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TSA Academy Repairs FY26

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The TSA Training Academy at FLETC Glynco in Georgia is set to undergo significant facility upgrades under the FY26 Repairs contract, focusing on improving comfort, accessibility, energy efficiency, and security across its modular buildings. The project includes replacing all wall-mounted HVAC units with modern single-source heat pumps featuring coated coils and heat strips, totaling 101 units in 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, and 5.0 ton capacities to enhance climate control. Thirteen ceiling fans will be installed throughout the buildings, and a large 12-foot diameter outdoor duty-rated canopy fan will replace the existing unit. Exterior doors at key locations including Buildings 709, 711, 712, and 713 will be upgraded to steel double doors with view ports, each measuring 6 feet by 7 feet, and locks will be specified per FLETC OSPR standards for enhanced security. Additional improvements focus on ADA compliance and structural integrity. ADA ramps will be constructed at Buildings 711, 714, 774, and 773, while the existing ramp at Building 709 will be modified for safe passage. Soft floor areas totaling about 40 square feet each in Buildings 713G and 711 will be repaired, and approximately 6,000 square feet of 4-inch concrete will be poured to complete the bleacher area under the canopy. Trench drains adjacent to the canopy will be cleaned to ensure proper drainage and longevity of the infrastructure. The contract is forecasted under NAICS code 236220 with a small business set aside, and all work is to be performed at the Glynco, Georgia site. Point of contact for the project includes Traci Davis, Michael Hickox, and Allan Gray for small business coordination.

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Upgrade TSA Training Academy at Glynco with new HVAC, doors, ramps, concrete, and canopy fan for comfort, accessibility, and security.

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Department of Homeland Security → Federal Law Enforcement Training CenterView Agency

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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Glynco, GA, US

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
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Department of Homeland Security → Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
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Allan GraySmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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The project at the TSA Training Academy, located within FLETC Glynco, involves comprehensive facility upgrades across the modular buildings known as The Academy. The scope of work includes: • Replacing all wall-mounted package HVAC units throughout the modulars. BG0797, 0774, 0712, 0714, 0713, 0709, 0710, and 0713 57) 3.5 ton coated coils, single source heat pump, heat strips 8) 3.0 ton coated coils, single source heat pump, heat strips 39) 4.0 ton coated coils, single source heat pump, heat strips 1) 5.0 ton coated coils, single source heat pump heat strips. • Installing 134 ceiling fans across the TSA Academy. • Replacing the large outdoor canopy fan with a 12-foot diameter, outdoor duty-rated unit. • Replacing exterior doors with steel doors at the following locations: o Building 709: Both entrances require two sets of steel double doors with view ports, each measuring 6 feet wide by 7 feet high (6'0" x 7'0"), to replace failing glass doors. o Buildings 711, 712, and 713: Canopy side entrances require one set of steel double doors with viewing ports, each measuring 6 feet wide by 7 feet high (6'0" x 7'0"). o Door locks to be specified by FLETC OSPR lock and key. • Installing ADA ramps at BG0711, BG0714, BG0774, and BG0773. • Modifying the ramp at BG0709 to allow ADA personnel to pass safely. • Repairing soft floor spots in BG0713G and BG0711, each approximately 40 square feet each. • Installing approximately 6,000 square feet of 4-inch concrete to complete the bleacher area under the canopy at the TSA Academy. • Cleaning out trench drains adjacent to the canopy at the TSA Academy. These improvements are designed to enhance comfort, accessibility, energy efficiency, and security within the Academy’s training environment.

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