Nevada Ionwave #608114 Addendum 1

LVMPD Headquarters Building A HVAC Systems Replacement

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is procuring HVAC replacement construction for Headquarters Building A in Las Vegas, Nevada. - Government buyer: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), Purchasing & Contracts Unit; work is at LVMPD Headquarters, Building A. - Scope: Remove and replace rooftop air-handling units, split and ductless heat pumps, exhaust fans, and data-center CRAC equipment. Update building automation controls and coordinate and test HVAC/fire-alarm integration. - OEMs named: Daikin (rooftop air handlers), Mitsubishi (ductless split systems), Johnson Controls (JCI) (split-system heat pump and Metasys BAS), Greenheck (exhaust fans), and EST (fire-alarm panels). - Scheduled equipment: Four Daikin DPSA110 air handlers; four Mitsubishi ductless systems (one PUY-A36NHA3 and three PUY-A24NHA3); four split-system heat pumps (one YCJD36S41S1HA and three YCJD24S41S1HA); and five Greenheck exhaust fans (CUBE-220-20, GB-200-15, and three G-060-G). Indoor-unit models and equipment capacities are included in the line items below. - Notable requirements: Maintain cooling in occupied areas during replacement downtime; support BACnet-IP controls integration; coordinate HVAC and fire-system operation; and perform commissioning, startup, testing, and balancing. Work must protect occupied areas and coordinate operations in the active building. - Budget and performance: The stated project budget is $2,150,000. Completion is required by the end of April; the documents summarized here do not establish a start date or total duration.

Description

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is soliciting bids to replace the HVAC systems at its Headquarters Building A. The scope includes removal and installation of rooftop packaged air handlers, split-system and ductless split-system equipment, rooftop exhaust fans, and data-center CRAC equipment. Work also includes updates to building automation controls and coordination and testing of HVAC fire-system integration and operation. Temporary cooling is required in occupied areas during downtime between replacements.

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