Attachments 25QA083.pdf
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- Ranger Building Upgrades, Cape Cod Canal, Bourne, MA Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912WJ25QA083
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These attachments contain photographic documentation for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers solicitation (W912WJ25QA083) for Ranger Building Upgrades at the Cape Cod Canal facility in Bourne, Massachusetts. The images provide detailed visual evidence of the existing HVAC systems, building infrastructure, and components to be replaced, including three HVAC systems, two roof exhaust fans, two roof air intake louvers, existing insulation, interior condensate drain lines, and two garage doors.
The 15 photos comprehensively document the current condition of the rangers' building, showing the layout, exterior views, attic space, existing mechanical systems, and specific areas requiring renovation. The project is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 238220 with a $19 million size standard, and requires active SAM.gov registration. The contractor will need to replace HVAC equipment while maintaining existing ductwork, perform insulation replacement, install new condensate drain lines, and replace garage doors, with all work involving demolition, removal, and disposal of existing building components.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Amendment W912WJ25QA083-0002.pdf | ||
| Attachments 25QA083_Revised.pdf | ||
| Amendment W912WJ25QA083-0001.pdf | ||
| Solicitation W912WJ25QA083.pdf |
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REPLACE HVAC SYSTEM - CAPE COD CANAL PROJECT
Figure 1
Figure 1 –Shows the existing rangers building layout.
Photo 1
Photo 1 –Shows the existing rangers building.
Photo 2
Photo 2 –Shows existing exterior condensers. New condensers shall be placed in same locations on new 6” thick concrete pad.
Photo 3
Photo 3 – Shows the interior access door (31”x49”) on a raised platform (8’ wide x 4’ deep x
8.4’ high and 12’ high to top of railing) in the garage facing north towards the (3) HVAC units.
Note, the existing garage door track limits this opening.
Photo 4
Photo 4 – Shows attic on the northside, facing north towards the (3) HVAC units which shall be replaced.
Photo 5
Photo 5 – Shows existing HVAC system 1.
Photo 6
Photo 6 – Shows existing HVAC system 2.
Photo 7
Photo 7 – Shows existing HVAC system 3.
Photo 8
Photo 8 – Shows existing roof exhaust fan 1.
Photo 9
Photo 9 – Shows existing roof exhaust fan 2.
Photo 10
Photo 10 – Shows attic access door in the garage facing south towards the interior sanitary line.
Photo 11
Photo 11 – Shows existing interior sanitary line. The new condensate lines shall be connected here.
Photo 12
Photo 12 – Shows existing blown in insulation which shall be removed in its entirety and replaced with R38 Batt Insulation.
Photo 13
Photo 13 – Shows existing (2) furnace exhaust pipes, (2) roof top exhaust fans, and (2) fresh air inlet louver air intakes which shall be removed and replaced with new.
Photo 14
Photo 14 – Shows existing (2) Garage Doors which shall be removed and replaced with new.
Photo 15
Photo 15 – Shows existing (2) Garage Doors which shall be removed and replaced with new.
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