The Department of Veterans Affairs is soliciting proposals for the replacement of the irrigation control system at the Lee County Healthcare Center (LCHCC) in Cape Coral, FL. This Request for Quotation (RFQ), under solicitation number 36C24825Q0484, requires interested small businesses to submit quotes by March 27, 2025. The project entails providing management, labor, and materials to remove the existing system and install a new 100-zone irrigation control system, ensuring it fits the center’s expanded capacity needs. Specific system requirements include a traditional 100-station setup with WiFi capabilities and a new centrifugal pumping system. Compliance with various contract regulations and terms is essential, particularly for Small Business Administration (SBA) set-asides. The contractor must adhere to limitations on subcontracting and must be registered in the SBA database to be considered for the contract award. Proposals should follow the provided Statement of Work and must be submitted electronically by the deadline. The government retains the right to reject all offers and is committed to ensuring compliance with applicable laws and standards. This solicitation underlines the VA's continuing efforts to modernize facilities while promoting small business participation.
The document is an amendment regarding the solicitation of bids for the replacement of the irrigation control system at the Lee County Health Care Center (LCHCC). It outlines the specifications and details for prospective contractors interested in submitting a proposal. The response deadline is set for April 8, 2025, at 2:00 PM ET, with no recovery act funds involved in this solicitation, which is categorized as an SBA set-aside. The contracting office, located in Bay Pines, Florida, is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs under solicitation number 36C24825Q0484.
A site visit is scheduled for April 1, 2025, which bidders are encouraged to attend for assessment of local conditions affecting service performance. Inquiries from potential bidders must be submitted electronically before April 3, 2025, to ensure they are addressed. This amendment is crucial for maintaining transparency and facilitating informed bidding processes in government contracting, particularly related to health care facility infrastructure improvements.