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HVAC Testing and Balancing (TAB)

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This subcontract for HVAC Testing and Balancing (TAB) supports prime contractors on projects for Stafford County Public Schools across various locations within Stafford County. The selected provider will be responsible for balancing air distribution systems, including VAV and CAV, as well as hydronics. Additional requirements include conducting sound, vibration, and fume hood testing, verifying control systems, and performing duct leakage tests using specialized air and water flow measurement tools. To ensure objectivity, the contractor must remain independent of manufacturers and design engineers and is required to deliver final system balancing reports. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of October 23, 2026. The work falls under NAICS code 238220.

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HVAC Testing and Balancing subcontract for Stafford County Public Schools across multiple locations.

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Various Locations within Stafford County, VA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 27-SCPS-012.

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AgencyVirginia → Stafford County Public Schools
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Performs testing and balancing of HVAC and mechanical systems for prime contractors on Stafford County Public Schools projects. Balances air distribution (VAV and CAV) and hydronics, conducts sound, vibration, and fume hood testing, and verifies control systems and duct leakage. Uses specialized air/water flow measurement tools. Must be independent of manufacturers and design engineers. Delivers final system balancing reports.

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