KINNEY POLICE FACILITY HVAC IMPROVEMENTS

The City of Sacramento is soliciting bids for a comprehensive HVAC modernization project at the William J. Kinney Police Facility on 3550 Marysville Boulevard, involving the full replacement of two aging rooftop direct expansion air handling units with new electric units featuring hot water coils. This work requires complete removal of the existing roof curbs and installation of new ones to properly support the updated equipment footprints. Inside the facility, legacy single supply duct Variable Air Volume and Fan Powered VAV terminal units will be replaced with new high-performance equivalents of equal capacity. The existing pneumatic control systems will be entirely decommissioned and replaced with a modern Direct Digital Control system, including a new central server head end to ensure integrated, efficient building automation. Electrical upgrades are necessary to support the new loads, including installation of new fused disconnects and revisions to overcurrent protection. The scope also includes minor structural framing adjustments, installation of code-compliant seismic anchorage and bracing, and full architectural patching and repair of all ceiling and roof surfaces disturbed during construction. A bid bond of ten percent is required from all proposers. The solicitation, numbered B26014541003, was posted on July 23, 2026, with proposals due by August 12, 2026, at 9:00 PM. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the City of Sacramento’s Public Works Department, Facility Division, and is located in California. Kirsten Wise serves as the primary point of contact, reachable via phone or email for inquiries related to the bid process. All work must be performed at the designated facility, with no alternate performance locations indicated. The procurement is managed through the PlanetBids vendor portal, and interested bidders are expected to adhere strictly to all technical, safety, and compliance requirements outlined in the solicitation documents.