City of San Antonio - M0152Issuing agency·Texas·via the Texas Comptroller Electronic State Business DailyThe City of San Antonio is soliciting an offer to removethe existing equipment and provide and install two new Daikin 4-ton Mini Splitsystems to handle the load of the Fire Station No. 3 building. Work willinclude installing two new condensers with a capacity of 48,000 BTU, run newcopper lines to the indoor air handlers that will be installed in the roomswhere no Mini Split exists at this time. The line sets on the exterior wall isto be run inside a line hide cover, run all electrical circuits to all theindoor air handler as well as the condensers, run all the condensate lines toan indoor drain, perform the start-up and to ensure the systems are fullyfunctional.
Work will also include removing the shop heater on the second floorand safely cap off the gas line. Work must be done in a manner to minimize any structural work. If any structural work is needed, such as cutting holes in theceilings or walls, vendor will perform the modifications and attempt toreattach the cut pieces back to their original place as best as possible.
Work will include installing two new condensers with a capacity of 48,000 BTU, running new copper lines to the indoor air handlers that will be installed in the rooms where no Mini Split exists at this time. The line sets on the exterior wall is to be run inside a line hide cover, run all electrical circuits to all the indoor air handler as well as the condensers, run all the condensate lines to an indoor drain, perform the start-up and to ensure the systems are fully functional. Work will also include removing the shop heater on the second floor and safely cap off the gas line. Work must be done in a manner to minimize any structural work. If any structural work is needed, such as cutting holes in the ceilings or walls, vendor will perform the modifications and attempt to reattach the cut pieces back to their original place as best as possible.
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Source: Texas SmartBuy (ESBD) (solicitation 6100019874a), retrieved via the Texas Comptroller Electronic State Business Daily. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
