IFB 2026-420 ROOFTOP HVAC UNIT REPLACEMENT AT CHELSEA PUBLIC LIBRARY
Federal opportunity from 1145CONVD - Purchasing • City of Chelsea. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 30, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15, 12.
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Starting 4/9/26, by visiting the City of Chelsea's website at: https://www.chelseama.gov/departments/purchasing/current_bids___solicitations.php
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The City of Chelsea is seeking bids for the replacement of rooftop HVAC units at the Chelsea Public Library, as specified in IFB 2026-420. Responses are due by April 30, 2026, at 11:30 AM. This project presents an opportunity for HVAC contractors with relevant experience to engage in municipal work.
The buyer aims to secure a contractor to replace existing rooftop HVAC units to improve the library's climate control systems.
- HVAC contractors with experience in municipal projects
- Companies with expertise in rooftop unit installations
- Bidders familiar with local regulations and compliance
- Assessment of current HVAC systems
- Removal of existing HVAC units
- Installation of new rooftop HVAC units
- Testing and commissioning of new systems
- Compliance with local building codes and regulations
- Completed bid form
- Company qualifications and experience
- Proposed timeline for completion
- Pricing breakdown for materials and labor
- Proof of insurance and bonding
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- Adherence to Chelsea building codes is mandatory
- All work must comply with state and federal HVAC regulations
- Consider competitive pricing while ensuring margin protection
- Include all costs related to labor, materials, and overhead
- Consider partnering with local subcontractors for specific HVAC tasks
- Explore teaming with suppliers for favorable pricing on equipment
- Potential for unanticipated structural issues upon unit removal
- Delays in permitting and inspections could impact the schedule
- Inaccuracy in initial assessments may lead to increased costs
- What specific HVAC models are expected to be replaced?
- Are there any specific building code challenges anticipated?
- What is the library's schedule to minimize disruption during installation?
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- Specific types/brands of HVAC units to be installed
- Budget range or estimate for the project
- Any previous issues with current HVAC systems
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