SAM #140FGA26Q0069

Geothermal HVAC System Rehabilitation at Jackson and Jones Hole National Fish Hatcheries

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), Fish and Aquatic Conservation sub-agency, is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate the geothermal HVAC system at Jackson National Fish Hatchery in Wyoming and Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery in Utah. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Fish and Aquatic Conservation - Offices: Jackson National Fish Hatchery (Wyoming), FWS GAOA (Utah) - OEMs and Vendors: - Daikin Applied (specified as the model standard for heat pumps) - Products Requested: - 11 geothermal heat pumps (Daikin Applied models or approved equals) - Part numbers: WCCW4019BEYRE04YYACYYY, WCCW4007BEYRE01YYACYYY, WCCW4009BEYRE01YYACYYY, WCCW4012BEYRE01YYACYYY, WCCW4042CKYRE04YYACYYY, WCCW4024BKYRE04YYACYYY, WCCW4009BEYLE01YYACYYY, WCCW4042BKYRE04YYACYYY - 3 electric duct heater units (replacement or repair, no specific part numbers) - Cyclonic/centrifugal separator (sand trap) - Part number: ILB/ILS-0250 or similar; also referenced as 7540-01-152-8067 for sand trap installation - Services Requested: - Installation, testing, startup, commissioning, and training for all equipment - On-site overview and documentation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Equipment must meet specified performance, compatibility, and durability standards - All heat pumps must be equal to Daikin Applied models or approved equals - Compliance with Davis-Bacon wage rates and environmental regulations - Project completion required within a defined period after award - Site visits recommended prior to bid - Small business set-aside

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WY-JACKSON NFH-GEOTHERMAL HVAC RPLCMNT

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