NWS CRH HVAC Technical Support Services

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is seeking technical support services for heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems across 32 Central Region Headquarters Weather Forecast Office (CRH WFO) locations. This solicitation, posted on May 20, 2025, with proposals due by June 4, 2025, falls under the Engineering Services NAICS category (541330) and specifically targets maintenance of miscellaneous buildings. The contract will require comprehensive HVAC technical support in accordance with a detailed Performance Work Statement (PWS), which will likely involve systematic maintenance, repair, and potential upgrade of climate control systems at weather forecast facilities. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the notice, contractors can expect assessment based on technical capability, compliance with PWS requirements, and demonstrated expertise in HVAC systems for complex government facilities. The solicitation indicates this is an open competition with no specific set-aside, suggesting broad eligibility for qualified engineering service providers.

The contract will cover HVAC technical support across 32 distinct weather forecast office locations within NOAA's Central Region Headquarters, indicating a potentially complex and geographically distributed service requirement. The opportunity is classified under the Maintenance of Miscellaneous Buildings product service code (Z1JZ), which suggests a focus on comprehensive facility systems management. Although the exact contract value is not specified, the breadth of coverage across 32 locations implies a significant potential scope of work. The performance period and specific service timeline are not explicitly stated in the notice, but interested contractors should be prepared to demonstrate rapid response capabilities and technical proficiency in maintaining critical weather infrastructure. The place of performance will be at the 32 CRH WFO locations, which are likely spread across multiple states in NOAA's Central Region, requiring contractors to have robust logistical and technical support capabilities.