Paramaribo/roof top unit replacement
Presolicitation from STATE, DEPARTMENT OF • STATE, DEPARTMENT OF. Place of performance: Paramaribo, Paramaribo • Suriname. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 238220 • PSC 4120.
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Description
US Embassy Paramaribo requires engineering and construction services to remove and replace three (3) curb mounted roof top units (RTU’s) installed on the warehouse, Workshop and Gym at the U.S Embassy Compound in Paramaribo Suriname. The buildings are one (1) story buildings located around the perimeter of the compound.
The intent is for the new RTU’s to fit on the existing to remain RTU curbs. The contractor shall remove and properly dispose of demolished equipment and materials or otherwise instructed by COR or Facility manager. This work will also include any necessary modifications to the building’s roofing/flashing, electrical, and HVAC systems and their associated components.
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The U.S. Embassy in Paramaribo requires specialized engineering and construction services to replace three rooftop units (RTUs) on its compound. The contract will involve the removal and disposal of existing units, installation of new RTUs on existing curbs, and modifications to associated electrical and HVAC systems. The solicitation is expected to attract bidders experienced in HVAC system replacement and working on embassy projects.
The buyer aims to replace three curb mounted RTUs at the U.S. Embassy in Paramaribo while ensuring compliance with the existing infrastructure and further modifying the necessary roof and electrical systems as needed.
- Companies experienced in HVAC installation and modification
- Firms that have previously worked with U.S. government contracts
- Contractors with experience in embassy or high-security installations
- Remove existing rooftop units
- Dispose of demounted units and materials
- Install new rooftop units on existing curbs
- Modify roofing/flashing as required
- Upgrade electrical and HVAC systems components
- Completed proposal outlining technical approach
- Cost estimate including labor and materials
- Proof of relevant past performance
- Compliance with federal contracting standards
- Adhere to U.S. embassy security protocols
- Follow environmental disposal regulations for old units
- Ensure electrical modifications meet local and international codes
- Consider local labor costs in Paramaribo
- Calculate disposal fees for old units
- Factor in potential logistics costs for materials
- Partnerships with local contractors for site work
- Inclusion of HVAC specialists for technical expertise
- Potential delays due to sourcing specific HVAC units
- Local bureaucratic hurdles in disposal of old equipment
- Compliance with embassy operational security requirements
- What specific electrical modifications are anticipated?
- Are there restrictions on work hours during operation?
- What is the timeline for the duration of the required modifications?
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- Details on the exact specifications or models of RTUs to be installed
- Information on access restrictions during the installation
- Timeline for the modifications after unit removal
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