HVAC System

The Huron County jurisdiction in Michigan is seeking proposals for a comprehensive HVAC system replacement project at Fulton Schools, specifically targeting the high school and middle school facilities. The procurement involves a mechanical replacement of existing HVAC infrastructure, including rooftop units (RTU-1, HV-1), unit heaters, exhaust fans, and associated ductwork and electrical systems. The project scope encompasses multiple building units, with work planned for first and second floors and roof areas, following the 2021 Michigan Building Code and Commercial Energy Code standards. Interested contractors are required to conduct site walk-throughs and must contact Darren Lambert at lambertd@fultonpirates.net to arrange facility inspections. The project timeline indicates urgency, with preferences for immediate implementation or alternative scheduling during the Christmas break. The proposal submission deadline is July 28, 2025, with the opportunity initially posted on July 9, 2025. Contractors will need to demonstrate technical expertise in mechanical systems installation, electrical infrastructure upgrades, and compliance with state and national building standards.

While no specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions were explicitly detailed in the documentation, the project requires sophisticated mechanical engineering capabilities and adherence to complex technical specifications. The construction is classified as Type V-B and involves a non-sprinklered building, indicating specific technical qualifications for potential bidders. The project involves comprehensive mechanical, electrical, and structural upgrades, with a focus on modern HVAC technologies and energy efficiency. The construction drawings and specifications, prepared by TowerPinkster, suggest a sophisticated project requiring advanced engineering and installation skills. While no precise budget range was provided, the extensive technical documentation and multiple system replacements indicate a significant capital investment. The project involves replacing a rooftop VAV air handling unit with 540 MBH input gas heating, multiple variable air volume terminal units, and comprehensive electrical system modifications, suggesting a complex and potentially high-value contract opportunity for qualified mechanical and electrical contractors.