Worldwide BAS and HVAC Support Services IDIQ

Closed Solicitation Posted

This opportunity was awarded. See the award notice from .

Solicitation number
19AQMM24R0094
Agency
Office of Acquisition Management Department of State
Responses due
Set-aside
Total Small Business

Opportunity facts

NAICS code
561210 Facilities Support Services
PSC
Z1NB Maintenance Of Heating And Cooling Plants
Place of performance
Washington, District of Columbia 20009, United States
Points of contact

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

This solicitation is a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide worldwide maintenance, repair, and small construction services for Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems at U.S. Department of State overseas facilities. The Department of State is seeking experienced contractors to provide a wide range of services including HVAC equipment maintenance and repair, building automation system installation and calibration, energy conservation measures, and construction support. The contract will evaluate offerors' past performance and relevant experience, with proposals due by June 7, 2024 and questions due by May 10, 2024.

The IDIQ contract is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 561210 "Facilities Support Services", with a $47M size standard. The contract will require a Top Secret Facility Clearance and will have a base period with up to four option years. The government intends to award one or more contracts with a maximum ordering value of $100,000,000. The place of performance is at U.S. Department of State overseas facilities, which include 170 Embassies, 125 Consulates, and over 20,000 commercial and residential properties.

Notice text

4 versions

Update #4 · Latest ·

This solicitation is being issued as a Request for Proposal (RFP). .”This solicitation incorporates provisions and clauses
in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2024-03. This acquisition is
being solicited as 100% set-aside for small business for 8(a) entities only. The NAICS code for
this acquisition is 561210 “Facilities Support Services”, and the small
business size standard, is $47.0 M.
The details of this requirement and how to respond is attached in the
solicitation document attached to this posting. Please take note of the
following:
All quotations submitted for this solicitation are due no later than 
June 20, 2024 at 5:00 PM.
Questions must be submitted electronically via email to Berel B.
Dorfman, (dorfmanbb@state.gov) May 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM.

The Department of State’s overseas property portfolio is large and diverse not only in types of facilities but also with regards to ownership and operational responsibilities. Currently there are 
170 Embassies, 125 Consulates and over 20,000 commercial and residential properties which are 
operated in support of the Foreign Service mission abroad. Properly managed operation and 
maintenance investments can extend the life of a facility well beyond a facility where the 
operation and maintenance investments have been ignored or minimally maintained.
The Program Support Division (PS), in the Office of Facility Management (FAC), in the Construction, 
Facility & Security Management Directorate (CFSM), at the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations 
(OBO), at the United States Department of State (OBO/CFSM/FAC/PS) is the requesting office for 
services under this contract. FAC/PS provides maintenance, repair, and replacement of Heating 
Ventillation and AIr Conditiong (HVAC) and related building control systems (BAS) at DOS overseas 
facilities. The intent of the requesting office is to establish one or possibly multipe awards to
vendor, that provides supplemental program services focused on achieving safe and reliable building 
mechanical (HVAC) and corresponding control systems (BAS).
The selected firm(s) will provide facilities operational support services at OBO
facilities abroad. Services are expected to cover a range of technical
subjects and will be performed using a Task Order format. Task order assignments will range in 
scope and complexity.
The types of BAS and HVAC systems that the Contractor can expect to repair, replace, and maintain 
under this requirement, which may also include related minor construction and emergency response, include but are not 
limited to the following:
1. Cooling Production Equipment and Systems


Cooling Production Equipment
Direct Expansion (DX) Systems / Variable Refrigerant Systems Chilled-Water Systems
Cooling Towers
Geo-Thermal Systems

2. Heating Production Equipment


Furnaces and Air Heaters Domestic Hot Water Boilers
Heat Recovery Systems District Heating
Solar Heating Heat Pumps
3. Air-Handling Equipment and Systems

Air-Handling Equipment Heat Transfer
Air Cleaning Air Mixing Fans
Duct Systems

4. Piping Equipment and Systems


Pumps
Heat Exchangers Glycol Systemsl


https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 4/9

3/30/23, 2:49 PM                                 SAM.gov
https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 5/9
5. Building Automation Systems and Compnenets

Work stations and terminals Wiring, sensors, actuators, valves
Network devices (controllers, switches, etc.) User interfaces, software, patches
Responses:

The Department fo State intends to award an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award(s_ to 
allow for task orders as needed.
• Making award to a small business(es) under this NAICS code will ensure a list of contractors are 
familiar with DoS operations and programs, while supporting small business goals. The base IDIQ 
contract will require a Top Secret Facility Clearance. This will limit competition to U.S. 
offerors. However, offerors may include regional non-U.S. or local companies as part
of their solution.
 

A compilation of Questions and related Answers were posted on 5/28/2024 along with a amended solicitation and attachments.

Update #3 ·

This solicitation is being issued as a Request for Proposal (RFP). .”This solicitation incorporates provisions and clauses
in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2024-03. This acquisition is
being solicited as 100% set-aside for small business for 8(a) entities only. The NAICS code for
this acquisition is 561210 “Facilities Support Services”, and the small
business size standard, is $47.0 M.
The details of this requirement and how to respond is attached in the
solicitation document attached to this posting. Please take note of the
following:
All quotations submitted for this solicitation are due no later than 
June 19, 2024 at 5:00 PM.
Questions must be submitted electronically via email to Berel B.
Dorfman, (dorfmanbb@state.gov) May 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM.

