NC State University: Jordan Hall HVAC Renovations
- Source
- UNC System opportunities board
- Reference
- Not published
December 3, 2026. Bids go directly to the issuer, not through PMRFP.
- Closes
- December 3, 2026in 31 days
- Trade
- General Contracting, HVAC
- Work type
- Construction or renovation
- Funding / buyer
- Public buyer
- Location
- North Carolina
- Source
- UNC System opportunities board
Work type and buyer type are read from the title and the buyer's name; where those don't make it clear, the line is left out.
In plain language
HVAC renovations at Jordan Hall for NC State University, including replacing a supply fan VFD, condensate drain pans, a steam heating coil, and associated controls and electrical connections.
Summarized from the notice's own text.
North Carolina. NC State University (construction bid, prequalified contractors): The project scope includes upgrades to the existing mechanical equipment to include replacing a supply fan VFD, condensate drain pans and a steam heating coil at the main air-handling unit. The work will include associated controls and ele…
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Liability insurance
Expect commercial general liability insurance and, for vehicles on site, auto liability. Limits: [confirm with the tender documents].
Workers' compensation
Proof of coverage or a certificate. Rules differ by state. [confirm with the tender documents]
Bonding
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Forms to expect
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General guide, as of Oct 2026.
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