The work is at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research ARS Station, covering roughly 6,000 square feet of lab and office space. The existing HVAC system—including an air-cooled chiller, pumps, and two VAV air handling units—has ductwork condensation causing water damage, and lab humidity has been measured at 70% or higher. An A&E firm completed retro-commissioning and TAB services and provided designs for renovations to the roof, HVAC, building automation system, and chiller. Solicitation documents and amendments are posted, with final stamped construction drawings and specifications to be posted after internal reviews are complete. No budget amount or performance timeline is specified beyond the posted procurement actions.

The contract involves addressing condensation and water damage in the HVAC system at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Station, which has about 6,000 square feet of lab and office space. The existing system includes an air-cooled chiller, associated pumps, and two variable air volume air handling units, with lab humidity measured above the acceptable range of 70%. An A&E firm provided retro-commissioning with TAB services and proposed designs for renovating the roof, HVAC, BAS, and chiller. Solicitation documents and amendments have been posted, with amendments extending the proposal closing date and correcting the NAICS code. The performance location is the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Station.

The project involves repairing condensation and water damage at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Station, affecting approximately 6,000 square feet of lab and office space. The existing HVAC system, including an air-cooled chiller and two variable air volume air handling units, is causing humidity levels above the acceptable range. An A&E firm has proposed solutions involving retro-commissioning, TAB services, and designs for renovating the roof, HVAC, BAS, and chiller. Construction documents and amendments have been posted, with final stamped drawings expected after internal review. Performance will take place at the USDA ARS Subtropical Horticulture Research Station in Miami, Florida.

The project concerns fixing condensation and water damage in approximately 6,000 square feet of lab and office space at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research ARS Station. The existing HVAC system includes an air-cooled chiller, pumps, and two variable air volume air handling units, and lab humidity has been measured above acceptable levels (70% or higher). An A&E firm provided retro-commissioning and testing/adjusting/balancing services, plus designs for roof, HVAC, building automation system, and chiller renovations. The solicitation documents, including amendment 1 and final construction documents, are posted, as are the site visit attendance list and RFI log. The posted drawings are the A&E’s 100% submittal; final stamped for-construction documents will be posted after internal reviews are complete.

The facility at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Agricultural Research Service Station has about 6,000 square feet of lab and office space affected by condensation-related water damage from the HVAC ductwork. The system includes an air-cooled chiller, pumps, and two VAV air handling units, with lab humidity measured at 70% or higher. A&E firm Clark Nexsen performed retro-commissioning and TAB services, proposing solutions for the condensation issue along with designs for roof, HVAC, BAS, and chiller renovation. The posted drawings and specifications are the A&E's 100% submittal, with final stamped for-construction documents to be posted after internal reviews are complete. Amendment 1, final construction documents, and the site visit attendance list are available below.

The work is located at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Station, involving approximately 6,000 square feet of lab and office space. The existing HVAC system has ductwork condensation issues causing water damage, with lab humidity measured at 70% or higher, exceeding acceptable levels. A&E firm Clark Nexsen provided retro-commissioning and TAB services, and proposed solutions for the condensation problem along with designs for renovating the roof, HVAC, BAS, and chiller. Final, stamped for-construction drawings and specifications will be posted once internal reviews are complete and the A&E finalizes them. Amendment 1 and the final construction documents are now posted.

The USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Station in Miami, Florida, requires HVAC and related renovations to address condensation and humidity issues in its 6,000-square-foot lab and office area. The project involves implementing solutions from an A&E firm, including retro-commissioning and designs for the roof, HVAC, BAS, and chiller. No specific budget amount is provided in the description. The location for performance is the USDA ARS facility in Miami. Timelines for submission or non-bid activities are not mentioned.

The USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Station requires HVAC and roof renovations to address condensation and water damage in its 6,000-square-foot lab and office area. Humidity levels exceed 70%, and an A&E firm has proposed solutions for the HVAC, BAS, chiller, and roof. Performance of services will be at the USDA facility in Miami, Florida. No budget amount or submission timeline is specified in the description. This opportunity may interest bidders specializing in commercial HVAC and roofing renovations for government research facilities.