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JBSA Fort Sam Houston 4-Ton HVAC Units

Agency: U.S. Air Force
Solicitation: FA301626Q0270
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Set-aside/eligibility: Total Small Business
NAICS: 238220
Deadline: September 16, 2026 at 10:00 AM CDT

Why it deserves attention:
This is a direct-fit mechanical opportunity involving replacement of seven 4-ton wall-mounted HVAC systems. More importantly for today, the site visit occurs September 10 and vendor questions close September 11, creating an immediate decision point for contractors still evaluating the job.

Key details:

  • Seven 4-ton HVAC units

  • Bard or approved equal

  • Existing systems must be decommissioned and removed

  • Equal products require manufacturer, part number, illustrations, and technical literature

  • Questions due September 11 at 10:00 AM CDT

  • Quote must remain valid for 60 days

Next action:

  1. Review the complete solicitation and current attachments.

  2. Attend today’s site visit if already registered.

  3. Submit remaining technical questions before tomorrow’s cutoff.

  4. Finalize whether the offer will use Bard equipment or an equal.

  5. Prepare the technical plan and supporting product documentation.

Official opportunity/source: Search SAM.gov for FA301626Q0270.

Contracting contact: Jaime Martinez and Alexis Garcia are the published contacts; the solicitation directs quotes to both Air Force email addresses.

Submission route: Email submission to both published contracting contacts.

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NOAA Galveston HVAC Repair/Replacement

Agency: NOAA
Solicitation: 1333MF26Q0110
Location: Galveston, Texas
Set-aside: Total Small Business
NAICS: 238220
Deadline: September 16

Why it deserves attention:
NOAA needs five ductless mini-split systems installed at its Galveston laboratory. Today matters because vendor questions are due September 10, while contractors still have several days to prepare the final quote.

Key details:

  • Five ductless mini-splits

  • Four replacements

  • One new dual-head installation

  • Quarterly preventive maintenance included through option periods

  • Questions due September 10

  • Quote due September 16

Next action:

  1. Review the solicitation document today.

  2. Submit any unresolved scope or equipment questions before the cutoff.

  3. Confirm proposed equipment and installation approach.

  4. Prepare pricing and maintenance-option pricing.

Official opportunity/source: Search SAM.gov for 1333MF26Q0110.

Contracting contact: Suzanne Johnston is identified as the primary contact.

Submission route: Email submission is specified in the solicitation summary.

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Fort Sam Houston Army Reserve Center Rehabilitation

Agency: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Solicitation: W912QR26RA055
Location: Fort Sam Houston, Texas
Set-aside: Full and Open
NAICS: 236220
Deadline: September 10

Why it deserves attention:
This is a major design-build rehabilitation with meaningful HVAC scope, but many mechanical contractors will be better positioned as subcontractors than primes. The response deadline is today, making this a final-action or teaming-confirmation alert rather than a discovery alert.

Key details:

  • 66,789-square-foot facility

  • HVAC, roofing, electrical, water and fire-protection work

  • Design-build

  • Firm-fixed-price

  • Multiple amendments have been posted

  • Performance and payment bonds required

Next action:

  1. Confirm current Phase II eligibility/status.

  2. Review Amendment 0005.

  3. Submit before today’s deadline if already pursuing.

  4. If not bidding as prime, identify participating prime teams for subcontract positioning.

Official opportunity/source: Search SAM.gov/PIEE for W912QR26RA055.

Contracting contact: Not verified in today’s source set.

Submission route: Phase II materials are distributed through PIEE.

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Federal HVAC Radar is an independent informational publication and is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, or any federal agency. Always verify the official solicitation before bidding.