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Building Automation Support (BAS) Vancouver WA and Portland Oregon VA Medical Centers.

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36C26026Q0816Federal

Submission Closed08/28/2026, 11:30:00 PM UTC

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The Portland and Vancouver Veterans Affairs Health Care Systems are seeking a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business to provide comprehensive Building Automation System (BAS) support across both facilities located in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington. The contract covers a base year with two optional extension years and requires the contractor to perform routine maintenance, proactive upgrades, and preventative servicing of BAS hardware and software across both campuses. The contractor must be certified to operate Delta Controls systems and possess verified completion of the Fundamental Technical Certification Exam. Staff must be onsite one day per week at each location, with flexibility to adjust based on operational needs, and all system programming must be conducted from the respective energy center computers. The contractor is also responsible for training VA facility personnel on BAS operation, programming, and troubleshooting. All employees handling records must complete Department of Veterans Affairs-mandated records management training, with the contractor ensuring compliance with initial and annual refresher requirements. The solicitation, issued under NAICS code 561210, is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside with a response deadline of August 7, 2026.

General Info

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned business to provide BAS support, maintenance, and training at Portland and Vancouver VA facilities with Delta Controls certification required.

Agency

Department Of Veterans Affairs → 260-NETWORK Contract Office 20 (36C260)

NAICS

561210 - Facilities Support Services

Place of Performance

Vancouver, WA, 98661, USA

Set-Aside

SDVOSBC

Documents

PWS for BAS Maintenance and Service at Portland and Vancouver VAHCS

performance-work-statement

High

RFQ 36C26026Q0816 Building Management Software Support

rfq

High

Wage Determination No. 2015-5563 Rev. 28 (OR/WA)

wage-determination

High

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PhaseClosed

PostedJul 16

Solicitation

Response DeadlineAug 28

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

08/28/2026, 11:30:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 260-NETWORK Contract Office 20 (36C260)

Contacts1 person available

OfficeVANCOUVER, WA, 98661, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 260-NETWORK Contract Office 20 (36C260)

Office AddressVANCOUVER, WA, 98661, USA

Contacts

Jeremiah Middleton

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Solicitation: 36C26026Q0816

Amendment number: 0001

Offer due date extended to 8/28/2026 due to vendors questions.

Solicitation: 36C26026Q0816

Amendment number: 0002

Questions from vendors

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Below are questions from various vendors. The CO attempted to get all of the questions answered from the COR.

Kick-Off What is the anticipated timeline for contract award and contract kickoff? 30-45 days

Estimated contract award is estimated to be 8/31/2026 – 9/4/2026.

Contract Kickoff is estimated to be 9/7/2026 – 9/11/2026.

How long will the awardee have to staff and start first months service?

Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Scope and System Depth (PWS 1.2, 1.5.a-b) The PWS states maintenance and service will be performed "throughout the two campuses as applicable," but does not quantify the system footprint.

Is there a hardware list for the supervisory panels and firmware?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

What is the approximate device/point count at each campus?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

How many buildings or systems are currently under Delta control at each site?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Section 1.5.a references "proactive upgrades" as part of the scope. What is the current WebCTRL/ORCAview version, and is any platform upgrade or expansion planned during the base period or option years?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Are sensor calibrations required as part of the preventative maintenance scope? If so, please advise on the current workload or required frequency.
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Is there an incumbent providing this service?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

If so, please advise if current workload is on par with the 1 day per week at each site.
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Onsite Cadence and Staffing Limits (PWS 1.5.c) The PWS specifies two days per week onsite, "or as dictated by specific needs" and notes "if any specific project requires extra attention that campus will be visited consecutively as necessary."

Under a Firm-Fixed Price structure, an undefined requirement for consecutive visits creates unquantifiable labor risk. Will the VA establish a cap on the maximum number of hours/days per month included under the fixed base rate, with any additional site visits or after-hours dispatch (Task 5) billed under a separate emergency/overtime labor CLIN?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Can you share historical trouble call volume or frequency at each site to help contractors gauge the actual staffing requirement?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Material Provisioning and Pricing Structure (PWS Section 2.1, Section 3.0 Task 2) Task 2 states the Contractor is responsible for "providing hardware and software." Section 2.1 states invoices will be billed as individual line items per the price schedule.

Please explicitly confirm if "providing" refers only to the labor of installing and configuring materials, and that all hardware components and software licenses will be Government-Furnished Property (GFP).
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

If the contractor must purchase the hardware/software, is this material cost intended to be absorbed into the firm-fixed-price labor rate, or will the price schedule include a separate materials/parts CLIN billed at cost or on a not-to-exceed basis?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

If material is contractor-furnished, would VA authorize vendors to purchase Delta material directly against Delta's GSA MAS schedule (47QSMS24D0003) under FAR 51.1/52.251-1, billed as the materials line item(s) in Section 2.1? This would keep material sourcing within the contractor's existing responsibility while crediting the spend to the SDVOSB award.
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Third-Party Integration Boundaries (Section III) The RFI requires the contractor to "Coordinate support for integrated systems or buildings not directly under Contractor control" and provide "limited third-party validation and troubleshooting."

Will the VA define the scope boundary or place a labor hour cap on "limited third-party validation" before such troubleshooting must be handled as an out-of-scope equitable adjustment?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Delta Certification Pathway (PWS Section 2) Section 2 requires the Contractor be certified to operate on Delta Controls with record of completion of the Fundamental Technical Certification Exam. Research indicates this training and certification is only accessible through Delta's authorized Partner network, with no open enrollment path for non-Partner firms. Under FAR 11.002(a)(1)(ii), specifications cannot be unduly restrictive to competition.

Has VA identified how a non-Delta-Partner firm is expected to satisfy this requirement given the closed OEM training channel?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Given the substantial onsite cadence required in Section 1.5.c, subcontracting for certified Delta labor raises Limitations on Subcontracting concerns under SDVOSB set-aside rules (13 CFR 125.6), as the certified work would be performed primarily by the subcontractor rather than the prime. How does the VA intend to reconcile this?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Would VA consider a certification grace period between award and required completion, or accept alternative proofs of equivalent BAS competency?

Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Security Clearances (Section 6) Section 6 states the contractor must reimburse the VA within 30 days for background investigations conducted by OPM.

What is the exact fixed cost per individual background check that the VA will assess to the contractor so this can be accurately priced into our fixed-price proposal?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Analytics and Reporting (PWS Task 8) Task 8 requires quarterly status reports covering current status, needs, and recommendations.

Beyond this quarterly narrative format, is VA interested in implementing any fault detection, alarm analytics, or centralized reporting capability across both campuses?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting

Travel

Is there any established travel or per diem provision for contractor personnel, or is site coverage assumed to be locally based?
Answer: Unknown / This will be discussed at the kickoff meeting