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This request for information pertains to a renovation project to update variable air volume controls at Building 200 at the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center in Mountain Home, Tennessee. Contractors are asked to submit any questions regarding specifications, drawings, or other project documents by July 20, 2022, referencing the relevant section numbers. The project involves installing new VAV boxes in medical storage closets, and the government requests that the temperature and humidity sensors in these rooms include permanent historical data collection and trending at the energy control center.

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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

(RFI) 36C24922B0027

PROJECT NUMBER: 621-22-144 Please ensure that before submitting questions or requests for clarification that you thoroughly read the solicitation, specifications, drawings and other pertinent documents.

When submitting questions on this project the Government requires contractors to specifically identify the specification and/or solicitation section(s) or drawing number(s) in reference to the question or request for clarification submitted. No question or request for clarification will be answered by the Government unless the above requirements are met. Failure to comply may prevent the Government from responding in a timely manner.

PROJECT TITLE: Bldg 200, 1st Flr. Wings B,C,D,E PROJECT LOCATION: James H. Quillen VA Medical

Center Lamont and Veterans Way Mt Home, TN 37684

TO:

Craig Ziegemeier, Contracting Officer craig.ziegemeier@va.gov

RFI NO.: DATE: SPEC/DWG. REFERENCE:

REPLY NEEDED BY:

INFORMATION NEEDED:

REPLY:

REPLY FROM: DATE:

ATTACHMENTS: COPY TO:

SUBMITTED BY: City/State:

PHONE NO.:

1.For the new VAV in medical storage closets, noting this is a storage area, should the VAV room "thermostat" also include/read room humidity?

2. should a permanent historical data collection occur on this room temp and humidity at the ECC? (Not typical for other zones, at least humidity sensor wise.)

storage rooms 07/20/224

Contego Environmental 423-523-2650

Panama City, FL mailto:diana.grube@va.gov VHAMOUPageD Text Box #1. For Medical storage rooms, use a thermostat with read only room humidity.

#2. Trend the temperature and humidity for the medical storage rooms.

VHAMOUPageD Text Box 7/20/22

2022-07-20T15:56:53-0400
DANIEL PAGE

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