The Department of State’s overseas property portfolio is large and diverse not only in types of facilities but also with regards to ownership and operational responsibilities. Currently there are 
170 Embassies, 125 Consulates and over 20,000 commercial and residential properties which are 
operated in support of the Foreign Service mission abroad. Properly managed operation and 
maintenance investments can extend the life of a facility well beyond a facility where the 
operation and maintenance investments have been ignored or minimally maintained.
The Program Support Division (PS), in the Office of Facility Management (FAC), in the Construction, 
Facility & Security Management Directorate (CFSM), at the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations 
(OBO), at the United States Department of State (OBO/CFSM/FAC/PS) is the requesting office for 
services under this contract. FAC/PS provides maintenance, repair, and replacement of Heating 
Ventillation and AIr Conditiong (HVAC) and related building control systems (BAS) at DOS overseas 
facilities. The intent of the requesting office is to establish one or possibly multipe awards to
vendor, that provides supplemental program services focused on achieving safe and reliable building 
mechanical (HVAC) and corresponding control systems (BAS).
The selected firm(s) will provide facilities operational support services at OBO
facilities abroad. Services are expected to cover a range of technical
subjects and will be performed using a Task Order format. Task order assignments will range in 
scope and complexity.
The types of BAS and HVAC systems that the Contractor can expect to repair, replace, and maintain 
under this requirement, which may also include related minor construction and emergency response, include but are not 
limited to the following:
1. Cooling Production Equipment and Systems


Cooling Production Equipment
Direct Expansion (DX) Systems / Variable Refrigerant Systems Chilled-Water Systems
Cooling Towers
Geo-Thermal Systems

2. Heating Production Equipment


Furnaces and Air Heaters Domestic Hot Water Boilers
Heat Recovery Systems District Heating
Solar Heating Heat Pumps
3. Air-Handling Equipment and Systems

Air-Handling Equipment Heat Transfer
Air Cleaning Air Mixing Fans
Duct Systems

4. Piping Equipment and Systems


Pumps
Heat Exchangers Glycol Systemsl


https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 4/9

3/30/23, 2:49 PM                                 SAM.gov
https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 5/9
5. Building Automation Systems and Compnenets

Work stations and terminals Wiring, sensors, actuators, valves
Network devices (controllers, switches, etc.) User interfaces, software, patches
Responses:

The Department fo State intends to award an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award(s_ to 
allow for task orders as needed.
• Making award to a small business(es) under this NAICS code will ensure a list of contractors are 
familiar with DoS operations and programs, while supporting small business goals. The base IDIQ 
contract will require a Top Secret Facility Clearance. This will limit competition to U.S. 
offerors. However, offerors may include regional non-U.S. or local companies as part
of their solution.
 

A compilation of Questions and related Answers were posted on 5/28/2024 along with a amended solicitation and attachments.

Update #2 ·

This solicitation is being issued as a Request for Proposal (RFP). .”This solicitation incorporates provisions and clauses
in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2024-03. This acquisition is
being solicited as 100% set-aside for small business for 8(a) entities only. The NAICS code for
this acquisition is 561210 “Facilities Support Services”, and the small
business size standard, is $47.0 M.
The details of this requirement and how to respond is attached in the
solicitation document attached to this posting. Please take note of the
following:
All quotations submitted for this solicitation are due no later than 
June 7, 2024 at 5:00 PM.
Questions must be submitted electronically via email to Berel B.
Dorfman, (dorfmanbb@state.gov) May 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM.

The Department of State’s overseas property portfolio is large and diverse not only in types of facilities but also with regards to ownership and operational responsibilities. Currently there are 
170 Embassies, 125 Consulates and over 20,000 commercial and residential properties which are 
operated in support of the Foreign Service mission abroad. Properly managed operation and 
maintenance investments can extend the life of a facility well beyond a facility where the 
operation and maintenance investments have been ignored or minimally maintained.
The Program Support Division (PS), in the Office of Facility Management (FAC), in the Construction, 
Facility & Security Management Directorate (CFSM), at the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations 
(OBO), at the United States Department of State (OBO/CFSM/FAC/PS) is the requesting office for 
services under this contract. FAC/PS provides maintenance, repair, and replacement of Heating 
Ventillation and AIr Conditiong (HVAC) and related building control systems (BAS) at DOS overseas 
facilities. The intent of the requesting office is to establish one or possibly multipe awards to
vendor, that provides supplemental program services focused on achieving safe and reliable building 
mechanical (HVAC) and corresponding control systems (BAS).
The selected firm(s) will provide facilities operational support services at OBO
facilities abroad. Services are expected to cover a range of technical
subjects and will be performed using a Task Order format. Task order assignments will range in 
scope and complexity.
The types of BAS and HVAC systems that the Contractor can expect to repair, replace, and maintain 
under this requirement, which may also include related minor construction and emergency response, include but are not 
limited to the following:
1. Cooling Production Equipment and Systems


