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4130--EMERGENCY Chiller Replacement - PHXVAHCS
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, through the Network Contract Office 22G, awarded contract 36C25820P0239 to Mesa Energy Systems, Inc. for the emergency replacement of a primary chiller at the Phoenix VA Health Care System. Awarded on July 22, 2020, for a total amount of 568,446.00 dollars, the project was classified under NAICS code 333415. This procurement was conducted as a firm-fixed-price contract under the justification of unusual and compelling urgency to prevent potential hospital unit shutdowns and mitigate risks to patient health. Mesa Energy Systems, Inc. was selected as the sole provider capable of delivering a rapid quote and mobilizing within the required 11-week performance period.
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$568,446Place of Performance
AZ, USASet-Aside
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MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS, INCAward Issued Date
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