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Crop Sciences Chiller Replacement

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Oregon State University is soliciting bids for the Crop Sciences Chiller Replacement project, identified as solicitation 00001367. The project involves the demolition of an existing 84 ton chiller and air-cooled heat rejection unit at the Crop Science Building and the installation of an OSU-provided 140 ton G&D water-based air chiller. The scope of work includes crane moves, construction of concrete pads, site screening, new process water lines, electrical connections, and the management of all permits and inspections. The contractor must provide a single point of contact and conduct weekly meetings with the owner. Bids are due by November 23, 2026, and the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. To be eligible, bidders must hold a valid Oregon Construction Contractors Board license, possess a 30,000 dollar Public Works Bond, and demonstrate at least three years of experience working on the OSU campus along with two examples of complex hydronic system work in campus or laboratory settings. The contract is governed by the Public Improvement General Conditions and requires compliance with Oregon prevailing wage laws and MWESB reporting. Performance and payment bonds equal to the contract price are required. Payments may be made via ACH, and the contractor must maintain insurance with written approval for any deductibles exceeding 50,000 dollars. All bids must be submitted in PDF format through the OSU Workday Posting Portal.

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OSU seeks bids to replace the Crop Sciences Building chiller by November 2026.

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ITB 00001367 Crop Science Building Chiller Replacement

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ITB 00001367 Crop Science Chiller Replacement Bid Form

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Oregon State University - Crop Sciences Chiller Replacement Supplemental General Conditions

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Oregon State University Public Improvement Contract #00001367 - Crop Sciences Chiller Replacement

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Oregon State University Public Improvement General Conditions

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CapCon MWESB Subcontractor Report Form

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Oregon State University Payment Bond Form

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Oregon State University Performance Bond Form

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OSU MWESB Reporting Instructions

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Oregon State University (“OSU”) is seeking Bidders to submit bids for the following, but not limited to, demolition of existing chiller and air-cooled heat rejection unit. Reinstall of OSU provided G&D Chiller, including crane move. Work will include concrete pads, site screening, new process water lines, electrical connection, installation of OSU provided equipment and other associated scopes of work as noted. At a minimum scope of services shall include a kick off meeting, and a weekly owner meeting with the contractor either virtual or on site. Contractor shall provide a single point of contact for the project. Management of all permits and inspections, OSU will submit and pay for permits only. Contractor shall complete the scope of work as outlined in the construction documents dated 7/28/2026 issued for permits.

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