Y1NZ--659-24-903 | Steam Line Replacement | Salisbury VAMC Salisbury, North Carolina

Amendment / Modification

This amendment serves to post the bid abstract from the public bid opening for solicitation 36C24626B0016.

This amendment does not modify any specific sections of the original solicitation but provides post-bid opening information.

This amendment does not alter proposal submission deadlines or requirements. It provides information following the bid opening.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document is an Abstract of Offers for Solicitation No. 36C24626B0018, related to the "Steam Line Replacement" project at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salisbury, NC. The project number is 659-24-903.

This abstract lists offers received for "Bid Item 1 (Base Bid)".

• Issue Date: 3/18/2026

• Bid Opening Date: 4/17/2026 @ 10:00am (local)

• Offers received are listed with their respective bid amounts.

• Firewatch Contracting of FL, LLC offered $7,739,918.00.

• Valiant Construction offered $5,347,404.00.

• The abstract notes that Valiant Construction is "Missing 852.219-75".

• The document indicates whether amendments were acknowledged by each offeror.

• The document is Page 1 of 1.

• The abstract was signed by Sean Cosby, Contract Specialist, on 4/21/2026.

Questions & Answers / Clarifications

This document contains responses to vendor questions regarding Solicitation 36C24626B0016, providing clarifications on various aspects of the project requirements, specifications, and administrative details.

• Bid Alternates: The solicitation (para A.3) does not mention alternates, but M-101 shows three. Clarification confirms that alternates are part of the bid, referencing Specification 01 00 00 Section 1.3.
• Geotechnical Engineering Report: No report is provided. Contractors must use the rock definition and equipment refusal criteria in Spec Sec. 31 20 00 for evaluation. Rock excavation is part of the base contract scope; differing site conditions may be handled as a change order per FAR 52.236-2.
• Ultrasonic Testing: Requirements are found in Specification 01 45 29 and 33 63 00, not the non-existent 0123056.
• Testing & Balancing: Testing and balancing of existing systems is NOT required.
• Directional Boring: Open-cut trenching is the base method. Directional boring may be approved as a substitution at specific locations if it does not conflict with design intent and is submitted at no additional cost.
• Onsite Soils for Backfill: Onsite soils may be used if they meet specified criteria (Spec Sec. 31 20 00, Para. 2.1). Bedding and initial backfill require clean granular material.
• Hazardous Materials: An asbestos report is not provided with the solicitation but may be available after award. Contractors should proceed with caution. Abatement of asbestos and lead should be included in the project scope.
• Laydown Yard: Location is behind Building 6 parking lot. Separate staging areas may be discussed after award.
• Temporary Power/Water: Likely not available near the laydown area.
• Work Inside Buildings: Required in Buildings 16 and 17, with ICRA Class II protection anticipated.
• Software: Procore or similar project management software is acceptable for submittals, but a government-provided system will take precedence if applicable. Primavera P6 is acceptable for schedules if viewable by non-users.
• Tax Exemption: The project is NOT tax-exempt.
• COVID-19 Mandates: No new mandates at this time.
• TB Protocols: 90-day TB screening is required before work assignment.
• Award to NTP: Anticipated duration is 14-30 days.
• Anticipated Award Date: June 15th.
• RFI/Submittal Review Time: Refer to revised Specifications 01 32 16.15 and 01 33 23.
• 3D Revit Model: Can be provided by the A/E upon receipt of CAD release form.
• Working Hours: Normal hours are 0700-1700. Work impacting daily operations may occur outside these hours.
• Commissioning: Contractor participation/coordination with a third-party commissioning agent is required per Spec 01 91 00.
• Restroom/Office Facilities: Existing facilities cannot be used; temporary trailers are not permitted for offices. Existing on-site utilities for temporary electrical and water can be used free of charge.
• Fire Watch: Not provided by the Government.
• Noise/Vibration: Refer to Specification 01 57 19/1.5/E.
• Submittal Register: Provided at issuance of the Notice to Proceed.
• QA/QC & Superintendent Roles: These roles cannot be dual-hatted or triple-hatted.
• ICRA Requirements: Yes, refer to specified ICRA level and dust control plan requirements.
• Government-Furnished Equipment Vendor: No agreement in place.
• Asbestos/Lead Removal: Abatement should be included. Refer to drawings and specifications.
• Existing Underground Piping: Assume it is insulated in asbestos.
• Elevator Use: Existing service/public elevators cannot be used.
• Excavation Classification: Will remain unclassified.
• Price Realism Clause: Not being added; bid verification will be performed.
• Prevailing Wage: General Decision Number: NC20260070 01/02/2026.
• Experience Equivalency: Extensive relevant experience may be accepted in lieu of formal degrees for CQM-C and QC Manager roles, subject to resume review.
• QC Manager On-Site: Required when work is underway.
• Steam Line Installation: Roadway crossings require jack-and-bore with a minimum 24-inch steel casing. Open-cut is acceptable in secondary areas per plans and specifications, with COR approval.
• Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP): Required per Spec Sec. 01 00 00. Contractor is responsible for permit compliance and obtaining all permits.
• Permit Fees: GC is responsible for all permit fees.
• Pre-work Site Conditions: Soil testing per Spec Sec. 31 20 00. Pre-construction survey by a registered professional.
• Existing Information: No existing information to support pre-construction tests.
• Restoration: Disturbed turf areas to be restored with topsoil, seeding, and straw mulch unless sod is specifically required.
• Rain Days: Contractor can establish a baseline; abnormal weather can be discussed.
• Boiler Plant Data: Some information is available.
• Pipe Material: Seamless steel pipe (ASTM A106 Grade B) required for pressure-bearing applications. ERW pipe (ASTM A53 Type E Grade A) for non-pressure-bearing applications. Final confirmation during shop drawing review.
• DDT System: Conforms to VA standard steam distribution assembly details.
• Valves/Fittings: Cast or forged steel required for steam systems 15psi and higher per VA Directive 1810.

