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Complete replacement of HVAC units at Lincoln Elementary School including ductwork, thermostats, and controls. Prevailing wage rates apply. Contractor must hold a valid Texas HVAC license and provide proof of bonding.
Annual preventive maintenance for 47 HVAC units across 3 city buildings. Includes quarterly filter replacement, coil cleaning, and refrigerant check. Multi-year contract with annual renewal option.
Full mechanical system upgrade including chiller replacement (500-ton), boiler installation, plumbing fixture replacement, and building automation system integration. Pre-bid conference required.
Upgrade of main electrical panels and installation of emergency backup generators at 4 branch library locations across the Austin metro area. Must meet NEC 2023 standards.
Optimization and partial replacement of existing chiller plant serving the municipal water treatment facility. Includes VFD installation, controls upgrade, and commissioning.
Replace 12 aging rooftop HVAC units (15-25 ton each) at the main campus. Includes structural assessment, crane work, and ductwork modifications. Davis-Bacon wages required.
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Subscribe FreeArlington is one of the largest cities in Texas with a population of approximately 394K residents. The city government regularly procures services from private contractors for infrastructure, maintenance, technology, and professional services.
Common government bid categories in Arlington include HVAC maintenance and installation, plumbing services, electrical work, IT infrastructure, janitorial services, landscaping, road paving, and building construction. Both the city government and the Arlington Independent School District are major sources of procurement opportunities.
To bid on Arlingtongovernment contracts, contractors typically need to register as a vendor with the city's purchasing department. Some contracts may require specific licenses, bonding, and insurance coverage as mandated by Texas state law.
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