4CAB Service Petroleum Oils and Lubricant Shelter Repair
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The contractor is tasked with removing outdated heating and electrical systems and replacing them with new, fully functional installations tailored to each shelter’s specific operational needs. This includes replacing the existing 10kW, 34K BTU electric heaters in Shelters 1 and 2, installing new two-switch assemblies for non-explosion-proof light and fan controls in all applicable shelters, and providing new explosion-proof interior light assemblies in Shelters 2 and 3. All work must ensure compliance with safety standards for the storage of petroleum, oil, and lubricants and restore reliable environmental control throughout the facility to maintain operational integrity. The contract, titled 4CAB Service Petroleum Oils and Lubricant Shelter Repair, is identified by solicitation number W911RZ26QA032 and was posted on July 15, 2026, with a response deadline of July 31, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 237120 and is managed by the Department of Defense through the W6QM Micc-Ft Carson office located in Fort Carson, Colorado. The primary point of contact is Mia White, with Farah Surin as the secondary contact, both reachable via official Army email addresses. The work is to be performed at a location in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with no set-aside designated for small businesses or other categories.
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Colorado Springs, CO, 80913, USASet-Aside
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Full Description
The contractor shall remove outdated heating and electrical components and install new, fully functional systems
tailored to each shelter’s needs. Work includes replacing the existing 10kW, 34K BTU electric heaters in Shelters 1
and 2; installing new non-explosion-proof light and fan switch kits (two-switch assemblies) in all applicable
shelters; and providing new explosion-proof interior light assemblies in Shelters 2 and 3. All repairs must
ensure the shelters meet operational requirements for the safe storage of petroleum, oil, and lubricants and
restore reliable environmental control across the facility.
