Nevada Ionwave #015214

Replacement of Evaporative Cooling Systems with New HVAC Equipment at Las Vegas Springs Preserve

This opportunity involves the replacement of outdated evaporative cooling systems at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve, managed by the Las Vegas Valley Water District. - Government Buyer: - Las Vegas Valley Water District (local government agency) - Scope of Work: - Removal of existing evaporative cooling systems - Installation of new air-cooled chilled water/hot water heat pump equipment - Work to be performed at the Origin Museum and Buildings A, B1, B2, and C of the Desert Living Center - Products/Services Requested: - Air-cooled chilled water/hot water heat pump equipment (no specific OEM or part numbers provided) - Demolition and installation services for HVAC systems - Notable Requirements: - Bidders must provide authority to bid, bid bond, subcontractor and supplier information, security checklist, project management team qualifications, and preference eligibility affidavit - Engineer's estimate for the project is $4,493,742 - Project covers multiple buildings within the Springs Preserve complex - No specific OEMs are named in the solicitation; bidders may propose suitable manufacturers for the HVAC equipment.

Description

Las Vegas Valley Water District invites qualified firms to submit bids for the replacement of existing evaporative cooling systems with new air-cooled chilled water/hot water heat pump equipment at the Origin Museum and at the Desert Living Center, Buildings A, B1, B2, and C, located at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, Nevada. The work includes sites at The Origin Museum and several buildings at the Desert Living Center. The engineer's estimate for the project is $4,493,742. A prebid conference and bid opening will be held online via Microsoft TEAMS.

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