These clarifications do not appear to alter the solicitation's core requirements or deadlines, but bidders must incorporate the provided answers into their proposals and execution plans. Specific sections of specifications are referenced for detailed requirements. Bidders should review all responses carefully to ensure full understanding of project scope and execution.

Other / Unclassified

This document, Section 01 32 16.15, outlines the requirements for the Project Schedule for small projects using a Design/Bid/Build approach. It details the Contractor's responsibilities for developing, maintaining, and utilizing a Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule throughout the project lifecycle. Key aspects include:

• Schedule Development: The Contractor must create a CPM schedule that demonstrates fulfillment of contract requirements, incorporating all subcontractor and supplier activities. Conventional CPM techniques are required for both time and cost applications.
• Contractor's Representative: A designated representative with direct project control and authority is required to manage the schedule.
• Consultant Qualifications: If an outside consultant is used for scheduling, a qualification proposal must be submitted for COR approval within 10 days of bid acceptance.
• Computer-Produced Schedules: Monthly submission of computer-produced time/cost schedules and reports is mandatory, supporting payment requests and look-ahead reports.
• Schedule Submittal: An interim project schedule must be submitted within 45 days of Notice to Proceed, including detailed activity/event data, logic, and cost loading. The VA will review and provide feedback or schedule a joint review meeting.
• Cost Loading: All work activities (except procurement) must be cost-loaded, with cumulative costs equaling the contract price. Cash flow curves are required.
• Project Schedule Requirements: The schedule must detail the sequence of work, including submittals, approvals, utility interruptions, testing, and VA inspections. Activities should generally not exceed 20 work days. Specific reporting requirements for trades and non-construction activities are outlined.
• Payment: Monthly progress payments are contingent on satisfactory updates to the project schedule and associated data.
• Schedule Updates & Meetings: Monthly schedule update meetings will be held to review progress, verify data, and discuss necessary actions to maintain the project schedule.
• Responsibility for Completion: If schedule milestones are at risk, the Contractor must propose remedial actions such as increasing manpower or working hours.
• Changes to Schedule: Revisions to the schedule due to contract changes, delays, or substantial cost revisions require submission of revised electronic files and activity/event change lists for approval.
• Adjustment of Contract Completion: Contract completion time adjustments will only be made for causes specified in the contract, requiring detailed justification and CPM data.

This section is critical for bidders to understand the project management and scheduling requirements. It highlights the need for robust scheduling capabilities, timely reporting, and active participation in schedule management throughout the contract. Bidders should consider their capacity to meet these detailed scheduling demands, including the potential use of scheduling consultants and the associated costs and administrative overhead.

