Draft Statement of Work.pdf

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Market Survey - Denver (DEN) NAS Equipment Building (NASEB) HVAC
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This market survey from the Federal Aviation Administration requests information from contractors to replace three 12.5-ton HVAC units at the Denver NAS Equipment Building. Interested vendors should submit capability statements including company information, bonding capacity, and relevant experience by November 29, 2021. The statement of work details the replacement of the three packaged HVAC units, exterior ductwork, electrical components, and installation of a new controller to meet federal, state and local codes. The FAA intends to conduct a full and open competition or set-aside for small businesses or socially and economically disadvantaged businesses certified in the SBA's 8(a) Program for this project. NAICS code 238220 for plumbing, heating, and air conditioning contractors applies.

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DENVER NATIONAL AIR SPACE EQUIPMENT BUILDING

HVAC REPLACEMENT PROJECT

HVAC REPLACEMENT PROJECT The Work of Project is defined by the Contract Documents and consists of the following:

1. Replace three (3) 12.5 ton HVAC units at the DENA NASEB. The proposed units are Trane Voyager 2, or approved equal. The existing packaged units must be properly recycled.

2. Properly dispose of all refrigerants (R-22) and provide recycling receipts to the FAA.

3. Remove all existing exterior ductwork and replace with new ductwork.

4. Install new electrical components for HVAC the units including but limited to new Conductors, Conduit, Circuit breakers and GFCI outlets for servicing the new HVAC units.

5. Install a new lead/lag/stand-by HVAC controller.

6. All HVAC units, ductwork, electrical components, controllers, and any other items installed in this project must meet all relevant federal, state, local, and any other codes specified in the drawings and this statement of work.

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