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This HVAC subcontract through The Ohio State University involves performing specialized work for prime contractors on Ohio Facilities Construction Commission projects located at Harding Hospital. The scope of work includes managing the temporary removal or protection of HVAC units during PVC installation, as well as the final sealing of curbs and penetrations. The selected subcontractor must utilize appropriate HVAC hoisting equipment and cranes to ensure the delivery of fully functional and sealed roof penetrations and units. To be eligible for this opportunity, vendors must hold a valid HVAC license and maintain prequalified vendor status. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is November 16, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 238220 and is focused on critical infrastructure maintenance and installation within a healthcare facility environment.

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HVAC subcontract for Harding Hospital roof work; licensed vendors apply by November 16, 2026.

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Harding Hospital - Roof 2 replacement

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Performs HVAC work for prime contractors on Ohio Facilities Construction Commission projects at Harding Hospital. Manages temporary removal or protection of HVAC units during PVC installation and performs final sealing of curbs and penetrations. Utilizes HVAC hoisting equipment and cranes. Requires HVAC licensure and prequalified vendor status. Delivers functional and sealed HVAC roof penetrations and units.

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