Other / Unclassified

This document, "01 33 23 VA Mark-up.docx," outlines the general requirements and procedures for submittals related to a construction project for the VA. It defines various types of submittals, including Preconstruction Submittals, Shop Drawings, Product Data, Samples, Design Data, Test Reports, Certificates, Manufacturer's Instructions, Manufacturer's Field Reports, Operation and Maintenance Data, and Closeout Submittals.

Key procedures covered include:

• Submittal Register: The VA will provide an initial register, which the Contractor must maintain and update monthly, tracking submission and approval dates.
• Submittal Scheduling: Submittals must be scheduled and approved prior to the acquisition of materials or equipment to avoid project delays. No delay costs will be allowed for late submittals.
• Submittal Preparation: Submittals must be complete, detailed, and submitted as a single document per item. Incomplete submittals or those with excessive irrelevant data will be returned without review. Deviations from contract requirements must be clearly identified and may require Contracting Officer approval.
• Format and Transmission: Submittals are to be in electronic PDF format (searchable and copyable), with files under 5MB emailed and larger files transmitted via an FTP system managed by the Contractor. Hard copies may be requested.
• Samples: Two sets of physical samples are required for each item, showing the range of variation. Materials must be available in project quantities.
• VA Review: The VA has a review period of 20 business days for standard submittals and 30 business days for submittals with variations. RFIs have a 20-business day review period. Submittals will be marked "Approved," "Approved as noted," "Disapproved, revise and resubmit," or "Not reviewed."
• Approved Submittals: VA approval does not relieve the Contractor of responsibility for errors or full compliance with contract requirements.

This document is crucial for bidders as it details the mandatory processes for submitting technical information, materials, and documentation throughout the project lifecycle. Understanding these requirements is essential for compliance, timely project progression, and avoiding potential costs associated with non-compliance or delays in submittal reviews.

Amendment / Modification

This amendment modifies solicitation 36C24626B0016 XXX0. The primary purpose is to update responses to previously submitted RFI's (Requests for Information) and to revise the project specifications.

• Specifications have been updated.
• Responses to RFI's are incorporated.
• Specific attachments referenced include:
  • RFI Questions
  • 01 32 16.15 - VA Mark-up
  • 01 33 23 - VA Mark-up

Offerors are reminded to acknowledge receipt of this amendment. The amendment does not explicitly state if the receipt of offers deadline is extended, but it is crucial for bidders to ensure their offers reflect these updates. Failure to acknowledge may result in rejection.

Drawings / Plans

This document contains a comprehensive set of construction drawings for the Salisbury Steam Line Replacement project at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) in Salisbury, NC. The drawings detail various aspects of the project, including:

• Site Plans: Illustrating the overall layout, grading, utility plans, and demolition areas related to the steam line replacement.
• Mechanical Plans: Phasing plans, demolition plans, and new work plans for mechanical systems, detailing the replacement and installation of steam and condensate piping across multiple phases.
• Manhole Details: Specific plans and elevations for various manholes (MH-10B, MH-16A, MH-17B, MH-15A, MH-17C, MH-15B) showing existing and new configurations, pipe penetrations, and access points.
• Construction Details: Details for concrete work, pipe penetrations, manhole construction, and utility details.
• Traffic Control Plans: Plans outlining traffic management and control measures required during construction phases.
• General Notes and Abbreviations: Providing project-specific information, definitions, and standard construction practices.
• Mechanical Schedules: Including a steam trap schedule and sparge tube/flash arrestor schedule.

These drawings are critical for bidders to understand the scope of work, the existing conditions, the proposed new construction, demolition requirements, phasing of work, and specific technical details for the steam line replacement project. They provide the visual and technical specifications necessary for accurate bidding and execution.

Amendment / Modification

This amendment updates the specifications and drawings for solicitation 36C24626B0016. It also includes the site visit sign-in sheet.

• Specifications
• Drawings
• Site Visit Sign-In Sheet (newly included)

The bid due date remains unchanged and is set for April 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM EST. Bidders are reminded that failure to acknowledge receipt of this amendment may result in the rejection of their offer.

Specifications / Technical Documents

This document contains the final bid specifications for the Steam Line Replacement project at the Salisbury, NC VAMC. It is a compilation of various master specifications covering a wide range of construction activities and requirements.

