RFI-EVAPCO AT212-2H9 Cooling Tower (Solicitation FA301626Q0034).pdf
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) document for EVAPCO AT212-2H9 cooling towers under federal solicitation FA301626Q0034. The government seeks to replace cooling towers at Fort Sam Houston, Building B624, with two units each rated at 375 gallons per minute. The cooling system must accommodate an inlet temperature of 94.4°F and outlet temperature of 85°F, representing a 9.4°F temperature differential.
The government has specified that no additional controls, control panels, or variable frequency drive (VFD) packages are required, as the existing system already has a VFD package and controls installed on site. Installation will be performed by Fort Sam Houston's HVAC personnel, and the contractor is only responsible for delivering the equipment to the installation location. No special requirements were identified beyond standard delivery to the military installation.
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RFI: EVAPCO AT212-2H9 Cooling Towers- Solicitation FA301626Q0034
1) What are the inlet and outlet temperatures?
Gov Response: Inlet Temperature: 94.4 F Outlet Temperature: 85 F
2) What is the flow rate?
Gov Response: 2 @ 375 GPM (Gallon Per Minute)
3) Where will this tower be installed?
Gov Response: Fort Sam Houston B624
4) Are there any special requirements for the project?
Gov Response: No special requirements, just delivered to Fort Sam Houston. Our
HVAC Personnel will be doing the installation.
5) Will you need any controls?
Gov Response: No, current system already has controls on site
6) Do you need a simple control panel with 1-stage thermostat or a VFD package?
Gov Response: Current system already has a VFD package on site.
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