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Central Energy Plant Construction

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melbourne-orlando-international-airport-ITB-2026-0810-2026State & Local

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The Melbourne Orlando International Airport is soliciting a lump sum contract for the construction of a new Central Energy Plant to replace the MEP and HVAC systems of the original 1989 terminal. This specific phase of the project involves building an enclosed structure featuring new water cooled chillers, rooftop cooling towers, a new main electrical distribution panel, and the installation of a pre-purchased generator. The selected contractor must manage traffic maintenance and coordinate with other active contractors while ensuring that airport operations and airfield activities remain uninterrupted during construction. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 17, 2026, in accordance with solicitation number melbourne-orlando-international-airport-ITB-2026-0810-2026.

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Lump sum contract for new Central Energy Plant at Melbourne Orlando International Airport.

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Florida → Melbourne Orlando International AirportView Agency

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236210 - Industrial Building ConstructionView NAICS

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AgencyFlorida → Melbourne Orlando International Airport
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The Melbourne Airport Authority (MAA) is seeking to replace the MEP and HVAC systems within the original terminal that was constructed in 1989. Equipment has been prepurchased in the first phase of this multi-phase project. Phasing is based on the grant funding available from both State and Federal resources. This phase of work is to replace the Central Energy Plant (CEP) with an enclosed structure with new water cooled chillers and cooling towers on the roof. This phase of work will also create a new main distribution panel for the electrical serving the CEP and the existing 1989 terminal. A new generator, pre-purchased, will also be installed in this phase. This is a Lump Sum Contract. The successful bidder will be responsible for maintenance of traffic, coordination with other contractors that may be doing work within the area, and for providing maximum support to the Melbourne Airport Authority in maintaining their operations and other functions at times specified by the Owner during installation. Construction will occur while the airport is operational, and provisions will need to be made to accommodate existing airfield activities adjacent to the project zone.

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