North Carolina eVP #311-26-27-05

Replacement of Trane Air Handling Unit at Greenville Aquatics Fitness Center

The City of Greenville's Project Management Department is seeking bids for the replacement of a 40-ton air handling unit (AHU) at the Greenville Aquatics Fitness Center. - Government Buyer: - City of Greenville, NC - Greenville Aquatics and Fitness Center - Project Coordinator: Mike Watson - OEM Highlight: - Trane is the specified Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) - Products Requested: - Trane 40 Ton, R-454B refrigerant, A/C split system and indoor AHU - Model: RAUKC404B / UCCAA30 - Quantity: 1 - Services Requested: - Removal and proper disposal of existing 40-ton split system indoor and outdoor units - Installation of new Trane split system, including tie-ins to existing refrigerant piping, hot water piping, electrical hookups, and ductwork - System startup, testing, and site restoration - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with OSHA safety guidelines - Contractor must obtain all necessary permits - Coordination with building controls contractor for controls and fire alarm work (excluded from this bid) - Mandatory insurance coverage, nondiscrimination, and E-Verify compliance - Standard manufacturer warranty on materials/equipment and 1-year contractor warranty on labor - Vendors must be registered with the State of North Carolina's Electronic Vendor Portal - Option for site visits prior to bidding - All work must be completed onsite until finished; bid binding for 60 days after opening.

Description

The City of Greenville is soliciting bids for the replacement of an air handling unit at the Greenville Aquatics Fitness Center. The project involves providing material, equipment, and labor to remove the existing air handling unit and replace it with a new unit, including disposal of debris and coordination with the building controls contractor. The work must comply with OSHA safety guidelines and all necessary permits must be obtained. Bids are due by September 8, 2026, and vendors must be registered with the State of North Carolina's Electronic Vendor Portal to respond.

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