• General Requirements (Division 01): Includes safety, general intentions, bid items, construction security, operations, storage, alterations, disposal, protection of existing improvements, and restoration.
• Project Schedules (Division 01): Details requirements for Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling, submittals, and work activity/event cost data.
• Shop Drawings, Product Data, and Samples (Division 01): Outlines procedures for submittals, including preconstruction submittals, shop drawings, product data, and samples.
• Safety Requirements (Division 01): Covers applicable publications, definitions, regulatory requirements, accident prevention plans, activity hazard analyses, safety meetings, and personal protective equipment.
• Temporary Environmental Controls (Division 01): Specifies requirements for controlling environmental pollution and damage, including waste management, noise reduction, and protection of resources.
• Testing Laboratory Services (Division 01): Details requirements for materials testing and inspection services.
• Special Inspections (Division 01): Outlines requirements for special inspections during construction, including structural observations and definitions.
• Common Work Results (Divisions 23, 31, 33): Includes common requirements for boiler plant and steam generation, HVAC and boiler plant insulation, steam energy distribution, and commissioning of site utilities.
• Concrete (Division 03): Covers cast-in-place concrete, including materials, tolerances, batching, mixing, placing, and finishes.
• Metal Fabrications (Division 05): Specifies requirements for fabricated structural steel shapes and other materials.
• Waterproofing (Division 07): Details requirements for elastomeric sheet and applied waterproofing.
• Demolition (Division 02): Outlines procedures for demolition and removal of buildings, utilities, and structures.
• Earthwork (Division 31): Covers site preparation, excavation, filling, backfilling, grading, and disposal of materials.
• Dewatering (Division 31): Specifies requirements for lowering and controlling groundwater and hydrostatic pressures.
• Commissioning (Division 01, 23): Details the process for verifying and documenting building systems performance.

This comprehensive set of specifications provides the detailed technical requirements for the steam line replacement project. Bidders must review these documents thoroughly to understand the scope of work, materials, installation procedures, safety protocols, quality assurance measures, and testing requirements. Key areas for bidders to focus on include:

• Scope of Work: Understanding the specific requirements for steam line replacement, including demolition, earthwork, concrete, piping, insulation, and commissioning.
• Materials: Identifying specified materials, their compliance with standards, and any required submittals.
• Installation Procedures: Adhering to detailed instructions for installation, welding, testing, and protection.
• Safety and Environmental: Complying with all safety regulations, environmental controls, and waste management requirements.
• Quality Assurance: Understanding testing, inspection, and commissioning requirements.
• Deadlines and Phasing: Reviewing project schedules and phasing requirements.

This document is critical for bidders to accurately estimate costs, develop a compliant technical proposal, and understand the project's overall requirements.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a sign-in sheet for a Pre-Bid Conference / Site Visit held on March 25, 2026, for the "Steam Line Replacement" project (Contracting Activity: 36C246-26-B-0016, Project No. 659-24-903) at the Salisbury VAMC.

It lists the names, organizations, phone numbers, and email addresses of attendees who participated in the conference and site visit.

This document is relevant to potential bidders as it indicates which organizations and individuals attended the pre-bid conference and site visit. This can provide insight into the level of interest in the opportunity and potentially identify competitors or partners. The contact information may also be useful for networking or follow-up questions, although direct solicitation is not implied.

Contracting Officer: Sean Cosby COR: Eric Stewart

Drawings / Bid Package

This document contains detailed construction drawings for the "Steam Line Replacement" project at the VA Medical Center in Salisbury, NC. It includes site plans, mechanical details, phasing plans, and specific manhole details (MH-10B, MH-16A, MH-17B, MH-15A, MH-17C, MH-15B) illustrating the demolition and new work required for the steam line replacement. The drawings are organized into phases and detail the scope of work for each.

• Project Scope: Replacement of existing steam lines and associated components across the VAMC campus.

• Phased Approach: The project is broken down into multiple phases (1 through 7 for new work, and specific phases for demolition), indicating a complex, staged construction process.

• Key Components: The drawings detail manhole modifications, new piping installations, demolition of existing infrastructure, and connections to various buildings.

• Hazardous Materials: A significant warning is included regarding the potential encounter of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in thermal system insulation, gaskets, and muddled joints. Contractors are responsible for removal and disposal in compliance with regulations.

• Coordination: Emphasis is placed on the contractor's responsibility to field-verify existing conditions, coordinate with other trades, and adhere to specified phasing and shutdown procedures.

• Technical Details: The drawings provide specific dimensions, pipe sizes (e.g., 10" HPS, 6" PC), elevations, and connection details for steam and condensate lines.

