PAW Replace D30 Chiller Unit

The contract involves the replacement of a 90-ton chiller and its associated DDC control system at a facility in Port Angeles, Washington, under the authority of Customs and Border Protection, a component of the Department of Homeland Security. The new chiller unit must be a scroll-type, air-cooled, outdoor-installed system that is fully assembled, hermetic, and factory-piped, wired, and leak-tested to ensure proper operational readiness upon arrival. All inlet and outlet openings are required to be covered prior to shipment to maintain integrity during transit. The unit must meet exacting standards for pre-installation functionality and structural completeness to minimize on-site modifications or delays. The acquisition is structured as a direct 8(a) award, reserved for small businesses owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals, with the North American Industry Classification System code 238220 indicating specialized trade contracting for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning work. The contract is forecasted and not yet solicited, with point of contact information provided for Cameron Potash as the primary liaison, James Whiteaker as the alternate, and David Harrod serving as the Small Business Specialist. The procurement is intended to support operational continuity at the Port Angeles location through a streamlined, pre-vetted small business acquisition path.