Cooling Production Equipment
Direct Expansion (DX) Systems / Variable Refrigerant Systems Chilled-Water Systems
Cooling Towers
Geo-Thermal Systems

2. Heating Production Equipment


Furnaces and Air Heaters Domestic Hot Water Boilers
Heat Recovery Systems District Heating
Solar Heating Heat Pumps
3. Air-Handling Equipment and Systems

Air-Handling Equipment Heat Transfer
Air Cleaning Air Mixing Fans
Duct Systems

4. Piping Equipment and Systems


Pumps
Heat Exchangers Glycol Systemsl


https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 4/9

3/30/23, 2:49 PM                                 SAM.gov
https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 5/9
5. Building Automation Systems and Compnenets

Work stations and terminals Wiring, sensors, actuators, valves
Network devices (controllers, switches, etc.) User interfaces, software, patches
Responses:

The Department fo State intends to award an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award(s_ to 
allow for task orders as needed.
• Making award to a small business(es) under this NAICS code will ensure a list of contractors are 
familiar with DoS operations and programs, while supporting small business goals. The base IDIQ 
contract will require a Top Secret Facility Clearance. This will limit competition to U.S. 
offerors. However, offerors may include regional non-U.S. or local companies as part
of their solution.
 

A compilation of Questions and related Answers were posted on 5/28/2024 along with a amended solicitation and attachments.

Update #1 ·

This solicitation is being issued as a Request for Proposal (RFP). .”This solicitation incorporates provisions and clauses
in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2024-03. This acquisition is
being solicited as 100% set-aside for small business for 8(a) entities only. The NAICS code for
this acquisition is 561210 “Facilities Support Services”, and the small
business size standard, is $47.0 M.
The details of this requirement and how to respond is attached in the
solicitation document attached to this posting. Please take note of the
following:
All quotations submitted for this solicitation are due no later than 
June 7, 2024 at 5:00 PM.
Questions must be submitted electronically via email to Berel B.
Dorfman, (dorfmanbb@state.gov) May 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM.

The Department of State’s overseas property portfolio is large and diverse not only in types of facilities but also with regards to ownership and operational responsibilities. Currently there are 
170 Embassies, 125 Consulates and over 20,000 commercial and residential properties which are 
operated in support of the Foreign Service mission abroad. Properly managed operation and 
maintenance investments can extend the life of a facility well beyond a facility where the 
operation and maintenance investments have been ignored or minimally maintained.
The Program Support Division (PS), in the Office of Facility Management (FAC), in the Construction, 
Facility & Security Management Directorate (CFSM), at the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations 
(OBO), at the United States Department of State (OBO/CFSM/FAC/PS) is the requesting office for 
services under this contract. FAC/PS provides maintenance, repair, and replacement of Heating 
Ventillation and AIr Conditiong (HVAC) and related building control systems (BAS) at DOS overseas 
facilities. The intent of the requesting office is to establish one or possibly multipe awards to
vendor, that provides supplemental program services focused on achieving safe and reliable building 
mechanical (HVAC) and corresponding control systems (BAS).
The selected firm(s) will provide facilities operational support services at OBO
facilities abroad. Services are expected to cover a range of technical
subjects and will be performed using a Task Order format. Task order assignments will range in 
scope and complexity.
The types of BAS and HVAC systems that the Contractor can expect to repair, replace, and maintain 
under this requirement, which may also include related minor construction and emergency response, include but are not 
limited to the following:
1. Cooling Production Equipment and Systems


Cooling Production Equipment
Direct Expansion (DX) Systems / Variable Refrigerant Systems Chilled-Water Systems
Cooling Towers
Geo-Thermal Systems

2. Heating Production Equipment


Furnaces and Air Heaters Domestic Hot Water Boilers
Heat Recovery Systems District Heating
Solar Heating Heat Pumps
3. Air-Handling Equipment and Systems

Air-Handling Equipment Heat Transfer
Air Cleaning Air Mixing Fans
Duct Systems

4. Piping Equipment and Systems


Pumps
Heat Exchangers Glycol Systemsl


https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 4/9

3/30/23, 2:49 PM                                 SAM.gov
https://sam.gov/opp/358280b6b23d4ac6a2e3a61cec9e01c2/review                                         
 5/9
5. Building Automation Systems and Compnenets

Work stations and terminals Wiring, sensors, actuators, valves
Network devices (controllers, switches, etc.) User interfaces, software, patches
Responses:

The Department fo State intends to award an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award(s_ to 
allow for task orders as needed.
• Making award to a small business(es) under this NAICS code will ensure a list of contractors are 
familiar with DoS operations and programs, while supporting small business goals. The base IDIQ 
contract will require a Top Secret Facility Clearance. This will limit competition to U.S. 
offerors. However, offerors may include regional non-U.S. or local companies as part
of their solution.
 

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Worldwide BAS and HVAC Support Services IDIQ Award Award Notice
Worldwide BAS and HVAC Support Services IDIQ This notice · Latest solicitation Solicitation
Worldwide HVAC and BAS Support Services Original Pre-Solicitation

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