Repair Building 510 HVAC

Background
The contract is issued by the Department of the Air Force for work at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia. The mission is to repair and upgrade the HVAC system in Building 510, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal codes. The goal of the contract is to enhance the building's climate control systems while addressing mold damage.

Work Details
The contractor will perform the following tasks:

- Reconfigure HVAC and DDC controls throughout Building 510;
- Replace mold-damaged drywall;
- Move and store all contents of the building;
- Remove an existing 5-ton heat pump and furnace;
- Relocate a 3.5-ton furnace and install new ductwork as per design specifications;
- Install a new inline high-capacity whole-home dehumidifier;
- Reconfigure existing controls to reflect HVAC changes;
- Conduct a Duct Air Leakage Test (DALT) and Test and Balance (T&B);
- Remove and replace the storage room door with a solid core full-length vented wood door.

All work must meet applicable Department of Air Force requirements, UFC standards, and specific design guidelines.

Period of Performance
The period of performance is 90 calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceed.

Place of Performance
Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia, specifically at Building 510.

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must comply with all local, state, and federal codes. Specific requirements include providing all labor, tools, materials, supplies, equipment, and supervision necessary for project completion. Contractors must also have experience in HVAC systems installation and repair.

Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail)
The opportunity for “Repair Building 510 HVAC” appears to have a confirmed incumbent based on closely related prior Air Force HVAC repair awards at Dobbins Air Reserve Base awarded to MSAB, LLC under FA670326C0003 ($699,933), FA670326C0002 ($493,276), and FA670326C0001 ($94,728). The prior work descriptions reference repairs to HVAC systems in other buildings (Buildings 550, 838 Bay 1, and 486) and align with the current scope’s focus on HVAC system repair/reconfiguration and associated controls work, suggesting this requirement may be a continuation of the same type of building HVAC modernization/repair effort.