Z1DA--Replace Parking Garage Sprinkler System 583-24-525

Description

{"description":"GENERAL PROJECT SCOPE:\nThe Contractor shall demolish and replace overhead dry fire sprinkler piping and dry standpipe piping and associated components within the underground patient parking garage as detailed in the Technical Requirements section, project bid drawings and documents, and VHA Master Construction Specifications. The Contractor shall demolish and replace system piping and components including header, risers, DPV s, trim, fittings, hangers, sprinklers, and all other associated components according to the project drawings. Project workflow shall use the detailed anticipated sequence noted in the drawings as a baseline for completion. Completion of this project will replace sections of fire suppression system piping currently failing due to excessive corrosion and will result in an updated system meeting current edition NFPA standards.\n\nThis is not a solicitation. The Government anticipates issuing an invitation for bids on or about November 18, 2025.\n"} Solicitation Number: 36C25026B0017 Type: Presolicitation Base Type: Presolicitation NAICS: 238220 Classification Code: Z1DA Response Deadline: 2025-12-22T10:00:00-05:00 Office Address: DAYTON, OH Place of Performance: 46202 POC: Stacie Hill, stacie.hill@va.gov {"description":"GENERAL PROJECT SCOPE:\nThe Contractor shall demolish and replace overhead dry fire sprinkler piping and dry standpipe piping and associated components within the underground patient parking garage as detailed in the Technical Requirements section, project bid drawings and documents, and VHA Master Construction Specifications. The Contractor shall demolish and replace system piping and components including header, risers, DPV s, trim, fittings, hangers, sprinklers, and all other associated components according to the project drawings. Project workflow shall use the detailed anticipated sequence noted in the drawings as a baseline for completion. Completion of this project will replace sections of fire suppression system piping currently failing due to excessive corrosion and will result in an updated system meeting current edition NFPA standards.\n\nThis is not a solicitation. The Government anticipates issuing an invitation for bids on or about November 18, 2025.\n"}