JB Charleston Generator Monitoring System

The Department of the Air Force is seeking manufacturers of remote generator monitoring systems and associated services for Joint Base Charleston. The project involves procuring and installing a remote monitoring system for 65 generators across the base's four geographically separated locations. The system should provide real-time situational awareness, allowing for rapid response to power disruptions and ensuring mission continuity. The required system should have various features, including remote generator and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) monitoring, compatibility with different generator and ATS controllers, support for Modbus TCP/IP and RTU over RS-485 communications, and a web-based centralized dashboard. The contractor should also provide operator training for Government personnel, system commissioning and functional testing, and a scalable server and software architecture capable of future asset expansion. • The system should be able to monitor approximately 65 existing standby generators and associated ATS units. • The system should be compatible with Cummins, Caterpillar, and Generac generator and other industry-standard controllers. • The system should have a user-configurable alarm and notification capability. • The system should have historical event and alarm logging capability. • The system should have an open architecture without proprietary communication lockout restrictions.