• Site Plans (MD103-MD106, MP101-MP107): Show the overall layout of the steam line replacement, including demolition and new work areas across different phases.

• Manhole Details (SS101-SS106, MD401-MD409, MP401-MP408): Provide detailed plans and sections for specific manholes, illustrating existing conditions and proposed modifications.

• Mechanical Details (M-501, M-502): Offer specific construction details for anchors, pipe supports, steam traps, pressure reducing stations, and building penetrations.

• Mechanical Schedules (M-801): Include a steam trap schedule and a sparge tube/flash arrestor schedule.

• Bidders must carefully review the phased approach and coordinate all work to minimize downtime and ensure system functionality.

• The presence of ACM requires specific handling and disposal procedures.

• Field verification of all existing conditions is mandatory.

Specifications

This document contains specifications for various aspects of construction, including:

• General Requirements: Outlines general project requirements, safety, security, operations, and disposal.
• Alterations: Details requirements for modifications to existing structures.
• Quality Control: Specifies requirements for contractor quality control, including plans, submittals, and execution.
• Testing Agency Services: Defines requirements for materials testing and inspection services.
• Special Inspections: Outlines requirements for special inspections during construction, including structural observations and specific material/system inspections.
• Demolition: Specifies requirements for the demolition and removal of buildings, utilities, and other structures.
• Glove Bag Asbestos Abatement: Details procedures and requirements for asbestos abatement using glove bags, including safety, decontamination, and disposal.
• Cast-in-Place Concrete: Covers materials, tolerances, formwork, reinforcement, placing, finishing, and testing of concrete.
• Metal Fabrications: Specifies requirements for fabricated structural steel items, including covers, frames, ladders, and hardware.
• Steam and Condensate Heating Piping: Details requirements for steam, condensate, and vent piping systems, including materials, joints, valves, strainers, and installation.
• Steam Energy Distribution: Covers requirements for underground steam distribution and condensate return piping systems, including pre-engineered systems, installation, and testing.
• Earthwork: Specifies requirements for site preparation, excavation, filling, backfilling, grading, and disposal of materials.
• Dewatering: Outlines requirements for lowering and controlling groundwater and hydrostatic pressures during excavation and construction.
• HVAC and Boiler Plant Insulation: Details requirements for field-applied insulation for thermal efficiency and condensation control.
• Commissioning of HVAC Systems: Outlines requirements for commissioning HVAC systems, including inspections, testing, and training.
• Common Work Results for Boiler Plant and Steam Generation: Provides general requirements applicable to boiler plant and steam generation systems.

This document provides detailed technical specifications that bidders must adhere to if they intend to bid on this opportunity. It outlines the standards, materials, procedures, and quality control measures required for the successful execution of the project. Bidders should review these specifications carefully to understand the scope of work, material requirements, and compliance standards.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This solicitation is for the Steam Line Replacement Project (Project 659-24-904) at the W.G. Hefner VA Medical Center in Salisbury, NC. The project involves replacing a portion of the existing steam and condensate return lines, including demolition of old structures, site preparation, trenching, and installation of new piping. The goal is to maintain the facility's steam infrastructure for heating.

• Demolition and removal of existing steam line structures.

• Site preparation, traffic control, and trenching.

• Installation of new steam and condensate return piping.

• Construction of three (3) new manholes.

• Replacement of two (2) existing manholes and modification of one (1).

• New penetrations through building foundations for piping.

• Temporary discharge of condensate to sanitary mains during construction.

• Installation of expansion loops for new piping.

• One (1) year construction warranty.

• Compliance with OSHA 10-hour training for all employees and OSHA 30-hour for competent persons.

• Adherence to specific safety and environmental record requirements.

• Magnitude of Construction: $2,000,000 to $5,000,000.

• Estimated construction duration: 365 days.

• Bid Opening: April 17, 2026, 10:00 AM EST (Virtual via Microsoft TEAMS).

• Deadline for Receipt of Questions/RFIs: April 1, 2026, 2:00 PM EST.

• Pre-Bid Conference / Site Visit: March 25, 2026, 10:00 AM EST.

• Bids are to be emailed to sean.cosby@va.gov prior to bid opening.

• This procurement is a 100% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside.

• Offerors must be certified as an SDVOSB in SAM.gov.

• Bid guarantee is required if the bid exceeds $150,000.

