Buckley SFB Cooling Infrastructure Repair Parts

The Buckley Space Force Base cooling infrastructure repair is a federal sources-sought notice for mechanical parts procurement, not a construction or site-modification project. The record does not describe a physical build footprint, equipment laydown, or extended work phase that would create a surveillance or perimeter-security scope. This is a supply-chain solicitation for HVAC components (NAICS 332919, other metal valve and pipe fitting manufacturing), not a security-relevant opportunity. The notice posted May 8 via SAM.gov in the pre-budget sources-sought stage. The Air Force is canvassing suppliers for parts availability and pricing before issuing a formal RFQ. There is no construction mobilization window, no site-access control requirement, and no declared project value. The scope is repair-parts delivery to an existing facility, not installation or modification that would trigger security procurement. Buckley SFB sits 540 miles from Zedcor's nearest branch in Phoenix, well outside the 300-mile coverage radius. Even if the project evolved into a scope with surveillance or access-control components (replacement of a chiller building or HVAC control-room retrofit), the distance and the parts-only character of the current solicitation make this a non-viable lead. No Zedcor customer warm-intro exists within range. Recommend passing and flagging for review only if a subsequent construction award appears on the same site.

• Ranked · score 17

  Buckley cooling-parts solicitation is outside Phoenix coverage and does not describe a construction or security scope worth pursuing at 540 miles out.

  2026-05-09 00:31 · projects
• Project ingested

  Source: sam.gov · posted 2026-05-08

  2026-05-09 00:00 · projects