Y1DA--630A4-26-401 MRI AHU Modification
- Response deadline
- Aug 28, 2026 Due in 2 days
- Date posted
- Aug 26, 2026
- Source
- Open notice
Description
36C24226R0060 Amendment 5 630A4-26-401 MRI AHU Modification 8. Question -Hallway Fan Coil Units-The contract documents indicate (6) 18,000 BTU/h chilled water surface-mounted fan coil units in the hallway. We have concerns with this configuration: the surface-mounted units would protrude into the corridor, presenting both an aesthetic issue and a potential head-strike hazard for pedestrians. We propose substituting ceiling-mounted fan coil units in lieu of the surface-mounted units. Please advise which of the following options is acceptable: VA Response: Option A would be acceptable if there is no additional cost to the VA. Six ceiling mounted units would provide both the desired level of equipment redundancy and distributed air flow equivalent to the contract design wall mounted units. An 18,000 btu wall mounted evaporator fan unit requires a minimum of 6 inches of clearance below the ceiling for proper air flow. As the evaporator fan coil unit is approximately 12-14 inches high, in an 8 foot high corridor (96 inches clear), there would be a minimum of 76 inches clearance under the evaporator fan unit, or 6 foot 3 inches. If the corridor is higher than 8 feet then the clearance would increase. Option A: Provide (6) ceiling-mounted fan coil units at 18,000 BTU/h each; note that due to ceiling constraints, the units cannot be equally spaced along the corridor. Option B: Provide (3) ceiling-mounted fan coil units of higher capacity, sized to provide equivalent total cooling capacity, spaced evenly along the corridor.
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Documents (22)
- S02 INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS REGARDING TAX EXEMPTION IN NY 2.1.docx.docx18 KBNot yet available
- S02 FAR DEVIATION FEB 2025 NOTICE 2.1.docx.docx15 KBNot yet available
- S02 SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD 2.1.docx.docx16 KBNot yet available
- P02 Drawings.pdf.pdf3.0 MBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060 0001.docx.docx19 KBNot yet available
- S02 AUTODESK Contractors Access Instructions 1.1.pdf.pdf1.1 MBNot yet available
- S02 LIMITATION ON SUBCONTRACTING 2.1.docx.docx16 KBNot yet available
- SOW 12152025.docx.docx39 KBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060_1.docx.docx124 KBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060 0002.docx.docx19 KBNot yet available
- S02 Privacy Training for Personnel without Access to VA Computer 1.1.pdf.pdf62 KBNot yet available
- S02 Participation Goals for Minorities and Females 2.1.pdf.pdf414 KBNot yet available
- SCA 2015_4187_34 12032025.docx.docx7.8 MBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060 0005.docx.docx18 KBNot yet available
- Phase II Proposals.docx.docx22 KBNot yet available
- S02 Specifications.pdf.pdf607 KBNot yet available
- S02 Supplement A though C.pdf.pdf616 KBNot yet available
- S02 52.225-2 BUY AMERICAN CERTIFICATE 2.1.docx.docx16 KBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060 0003.docx.docx19 KBNot yet available
- WD NY20260003 01302026.docx.docx5.5 MBNot yet available
- Instructions to Offers.docx.docx352 KBNot yet available
- 36C24226R0060 0004.docx.docx54 KBNot yet available
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