Z--Replacement of Two HVACs with Integrated Dehumidif

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a contractor to replace two HVAC systems with integrated dehumidification capability at the Ouray National Fish Hatchery, Grand Valley Unit. The contractor will be responsible for procuring, removing, and installing the new systems. The existing systems are undersized, and the contractor will need to determine and provide the specifications for equipment and materials needed. The hatchery has a total of 75 tanks, and the contractor will need to ensure that the new systems can maintain an ambient air temperature between 60-75 degrees Fahrenheit and a humidity level of 50% or less. The contractor will also need to consider the use of potentially corrosive chemicals on site, such as formalin and hydrogen peroxide. • The contractor will need to remove and replace the existing HVAC systems. • The contractor will need to determine and provide the specifications for equipment and materials needed. • The contractor will need to ensure that the new systems can maintain an ambient air temperature between 60-75 degrees Fahrenheit and a humidity level of 50% or less. • The contractor will need to consider the use of potentially corrosive chemicals on site. • The contractor will need to demolish and replace the existing external duct heaters if they are not compatible with the new units.