Goleta Planet bids #BID-2026-006

Goleta City Hall HVAC and Roofing Replacement Solicitation

This opportunity involves the replacement of the HVAC system and associated roofing work at Goleta City Hall, 130 Cremona Drive, Goleta, CA. - Government Buyer: - City of Goleta, General Services department - OEMs and Vendors: - Carrier (OEM for packaged heat pump units) - MicrometL (OEM for economizer and power exhaust units) - Action Roofing (roofing contractor/vendor) - Products and Quantities: - Carrier Packaged Heat Pump Unit, Model 50FEQM12 (1 unit) - Carrier Packaged Heat Pump Unit, Model 50FEQM08 (1 unit) - MicrometL Combination Economizer and Power Exhaust Unit, Model PEBD-SRT34CB-D2DH (2 units) - Electrical disconnects and breakers for AC units (2 sets) - 80 MIL IB (PVC) roofing, 22,300 sq ft - 8' x 8' pyramid style acrylic skylight (1 unit) - Walk-tread installation option (priced per 60 ft roll) - Services Requested: - Complete removal and replacement of two rooftop HVAC units, including demolition, curb and ductwork replacement, and installation of new support structures - Roofing replacement and repairs, including flashing and skylight installation - Electrical upgrades and installation of new disconnects and breakers - System start-up, testing, and balancing for the new HVAC system - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with 2022 California Building Codes and energy standards - Adherence to California Green Building Code and Title 24 requirements - 25-year manufacturer's warranty on roofing material and 5-year workmanship warranty - Coordination for limited access during glulam beam installation - All work to be performed at Goleta City Hall, with minimal disruption to ongoing operations

Description

The City of Goleta is soliciting bids for the replacement of HVAC systems at Goleta City Hall located at 130 Cremona Drive, Suite B, Goleta, CA. The project involves removing two existing gas-fired rooftop HVAC units and replacing them with two new electric heat pumps and economizers, including curb replacement, limited ductwork replacement, roof repairs, flashing installation, new support glulam installation beneath RTU 17, and necessary electrical upgrades and controls installation. The new HVAC units will be installed in roughly the same openings after curb replacement. The scope also includes system start-up, testing, and balancing. A building department permit is in place, requiring final contractor application for pick-up and implementation.

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