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This subcontract opportunity is for a Building Automation System contractor to support prime contractors on Utah DFCM facility projects. The selected provider will be responsible for the installation and integration of non-proprietary, open-protocol Building Management Systems utilizing BACnet protocol. Key technical requirements include the installation of BTL-certified sensors, controllers, and 3/8 inch pneumatic tubing to ensure a fully functional and integrated system. Beyond installation, the contractor must perform system start-up, electronic verification of programming, and full commissioning. Deliverables include the provision of as-built wiring diagrams and factory-certified training. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 29, 2026, for this project categorized under NAICS code 238220.

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This scope was carved out of CR27025.

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DFCM Construction - Prequalified Mechanical Stage II - Department of Transportation- Cedar City Administration & Lab BMS Upgrade - Project #27107900

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Installs and integrates non-proprietary, open-protocol Building Management Systems for prime contractors on Utah DFCM facility projects. Installs BTL-certified sensors, controllers, and 3/8" pneumatic tubing using BACnet protocol. Performs system start-up, electronic verification of programming, and commissioning. Provides factory-certified training and as-built wiring diagrams. Delivers a fully functional, integrated BMS.

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