IFB 2026-333 CITY HALL BOILER REPLACEMENT
Federal opportunity from 1145CONVD - Purchasing • City of Chelsea. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 05, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15, 10.
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Description
Available starting 2/19/2026 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 inviting bids for the Boiler Replacement project at City Hall, as outlined in IFB 2026-333. Potential bidders can access the details starting February 19, 2026, via the purchasing department's website. The response deadline is set for March 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM UTC.
The City of Chelsea aims to replace the existing boiler at City Hall to improve energy efficiency and heating reliability.
- Mechanical contractors with experience in boiler installations
- Companies specializing in HVAC systems
- Firms with past government contract experience
- Assessment of current boiler systems
- Removal of existing boiler
- Installation of new boiler unit
- Testing and commissioning of new system
- Completed bid form
- Insurance certificates
- List of relevant past projects
- Bidder qualifications and experience
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- Bidders must adhere to all local building codes
- Comply with environmental regulations related to HVAC systems
- Consider the cost of materials, labor, and disposal of the old boiler
- Evaluate competitive pricing based on local market rates
- Partnership with local HVAC suppliers for materials
- Subcontracting mechanical labor to certified technicians
- Engaging environmental consultants for compliance advice
- Delays in procurement of new boiler units
- Potential for unanticipated regulatory changes
- Availability of skilled labor during the installation period
- What are the specific performance requirements for the new boiler?
- Are there existing warranties on current systems to consider?
- What is the expected timeline for installation and testing?
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- Detailed specifications of the new boiler required
- Information on current boiler performance issues
- Budget range for the project
- Possible installation timeframe details
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