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2027-026M26- Upgrade Heat Plant Controls Systems, Building 3

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RFQ1-IHHA-2026000047-3State & Local

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Agency

Colorado → CDHS - Office Of Administrative SolutionsView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Addendum 2 to RFQ 2026000047 Upgrade Heat Plant Controls System

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Addendum 2 Exhibit A - Approved State Building Codes 2026

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RFQ 2027-026M26 Phase 1 Main - Upgrade Heat Plant Controls System

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2027-026M26 Sign in.pdf

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Appendix B Sample AE Agreement with T&C - Colorado State Architect

PDFcontract-document

Addendum 1 2027-026M26 Presentation.pptx

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Appendix A Evaluation Forms for Qualification Based Selection

PDFevaluation-forms

Addendum 2 SBP Building Code Compliance Policy 2026

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AgencyColorado → CDHS - Office Of Administrative Solutions
Contacts1 person available
OfficePueblo, CO, 81003, US
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Colorado → CDHS - Office Of Administrative Solutions
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Office AddressPueblo, CO, 81003, US
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Jamie GottBuyer

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