Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1066-MCC01-MCC01-133330

Heat Pump and HVACR Training Equipment Procurement for Middlesex Community College

Middlesex Community College in Bedford, Massachusetts is seeking bids for specialized Heat Pump and HVACR Training Equipment to enhance student and workforce training. - Government Buyer: - Middlesex Community College, Purchasing Department - Contact: Christina Kelley - Products Requested: - Basic Refrigeration Learning System (2 units, 120V) - Residential Heat Pump Troubleshooting Training System (2 units, 220V single phase) - Residential Mini-Split Heat Pump Learning System (1 unit, 220V single phase) - Combined Refrigeration Installation Training System (2 units, 120V) - HVAC Motor Control Training System (1 unit, 120V) - Digital Gauge Manifold Learning System (2 units, 120V, Bluetooth connectivity, smart probes) - Refrigerant Recovery & Charging Training System for R-454b (1 unit, 120V, includes recovery machine and vacuum pump) - Air Conditioning & Heat Pump Training/Troubleshooting Learning System (1 unit, 120V, mobile workstation) - Notable Requirements: - Equipment must support hands-on learning and fault insertion for troubleshooting - Must align with Massachusetts Clean Energy Center Universal Heat Pump Training Curriculum - Delivery, installation, and training required for all equipment - Optional software licenses and curricular materials may be included - Vendors must provide detailed component lists and pricing - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Classified under UNSPSC code 401018 (Heating equipment and parts and accessories)

Description

Middlesex Community College is soliciting bids for Heat Pump and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) Training Equipment. The equipment will be used to train students and the regional workforce on HVACR components, processes, and maintenance to prepare them for employment and industry licensure. The procurement includes delivery, installation, training, and optional software licenses and curricular materials. The training systems must support hands-on learning, fault insertion for troubleshooting, and align with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center curriculum.

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