The National Wildlife Research Center’s Utah Field Station requires the replacement of old HVAC equipment and installation of new systems at its administrative building in Utah. The work involves removing existing hydronic heating and mechanical room equipment, installing two new furnaces with air conditioners, and installing nine mini-split heat pump systems and three electric cover heaters. The solicitation closing date has been postponed indefinitely.

The National Wildlife Research Center’s Utah Field Station requires the replacement of old HVAC equipment in its administrative building. The work involves removing all existing hydronic heating and mechanical room equipment, followed by installing two new furnaces with air conditioners and nine mini-split heat pump systems. The project also includes installing three electric cover heaters in specific rooms. The services are to be performed at the Utah Field Station. No specific budget or non-bid timelines are detailed in the description.