

The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) is soliciting bids for one (1) 298 HP John Deere 6090 AFM 85 Tier 3 marine engine, including all required modifications and accessories, in accordance with the specifications set forth in Appendix C. Bidders are strongly encouraged to carefully review Appendix C to ensure their bids meet all specified requirements.

This summary was written by an AI model (Claude) from the official notice text. This is general information, not legal advice. Always confirm deadlines and instructions in the official notice. Legal disclaimer.