Norwich, City ofIssuing agency·Norwich, CT·via the CT DAS CTsource BidBoard (WebProcure)The intent of this project is to improve the heating and cooling systems serving Greeneville Fire Station 2 and provide a reliable, energy-efficient, and appropriately sized HVAC solution for the facility.
The City is open to multiple HVAC solutions. Proposed systems may include replacement or modification of the existing HVAC system, ductless or ducted mini-split heat pump systems, multi-zone systems, conventional HVAC equipment, or a combination of systems.
Contractors are encouraged to evaluate the existing facility and recommend a solution that provides the best combination of reliability, energy efficiency, maintainability, occupant comfort, and overall value to the City.
Improve heating and cooling systems serving Greeneville Fire Station 2. Work may include replacement or modification of the existing HVAC system, ductless or ducted mini-split heat pump systems, multi-zone systems, conventional HVAC equipment, or a combination of systems, with the contractor to evaluate the existing facility and recommend a solution balancing reliability, energy efficiency, maintainability, occupant comfort and overall value.
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A surety’s written statement that it expects to bond you up to a stated amount, subject to final underwriting. It’s what a GC or agency asks to see before they take your bid seriously.
Source: State of Connecticut (CTsource) (bid 146121), retrieved via the CT DAS CTsource BidBoard (WebProcure). View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.