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Mini Split systems and misc. parts. No installation. Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
37400PR250000072
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Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard

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The provided file is a Questions and Answers document related to a solicitation for mini-split systems and installation parts. The Q&A specifically addresses a technical configuration question about equipment replacement, confirming that a 24,000 BTU 3-zone system with 7k + 7k + 12k head units would be acceptable as a replacement for the current 6k + 6k + 12k configuration.

The associated federal contract opportunity is issued by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (Solicitation Number 37400PR250000072) and involves a comprehensive procurement of electrical and conduit components. The requirement includes multiple units of items such as PVC conduits, electrical connectors, circuit breakers, junction boxes, wire cables, drill bits, anchors, and various electrical adapters and fittings. The solicitation covers a wide range of electrical infrastructure materials, with quantities varying from 3 to 500 units per item type.

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Q. - Would a 24,000 BTU 3-zone system (7k + 7k + 12k) be a suitable replacement for the current 6k + 6k + 12k configuration?

A. - As long as it is a 24, 3 head unit yes that would be fine

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