Replacement of Condensate return and Deaerator Tanks inBuilding No. 43, University of the District of Columbia

The District of Columbia is seeking a contract for the replacement of condensate return and deaerator tanks in Building No. 43 at the University of the District of Columbia. The procurement involves comprehensive infrastructure modifications, including the conversion of various lighting fixtures such as incandescent, mercury vapor, and high-pressure streetlight systems. Additional project scope encompasses installation and repair of ground wires, grounding rods, and low voltage cable repairs. Bidders must submit their proposals by December 18, 2001, at 2:00 p.m., with a non-refundable fee of $50.00 payable to the DC Treasurer via company check or money order. Companies located in the Washington Metropolitan area are required to pick up specifications on-site, while out-of-metro companies may incur additional mailing costs. The project is subject to US Department of Labor wage rates, indicating specific labor compliance requirements. Contractors should be prepared to demonstrate technical expertise in electrical infrastructure, grounding systems, and lighting fixture replacement.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the procurement documentation, the project appears to be open to qualified contractors with appropriate technical capabilities. The procurement is specific to the University of the District of Columbia and targets Building No. 43's infrastructure systems. Local contractors in the Washington Metropolitan area may have a logistical advantage due to specification pickup requirements. No incumbent vendor information or specific budget range is provided in the available documentation. Interested bidders should carefully review the complete specification documents and ensure compliance with local procurement regulations, Davis-Bacon wage standards, and the technical requirements for electrical and infrastructure modifications. The project's scope suggests a focused infrastructure upgrade initiative targeting electrical and mechanical systems within the university's facilities.