Description
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a qualified contractor to replace and upgrade eleven geothermal heat pumps, three electric duct heater units, and install a sand‑trap separator at the Jackson National Fish Hatchery in Wyoming. The work includes furnishing and installing specified Daikin Applied heat pump models (or approved equivalents), verifying existing equipment, performing full startup, load testing, commissioning, and providing on‑site training and documentation. All work must be completed within the period of performance (October 1 – November 30 2026) and comply with corrosion‑resistant requirements for spring‑water conditions. A site visit is strongly recommended on September 7‑8 2026.
• Replace 11 geothermal heat pumps across various hatchery facilities (main office, manager’s office, hallway, breakroom, shop, entry, electrical room, recycle room, small pond room, large pond rooms).
• Replace 3 electric duct heater units (EDU 1‑3).
• Install a cyclonic/centrifugal sand‑trap separator to protect the system from sand‑laden spring water.
• Perform factory startup, load testing, alarm and safety verification, and provide commissioning documentation.
• Deliver on‑site training and operation manuals.
• Work must be finished by 11 / 30 / 2026; site visits available September 7‑8 2026.