Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Components

Code 4130
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Spend Category Level 1
Facilities & Construction
Spend Category Level 2
Facility Related Materials
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Product Service Code (PSC) 4130, covering Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Components, encompasses a broad range of cooling and climate control equipment and parts used across federal government facilities and maritime operations. These components include compressors, condensers, evaporators, fan coil assemblies, cooling coils, and associated refrigeration system elements. The PSC supports critical infrastructure for military vessels, naval installations, medical centers, correctional facilities, and diplomatic missions, ensuring temperature regulation and environmental control for various government assets.

Recent federal contract awards under PSC 4130 reveal a consistent pattern of procurement by agencies such as the Department of the Navy, Coast Guard, Defense Logistics Agency, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Awards typically range from $3,000 to $800,000, with most being firm-fixed-price purchase orders lasting between 6-18 months. Frequently awarded entities include Engineered Coil Company, Johnson Controls Navy Systems, Quality Refrigeration Company, and Seahorse Defense Supply. Many awards utilize small business set-asides, particularly for total small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business designations. Performance locations span domestic naval shipyards, military bases, medical facilities, and overseas diplomatic installations.

Federal contract opportunities under PSC 4130 demonstrate diverse requirements across government agencies, including specialized HVAC control systems, refrigeration plant replacements, and specific component procurements. Recent opportunities include sources sought for direct digital controllers at military installations, solicitations for air conditioning units and refrigeration components for naval vessels, and requirements for facility-specific cooling system upgrades. Agencies such as Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, and various regional VA medical centers are actively seeking refrigeration and air conditioning components. Opportunities frequently emphasize technical compatibility, brand-specific requirements, and strict packaging and performance specifications.

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