S02. Chillicothe Water Improvement - Project Synopsis.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 36C25026B0005_2
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This is a Project Synopsis document for a federal construction solicitation issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 10. The project, titled "Improve Water System - Legionella" (Project No. 538-18-101), involves comprehensive demolition and construction work to improve the domestic water system at Chillicothe VA Medical Center located at 17273 OH-104, Chillicothe, OH 45601. The contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, supplies, and supervision necessary to complete the project. The estimated project magnitude is between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000, with NAICS code 236220 and a business size standard of $45 million.
This is an unrestricted solicitation open to full and open competition. All bidders must be verified in the SBA's Dynamic Small Business search and registered in SAM at both the offer due date and time of award to be eligible for award. Evaluation will be based on price. An organized site visit will be conducted at the facility in accordance with FAR 52.236-27. The deadline for submitting Requests for Information (RFI) is August 20, 2026 at 12:30 PM EST, with RFIs to be emailed to Stanley Burdine at stanley.burdine@va.gov. All work must be coordinated with the VA Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer's Representative. The solicitation number is 36C25026B0005_2.
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538-18-101 IMPROVE WATER SYSTEM TO REDUCE RISK OF LEGIONELLA CONTAMINATION AND PATIENT INJURY Project Synopsis Statement
Perform all demolition and construction to provide domestic water system improvements in accordance with project design documents. The improvements include dead-leg and unused fixture removal; installation of thermostatic mixing valves at point-of-use for scald protection; re-balancing of existing hot water recirculation loops; installation of ultraviolet treatment equipment; installation of water monitoring equipment; connection and integration of water monitoring equipment and other water quality related instrumentation to the Building Automation System (BAS); installation of a fiber optic backbone for the BAS; demolition of abandoned equipment in Building 256; relocation of valving of the site domestic water storage tank and upgrade to tank instrumentation; and installation of new site water delivery equipment between municipality water meter through Building 256 pump room.
Plumbing The following synopsis provides a narrative description of the plumbing scope of work that is detailed in the design drawings.
To improve the hot water return systems, the contractor will provide new return pumps, valves, expansion tanks, temperature transmitters, and associated new piping. All new piping will be copper type K or L (soldered) per Specification 22 11 00. Mechanical press-connect fittings are prohibited.
To improve water quality and monitoring capabilities, the contractor will provide new flow transmitters, pressure transmitters, specialty valves, UV treatment systems, and water quality panels. These new sensors and the existing water quality monitoring will be integrated into the BAS. Refer to sheet 00-P004.
The scope includes inspection of all (exceptions are noted on 00-P601) thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) and replacement if the TMVs are found to be defective or missing. For bidding purposes, the contractor should assume the quantity of TMVs shown on 00-P601 will be replaced/installed for this project.
The scope includes replacement of old faucets, as indicated on the drawings, with new programmable faucets capable of automatic flushing. Additionally, the scope includes removal of dead-legs and unused fixtures as shown on the drawings.
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