27633928: FY27 CPOP M&R Building 4 HVAC/Electrical Distribution
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The United States Coast Guard is forecasting a maintenance and repair project for the HVAC and electrical distribution systems at Building 4 in Seattle, Washington. The project is driven by frequent failures of fan motors and VFD equipment that have reached the end of their life expectancy, creating critical risks for tenant comfort and the stability of life safety equipment. Current conditions are precarious, as the failure of one unit has placed unsustainable strain on a second unit that lacks emergency power, threatening the operational continuity of critical OPS centers during power losses. The scope of work includes the replacement and upgrade of multiple server room HVAC units and the restoration of redundancy following CRAC unit compressor failures. This effort aims to move away from unsustainable temporary repair practices and establish a reliable, sustainable infrastructure. The opportunity is designated as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside under NAICS code 237990.
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