Opportunity

SAM #140G0326Q0212

HVAC Renovation for Freezer Room at USGS WFRC Seattle

Buyer

USGS Office of Acquisition and Grants

Posted

August 24, 2026

Respond By

September 11, 2026

Identifier

140G0326Q0212

NAICS

238220

This opportunity from the US Geological Survey (USGS) Western Fisheries Research Center (WFRC) in Seattle seeks HVAC system renovation for Room D109 freezer room. - Government Buyer: - United States Geological Survey (USGS), Western Fisheries Research Center (WFRC), Facility Operations and Sacramento Acquisition Branch - Key contacts: John Allen (Facility Operations), Jeffrey Caravelli (Sacramento Acquisition Branch) - OEMs and Vendors: - Titus (manufacturer of VAV boxes and diffusers) - Siemens (manufacturer of VAV controllers and building automation systems) - Products Requested: - 1,500 CFM Titus DESV VAV box with 12-inch inlet (part numbers: "Titus DESV", "1,500 CFM Titus DESV VAV box with 12-inch inlet") - 14" x 18" supply duct - Two 750 CFM supply air diffusers - Four return air grilles (325 CFM each) - 18-inch return duct - HVAC replacement equipment (NSN 7540-01-152-8067) - Services Requested: - Site inspection and submittal - Demolition of existing HVAC components - Concrete core drilling for ductwork installation - Controls coordination for Siemens Desigo BAS integration - Functional testing of new HVAC system - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Replacement of undersized VAV box to address 31,000 Btu/hr heat load from 13 freezers - Retention and reinstallation of existing Siemens VAV controller - Coordination with Siemens Desigo BAS for controls integration - Functional testing to confirm airflow, diffuser operation, and absence of duct leaks - Work to be performed during normal business hours - Target contract value range: $40,000-$50,000 - Delivery required by end of performance period - All technical details and installation requirements are specified in attached SOW and mechanical sketches

Description

HVAC REPLACEMENT AT USGS/WFRC FREEZER ROOM IN SEATTLE

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