Greeneville Fire House HVAC Upgrade

Open State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
27-33
State
Connecticut
Responses due

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About this opportunity

The City of Norwich, Connecticut is requesting proposals for an HVAC upgrade at Greeneville Fire Station 2, with proposals due November 5, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EST. The City is open to multiple HVAC solutions, including replacement or modification of the existing system, ductless or ducted mini-split heat pump systems, multi-zone systems, conventional HVAC equipment, or combinations thereof.

Contractors are encouraged to evaluate the existing facility and recommend a solution optimizing reliability, energy efficiency, maintainability, occupant comfort, and overall value. The scope encompasses design, equipment selection, and system installation to serve the fire station. No estimated contract value is provided. All vendors are eligible to respond; no set-asides or preferences apply.

The vendor question and answer period runs from October 7 through October 26, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EDT. Contact Karl Klein at the City of Norwich, 100 Broadway, Norwich, Connecticut 06360, telephone 860-823-3706 or kklein@cityofnorwich.org for additional information. Delivery terms are Free On Board Destination with vendor-specified payment terms.

Opportunity text

The intent of this project is to improve the heating and cooling systems serving Greeneville Fire Station 2 and provide a reliable, energy-efficient, and appropriately sized HVAC solution for the facility. The City is open to multiple HVAC solutions. Proposed systems may include replacement or modification of the existing HVAC system, ductless or ducted mini-split heat pump systems, multi-zone systems, conventional HVAC equipment, or a combination of systems. Contractors are encouraged to evaluate the existing facility and recommend a solution that provides the best combination of reliability, energy efficiency, maintainability, occupant comfort, and overall value to the City.

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