"Ch. 149 THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Please re
Federal opportunity from MSCBA - Massachusetts State College Building Authority • Massachusetts State College Building Authority. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 13, 00.
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Ch. 149 Requests bids for FIT-1072-01 Townhouse 3 & 7 Boilers at Fitchburg State University. Project scope includes replacement of (2) heating boilers and related equipment. HVAC as Prime. Electrical as sub
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The Massachusetts State College Building Authority (MSCBA) is soliciting bids for the replacement of two heating boilers and related equipment at Fitchburg State University under project FIT-1072-01. The project scope specifies that HVAC contractors will serve as the prime contractors while electrical work will be subcontracted. Interested bidders must submit their proposals electronically by February 19, 2026, as hard copy submissions will not be accepted.
The buyer is looking to replace heating boilers at Fitchburg State University, aimed at improving efficiency and reliability in the campus heating system.
- HVAC contractors with experience in boiler installation and replacement
- Construction firms familiar with Ch. 149 bidding processes
- Replacement of two heating boilers
- Installation of related HVAC equipment
- Electrical work as a subcontracted component
- Completed bid proposal
- Proof of relevant experience
- Cost proposal for HVAC and electrical work
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- Adhere to Ch. 149 bidding regulations
- Ensure all submissions are made electronically
- Consider fixed pricing to ensure competitiveness
- Include contingencies for potential project challenges
- Partner with certified electrical subcontractors
- Engage local suppliers for boiler equipment
- Potential for supply chain delays on boiler components
- Compliance with state and local building codes
- What specific HVAC equipment brands or models are preferred?
- Are there any existing issues with the current boilers that should be noted?
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- Detailed technical specifications for the heating boilers
- Information on the existing HVAC setup and challenges
- Clarification on the bidders' qualification criteria
- Location details of the work site within the university
- Any potential impacts on university operations during installation
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