Opportunity

Georgia Procurement Registry Sciquest #50900-eRFQ-002084-2027

Georgia State University Clarkston Building HVAC Terminal Unit and Controls Replacement

Posted

October 13, 2026

Respond By

November 12, 2026

Identifier

50900-eRFQ-002084-2027

NAICS

238220, 238210

Georgia State University is seeking a contractor to replace selected HVAC terminal units and modernize related controls in its Clarkston Building. - Buyer: Georgia State University; the work is in the Clarkston Building, also identified as the CH Building. - Requested equipment: - Dual-duct terminal units for the ground, first, and second floors; recently renovated units are excluded. Quantities and part numbers are not provided. - Associated temperature sensors; quantities and part numbers are not provided. - Required work: - Remove and replace selected terminal units, associated sensors, and connected ductwork or duct mains as needed. - Convert remaining pneumatic controls to electronic controls and extend existing 120V power to provide 24V control power. - Update Building Management System (BMS) controls, operating sequences, and schematics so the new units operate consistently with existing units. - Scheduling requirements: Complete the work within 95 calendar days between the end of spring semester and one week before fall term. Work in CH2182 must occur after normal working hours; CH1201 and CH1204 have an additional restricted work period. - No OEM, manufacturer, vendor, product model, part number, or equipment quantity is identified in the available information.

Description

The project replaces dual-duct terminal units on the ground, first, and second floors of the CH Building, excluding units included in recent renovations, and replaces their associated temperature sensors. Work includes modifying connected ductwork as needed, replacing remaining pneumatic controls with electronic controls, extending power, and updating the Building Management System controls, sequences, and schematics. The new units will be controlled in the same manner as the existing terminal units. Work must be completed within 95 calendar days during the period from the end of spring semester to one week before the fall term; specified room work has additional scheduling restrictions.

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