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Airport Central Energy Plant and MEP/HVAC Replacement Construction Opportunity

Melbourne Orlando International Airport is seeking qualified firms for the construction of a new Central Energy Plant (CEP) and replacement of MEP/HVAC systems in its original terminal. - Buyer: Melbourne Airport Authority (MAA) at Melbourne Orlando International Airport - Scope includes: - Construction of an enclosed structure for new water-cooled chillers and rooftop cooling towers - Installation of a new main electrical distribution panel for the CEP and terminal - Integration and installation of a pre-purchased generator - Replacement of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) and HVAC systems - Construction management, architectural design, and engineering services - Traffic maintenance and coordination with other contractors - Ensuring uninterrupted airport operations during construction - Lump sum contract; 5% bid bond required - No specific OEMs or part numbers mentioned; opportunity open to firms with expertise in construction, engineering, and energy management - Notable requirements: contractor must maintain airport operations and coordinate with multiple stakeholders throughout the project

Description

The Melbourne Airport Authority (MAA) is seeking to replace the MEP and HVAC systems within the original terminal constructed in 1989. The project involves replacing the Central Energy Plant (CEP) with an enclosed structure housing new water-cooled chillers and cooling towers on the roof. It includes creating a new main distribution panel for electrical systems serving the CEP and the existing terminal, installing a pre-purchased generator, and other related work. The contractor will be responsible for traffic maintenance, coordination with other contractors, and supporting airport operations during construction, which will occur while the airport remains operational. This is a Lump Sum Contract.

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