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Duct-Less HVAC Installation

Department of Defense → Department of the Air Force → AIR Force Special Operations Command → FA4417 1 SOCONSCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation FA441726Q0189

Response deadline

Fri, Aug 21, 2026, 2:30 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC N041
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Opportunity details

NAICS
238220
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Original posted
August 19, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
1b7221fc31f946a78182ad4ca08b5d82

Summary

Amendment_04 Attached the updated Statement of Work. Notable changes include the removal of sub-panel installation as well as the inclusion of demolition and removal of the existing systems. Amendment_03 Providing an extension to give time for potential updates to quotes after adjustments to the SOW are posted following the Site Visit. // Amendment_02: Contractor Q and A added as well as new photo attachments. SITE VISIT SCHEDULED for Wednesday 12 August at 1:00PM CST. Provide a valid Drivers License number and picture for all those meaning to attend. If you cannot provide an image then please provide your full name and DoB in addition to your drivers license number. // Amendment_01: Solicitation Updated to Extend Quote Submission Date to 14 August 12:30 CST. // Requirement to source and install (2) complete 0.75-ton ductless mini-split systems meeting the specifications outlined in the SOW. Brand Name or Equal.

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Amendment_04 Attached the updated Statement of Work. Notable changes include the removal of sub-panel installation as well as the inclusion of demolition and removal of the existing systems. Amendment_03 Providing an extension to give time for potential updates to quotes after adjustments to the SOW are posted following the Site Visit. // Amendment_02: Contractor Q and A added as well as new photo attachments. SITE VISIT SCHEDULED for Wednesday 12 August at 1:00PM CST. Provide a valid Drivers License number and picture for all those meaning to attend. If you cannot provide an image then please provide your full name and DoB in addition to your drivers license number. // Amendment_01: Solicitation Updated to Extend Quote Submission Date to 14 August 12:30 CST. // Requirement to source and install (2) complete 0.75-ton ductless mini-split systems meeting the specifications outlined in the SOW. Brand Name or Equal.

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  • The listed response deadline is Aug 21, 2026.
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