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RFQ (LAVC) - Central Plant Improvement & Hydronic Line Replacement

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CS-26-13-VState & Local

Submission Closed08/12/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Central Plant Improvement project aims to enhance the campus cooling infrastructure by upgrading the Central Utility Plant to increase cooling capacity. This involves replacing the existing 1000-ton centrifugal chiller with expanded capabilities, decommissioning and demolishing the solar thermal storage tanks and ice storage system, and draining the solar thermal system. New chilled water pumps will be installed to support higher demand, while condenser pumps and portions of the condenser piping will be replaced to optimize performance of the existing cooling towers. The project also includes broad modernization efforts to bring the facility into compliance with current codes and standards, encompassing life safety system enhancements, improved acoustics in the CUP office, and necessary structural upgrades to the building. Simultaneously, the Hydronic Line Replacement project will comprehensively replace all chilled water and hot water distribution piping across campus using a phased construction approach to minimize disruptions. The existing piping, mostly routed through an underground tunnel system with some direct-buried segments, will be removed and replaced in coordination with the latest plans for infrastructure work referenced as 40J-829.02. A specific section of piping that has repeatedly failed will be prioritized for replacement under a separate scope. Alongside piping replacement, minor repairs to the tunnel infrastructure and an upgrade of tunnel lighting to LED fixtures are included. Any areas of landscaping disturbed by excavation for direct-buried piping will be restored to match the original condition. Both projects are solicited under RFQ CS-26-13-V by the Los Angeles Community College District, with responses due by August 12, 2026.

General Info

Upgrade central cooling plant, replace piping campus-wide, modernize systems, comply with codes, minimize disruptions.

Agency

California → Contracts Department of Los Angeles Community College DistrictView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

1055 Corporate Center Drive 5th Floor Monterey Park, California 91754, CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(14)

Applicant Declaration for Los Angeles Valley College Central Plant Improvement SOQ

PDF•applicant-declaration

Acknowledgement of Addenda for LA Valley College RFQ

PDF•acknowledgement-of-addenda

SOQ Responsiveness Check List Attachment 8

PDF•checklist

Non-Discrimination Declaration for District Services

PDF•non-discrimination-declaration

Conflict of Interest Certification for LA Valley College Project

PDF•conflict-of-interest-certification

Pre-SOQ Presentation_Central Plant 7-15-26.pptx

PPTX

DIR Pre-Qualification Questionnaire for Design-Build Services at Los Angeles Valley College

PDF•qualification-questionnaire

BuildLACCD Vendor Code of Conduct

PDF•vendor-code-of-conduct

RFQ Document Chart for Two-Step Design-Build Procurement

PDF•rfq

RFQ Design Build Services Central Plant Improvement & Hydronic Line Replacement CS-26-13-V

PDF•rfq

PP-04-09 Bid Protests and Appeals Procedures

PDF•special-notice

Levine Act Campaign Contribution Notice Acknowledgment

PDF•special-notice

Authorization To Release Information - Los Angeles Valley College Project

PDF•authorization-to-release-information

Non-Collusion Declaration for Los Angeles Valley College Central Plant Improvement

PDF•non-collusion-declaration

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedJun 26

Contract opportunity posted

Response DeadlineAug 12

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

08/12/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Contracts Department of Los Angeles Community College District

Contacts1 person available

OfficeCA, USA

Organization / Agency

California → Contracts Department of Los Angeles Community College District

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Office AddressCA, USA

Contacts

Kenny WongContact

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Scope: Project 1 – Central Plant Improvement
CUP Upgrade: The Central Utility Plant (CUP) Upgrade includes increasing cooling capacity. The current CUP utilizes a 1000-ton centrifugal chiller as well as a chilled water thermal energy storage tank to serve the campus cooling loads. The solar thermal storage tanks and ice storage system will be demolished. The current solar thermal system will be drained and decommissioned. The chilled water pumps will be replaced to supply the added capacity. The condenser pumps and portions of the condenser piping will be replaced to maximize the capacity of the existing cooling towers. Finally, this project will include upgrades to the CUP to meet current codes and standards, including life safety systems, improved acoustical performance of the CUP office, and building structural upgrades.
Project 2 – Hydronic Line Replacement
Hydronic Line Replacement: The goal of the Hydronics Infrastructure Upgrade project is to replace the entirety of the chilled water and hot water distribution piping. A phased approach will be utilized including the use of temporary heating and cooling equipment to minimize building shutdowns and system outages during construction. The existing distribution system is located primarily within an underground tunnel system with some portions of direct buried piping. During the design of the PPC, a segment of the chilled water piping failed multiple times. As a result, this segment will be replaced under a separate scope of work. The DBE shall coordinate with the latest plans or scope of work for 40J-829.02 Infrastructure – Hydronic Line Replacement. In addition to replacing piping, minor tunnel repairs will be completed, and tunnel lighting will be upgraded to LED fixtures. Areas of direct-buried disturbed by piping replacement will be landscaped to match the existing condition.

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