Remove and replace HVAC units
Forecast details
Requirement
1) the removal and replacement of four (4) rooftop HVAC systems at our facility. The contractor will be responsible for conducting a comprehensive assessment of the existing HVAC units and their integration with the roof structure, identifying any deficiencies or areas of concern, and recommending the most effective solutions: whether that involves targeted replacement, full system upgrades, or necessary modifications to ensure proper installation and operation. This project will help maintain the safety, comfort, and functionality of the facility while protecting the building’s infrastructure for the long term. 2) the installation of an additional air conditioning unit for the computer server room to enhance cooling capacity and protect critical IT infrastructure. 3) FEMA requests vendors to repair or replace the two (2)-warehouse heating and ventilation units. The Navy has indicated these units require new piping; also, these units generate excessive noise during operation; vendors are asked to propose solutions to address both issues and make them operable.
About this market
Department of Homeland Security awards in NAICS 238220 over the last 3 years.
- Typical award size
- The median award was $57K; the middle half ran from $15K to $144K (80 priced awards).
- Competition
- 44% of 82 awards were competed; median 4.5 offers.
- Largest vendors
- SAF INC — 3 awards, $5.3M
- LSCAR-GRAHAM CONTRACTING — 2 awards, $4.3M
- HOMELAND CONTRACTING CORPORATION — 1 award, $3.2M
- TIGUA CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC — 1 award, $2.3M
- A AND W ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATION A/C INC — 2 awards, $2.1M
- Largest recent awards
- $3.2M to HOMELAND CONTRACTING CORPORATION, signed Oct 14, 2025
- $2.5M to LSCAR-GRAHAM CONTRACTING, signed Oct 10, 2025
- $2.3M to TIGUA CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC, signed Oct 28, 2025
- $2.3M to SAF INC, signed Oct 14, 2025
- $1.9M to WASHINGTON OFFICE INTERIORS LLC, signed Jan 5, 2026
Computed from USAspending award data on Oct 25, 2026.