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UNR - (Rebid) Replace Boiler at Juniper Hall Room M001

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ITB 9124State & Local

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All responses to this solicitation must be submitted electronically through the NGEM system; physical documents are not accepted under any circumstances. Bidders are encouraged to utilize the system’s ability to save and draft submissions in advance to avoid last-minute technical disruptions. The solicitation, identified as ITB 9124, pertains to the replacement of a single hot-water boiler at Juniper Hall Room M001 with three smaller units, and is classified as a prevailing wage project under UNR Project #26RPR03453 and Labor Commissioner #WA-2026-338, with an estimated cost range of $333,000 to $433,000. Bids are due by August 20, 2026, and once the submission window closes, the list of respondents and the bid tabulation will be publicly accessible via the Closed Bid Opportunities portal. The work must begin no earlier than September 14, 2026, and be fully completed by November 20, 2026, with liquidated damages of $500 per day for failure to meet the deadline. If awarded, the contractor must maintain Commercial General Liability, Business Automobile Liability, Workers' Compensation, Contractors Equipment, Installation Floater, and Builder’s Risk insurance; Rigger’s Liability is required if crane usage is involved, and all insurance limits and requirements must align with the Owner-Contractor Construction Agreement template posted on the Attachments tab and the UNR risk management guidelines. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Ryan Caddel at rcaddel@unr.edu or 775-784-6552.

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ITB 9124: Replace boiler at Juniper Hall with three units, prevails wage, bid due Aug 20, 2026, work Sept 14–Nov 20, 2026.

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Nevada Government MarketplaceView Agency

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

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NV, USA

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AgencyNevada Government Marketplace
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BCN Purchasing does not accept physical documents in response to any solicitation including but not limited to: ITB, RFP, RFQ, or CMAR solicitations. All documents must be submitted electronically via this website. The NGEM system allows for bidders to start and save work/uploads without submitting. Please make use of this capability to begin building your bid early and reduce the chances of internet connectivity or upload issues causing a last-minute inability to submit. Once the ITB/RFP/RFQ/CMAR closes and the responses are unsealed electronically, the list of bidders/responders will be posted online shortly thereafter and available to the public for viewing. This document can be accessed by clicking on Closed Bid Opportunities, selecting the specific opportunity, and scrolling down to Bid Documents. The Bid Tabulation document will be available for review there. Description of Work: This is a prevailing wage project. Replace the hot-water boiler in the building with three smaller boilers. UNR Project #: 26RPR03453 Labor Commissioner #: WA-2026-338 SPWD Project #: 26-B050-2669 Estimated Cost Range: $333,000 to $433,000 Liquidated Damages: $500 per day Required Insurance if Awarded: Commercial General Liability, Business Automobile Liability, Workers' Compensation, Contractors Equipment (including any equipment for the job), Installation Floater, and Builder's Risk will be required. Rigger's Liability will be required if a crane is used. Please refer to the TEMPLATE-Owner-Contractor Construction Agreement on the Attachments tab for limits and additional information and in compliance with the requirements set forth here: https://www.unr.edu/bcn-nshe/risk/contracts. Special Considerations: Completion of Work: Subject to change by Owner, Work is scheduled to begin on "September 14, 2026" and shall be fully complete by "November 20, 2026."

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