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Light Weatherization Services

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This subcontract for Light Weatherization Services involves performing energy efficiency improvements for prime contractors on multifamily housing projects within the City of Las Cruces. The scope of work includes implementing caulking, weatherstripping, and insulation across 40 units based on specific audit recommendations. To ensure minimal disruption to tenants, the contractor must coordinate the sequencing of these measures with ongoing HVAC upgrades. The project is managed under the Administration of New Mexico with a response deadline of October 15, 2026. The contractor is responsible for delivering all completed weatherization measures per unit as defined in the approved scope of work, operating under NAICS code 238390.

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Subcontract for energy efficiency improvements in 40 Las Cruces multifamily units by October 2026.

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NM, USA

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This scope was carved out of 26-27-034.

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HVAC Heat Pump Installation and Light Weatherization for Multifamily Housing - Chaparral Senior Housing (Plugged In For Good)

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AgencyNew Mexico → Administration
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Performs light weatherization measures for prime contractors on City of Las Cruces multifamily housing projects. Implements energy efficiency measures including caulking, weatherstripping, and insulation based on audit recommendations for 40 units. Coordinates sequencing with HVAC upgrades to minimize tenant disruption. Delivers completed weatherization measures per unit as specified in the approved scope of work.

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HVAC Heat Pump Installation and Light Weatherization for Multifamily Housing - Chaparral Senior Housing (Plugged In For Good)
Solicitation # 26-27-034
The City of Las Cruces is soliciting proposals under solicitation 26-27-034 for the installation of HVAC heat pump equipment and light weatherization retrofits at Chaparral Senior Housing, a 40-unit complex. Funded through the EECBG and CEED programs, the project aims to improve energy affordability for low-income senior renters. The scope of work includes installing ductless mini split dual zone heat pump systems, which must be completed within one day per unit, as well as performing air sealing, installing door sweeps, weather-stripping, caulking, and upgrading insulation. Additionally, the contractor will install ENERGY STAR LED lighting, smart thermostats, and essential health and safety items such as smoke detectors. The expected project duration is six to nine months, and final verification of air sealing requires a blower door test. Proposals are due by October 15, 2026, via the OpenGov Procurement Portal. Evaluation is based on a points system weighting technical approach (25%), team qualifications (30%), past performance (30%), and cost (15%). Key requirements for bidders include active SAM.gov registration, compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act via LCPtracker reporting, and certification that the firm is not debarred under Executive Order 12549. Preference is given to New Mexico resident businesses and certified City of Las Cruces businesses, with a maximum combined geographical preference of 10%. The contractor must provide two operation and maintenance manuals per apartment and ensure all work meets EPA Section 608 standards for refrigerant recovery and local building codes.
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