This VA construction contract is for an Ogden heat exchanger, with attachments including the final SOW, wage rates, and clause 852.219-75. The contractor must coordinate subcontractors/trades and is responsible for subcontractor acts/omissions; the Government will not mediate subcontractor disputes and may reject or require removal of objectionable subcontractor personnel. Change-order proposals require itemized breakdowns and subcontractor signatures, with overhead/profit limits on a declining scale for smaller changes (10%, 7.5%, and 5% across $20,000, $30,000, and over-$50,000 tiers) and written proposals for changes over $500,000. Contract-administration timelines include change-order proposals due within 10 calendar days after a written change order for larger changes or 30 calendar days for smaller changes, and lost/stolen PIV cards must be reported immediately with an incident report within 48 hours. Contractor personnel must undergo VA background investigations and obtain PIV credentials, comply with VA personnel/information security requirements, flow these requirements down to subcontractors, and submit quarterly PIV status reports within 5 working days after each calendar quarter.

This is a VA construction contract clause package emphasizing the prime contractor’s full responsibility for coordinating all subcontractors, trades, and suppliers, with no direct contractual relationship between the government and subcontractors. Change orders will require detailed, itemized cost breakdowns, and overhead/profit allowances on changes are subject to specified percentage caps rather than an overall budget amount. Contractor and subcontractor personnel must comply with VA personnel vetting, background investigation, fitness, and PIV/credentialing requirements, including security reporting and un-reimbursable costs for unfit or lost credentials. The referenced scope appears to be an “Ogden Heat Exchanger” project, with associated wage rates and a VA small business clause attached. Performance would be at a VA facility, with strict security and compliance obligations for all workers.

This appears to be a VA construction contract for the Ogden Heat Exchanger project, with work performed at VA facilities and subject to personnel vetting, background investigations, and PIV card requirements. The contractor is fully

The VA Brown Medical Center in Chicago, IL seeks construction services to supply and install heat exchangers, including removal of existing units, piping reconnection, insulation, leak testing, and electrical work. The project must be completed within 90 days from notice to proceed, with a construction cost magnitude exceeding $250,000. This opportunity is set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) firms, requiring certification in the SBA database. Contractors are responsible for all design, materials, labor, quality assurance, and supervision per the statement of work. The applicable NAICS code is 238220, with a $19 million size standard.