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Z2DA--Notice of Intent to Sole Source VISN 22 Phoenix UESC Phase 2
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The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to award a sole-source, firm-fixed-price task order to Southwest Gas Corporation for Phase 2 of the Utility Energy Services Contract at the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. This phase follows the completion of an Investment Grade Audit in Phase 1 and will encompass engineering, construction, commissioning, and an 11-year Measurement and Verification period for a suite of energy conservation measures, including boiler and chiller replacements, heat recovery systems, lighting retrofits, building automation upgrades, steam trap and insulation improvements, water conservation fixtures, cooling tower enhancements, and solar photovoltaic system replacements. The implementation period is estimated at 33 months, with funding derived from a hybrid model combining VA non-recurring maintenance funds and utility-arranged financing. The action is authorized under 42 U.S.C. § 8256, which permits federal agencies to enter into energy service contracts with utility providers serving the facility, and sole-source justification stems from Southwest Gas being the exclusive utility serving the medical center with the statutory authority to deliver UESC services. This acquisition is a direct follow-on to prior UESC work already performed by Southwest Gas under Phase 1, and selecting another provider would necessitate redoing the Investment Grade Audit, duplicating design and engineering efforts, risking project inconsistencies, and introducing significant schedule delays. While this notice does not constitute a solicitation, responsible entities that believe they may meet the statutory criteria under 42 U.S.C. § 8256 and can deliver the full scope of integrated services—including financing coordination, phased construction in an active medical environment, and long-term measurement and verification—may submit a capability statement of no more than five pages. Submissions must include evidence of legal eligibility as a serving utility for the facility, proven experience with similar UESC projects, and the capacity to complete work without disrupting patient care. Responses are due by July 23, 2026, and must be submitted electronically to the designated Contracting Officer, with no reimbursement provided for preparation costs. The government reserves full discretion to determine whether to proceed without competition based on the responses received.
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