Murray Chill Coils

The state of Illinois is seeking to procure four chill coils for the roof air conditioning units on two residential buildings. The current chill coils, which are the original units installed when the facility was built in 1965, are only operating at 50% capacity, causing the remaining 50% to overwork in an attempt to cool the entire building. Replacing the faulty chill coils will allow the air conditioning units to run more efficiently, preventing potential health issues for the residents due to inadequate cooling. The procurement is for Trane Climate Changer Type 31 chill coils from the RAE Corp. vendor. The proposal is due on August 3, 2018.

The procurement does not appear to be subject to any special conditions or set-asides. The economic justification cites the consequences of not completing the project, namely the increased risk of health issues for residents and the potential failure of the remaining 50% of the air conditioning system. No additional procurement expenditures beyond the purchase of the chill coils are mentioned. The total value of the contract is not provided, but the replacement of the chill coils is necessary to maintain the functioning of the residential buildings' air conditioning units.