• Standard Form 1442 is used for Solicitation, Offer, and Award.

• Various FAR and VAAR clauses are incorporated by reference, including those related to wage rates, safety, and small business limitations.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This is a presolicitation notice for Project # 659-24-903, "Steam Line Replacement" at the Salisbury VAMC. The Department of Veterans Affairs requires the replacement of existing steam lines across the campus to maintain facility infrastructure and heating systems. The project involves site preparation, demolition, removal of existing structures, and furnishing labor and materials for the steam line replacement as per drawings and specifications.

• Complete site preparation, including demolition and removal of existing structures.

• Furnish labor and materials for steam line replacement.

• Provide a one (1) year construction warranty.

• Estimated construction duration: 365 days (may be performed in conjunction with other construction if bid items 1 and 2 are accepted).

• Estimated construction magnitude: $2,000,000 to $5,000,000.

• NAICS Code: 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors).

• Size Standard: $19 Million.

• Solicitation material (specifications, drawings, amendments) will be available on or about March 18, 2026.

• Proposals will be due approximately 30 days after solicitation issuance.

• Location and points of contact for site visits will be identified in the solicitation.

• Prospective contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database.

• Online Representations and Certifications Applications (ORCA) apply.

• This solicitation is anticipated to be a Total Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside.

• Prospective contractors must be registered as an SDVOSB with the SBA DSBS to be eligible for award.

• This notice is for informational purposes only and is not a request for bids.

• The government is not obligated to issue a solicitation based on this notice.

• Vendors are responsible for periodically checking the website for amendments/notices.

• All questions must be emailed to sean.cosby@va.gov. No telephone requests for bidding material will be accepted.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

To replace the existing steam and condensate return lines across the Salisbury VA Medical Center campus, ensuring continued heating and operational efficiency.

• Replace a portion of the steam line from Buildings 10 to 18 (Manholes 17B through 15).

• Demolish and remove existing 1965 steam line sections.

• Install new steam and condensate return piping, sized for current loads and future expansion (10-15%).

• Construct three new manholes along the path of the old 1965 steam line.

• Re-use one existing manhole (MH-D, renamed MH-10B) and modify it for new piping.

• Replace two existing manholes (MH-A & MH-B) that are too small for new piping.

• Remove two existing manholes (MH-C & MH-10A) entirely.

• Install new penetrations through below-grade walls for Buildings 16 and 17.

• Replace existing condensate return piping and connect to new mains.

• Install indirect sanitary connections with quench valves for condensate discharge.

• Address asbestos-containing materials (ACM) encountered during excavation and demolition.

• Perform commissioning of the new steam pipe from Building 18 to Building 10.

• Estimated construction duration: 365 days.

• Location: Salisbury VA Medical Center campus, North Carolina.

• Includes one (1) year of construction warranty.

• Site preparation, traffic control, and demolition of concrete sidewalk panels.

• Proper handling and disposal of asbestos-containing materials.

• Phased construction to minimize impact on campus operations.

• Temporary condensate discharge to sanitary mains during construction.

• Installation of expansion loops for thermal expansion/contraction.

• Compliance with VA Whole Building Commissioning Process Manual.

Request for Information (RFI)

This is a Request for Information (RFI) for the Steam Line Replacement project at the W.G. Hefner VAMC in Salisbury, North Carolina. This notice is for informational purposes only and is not a request for proposals or bids. No proposals or bids will be accepted at this time.

• Project: Steam Line Replacement

• Location: W.G. Hefner VAMC, Salisbury, North Carolina

• Estimated Construction Magnitude: $2,000,000 to $5,000,000

• NAICS Code: 221330 (Size Standard: $30 Million)

• Product Service Code: Y1NZ

• This notice is for informational purposes only; the Government is not obligated to issue a solicitation based on this notice.

• No other information is available until the issuance of a solicitation.

• No bidders list is maintained.

• Interested vendors should register on the SAM.gov website.

• Prospective contractors must be registered and active in the System for Award Management (SAM) database to be eligible for contract award.

• All questions regarding this announcement and future announcements for this project must be emailed to sean.cosby@va.gov.

• NO TELEPHONE REQUESTS FOR BIDDING MATERIAL WILL BE ACCEPTED.

• Response Date/Time/Zone: 01-21-2026 10:00 EASTERN TIME, NEW YORK, USA

• The attached document is a revised Statement of Work (SOW) dated 10/21/2025.