SCOPE OF SERVICE Reclaim refrigerant from system being replaced and disconnect existing copper…

The Florida Department of Transportation awarded a contract valued at $102,239.00 on August 19, 2026, for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system replacement services. The contract is scheduled for completion by June 30, 2027. The scope of work encompasses the complete replacement of existing air handler and condensing units, including reclamation of refrigerant, disconnection of copper line sets, removal and disposal of existing equipment, and installation of new Trane-brand HVAC components with integrated Building Automation System (BAS) connectivity.

The deliverables include installation of new copper line sets with pressure testing and nitrogen evacuation to ensure leak-free connections, installation of new refrigerant suction line insulation, replacement of the drain pan float switch, reconnection of existing ductwork with sealed connections, installation of new R454B refrigerant, integration of a wireless zone sensor into the Trane BAS, and rerouting of refrigerant line sets with associated concrete core drilling and wall penetrations. The contract also includes provision of a dedicated Trane Project Manager and BAS technician to oversee installation in accordance with Trane Factory Guidelines, procurement of all necessary permits up to $500.00, a one-year parts and labor warranty on new equipment, and jobsite cleanup. The contract references work on a second floor mechanical room with equipment placement on an existing catwalk.