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LAN HVAC Replacement

Score 43
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Source
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Posted
5/2/2026

Why this scored 43

The LAN HVAC Replacement solicitation is a federal facilities maintenance project centered on climate-control system overhaul. The work involves indoor mechanical equipment swap-out rather than site perimeter or outdoor infrastructure, which limits traditional security product fit. The NAICS code 238220 (plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors) confirms the scope is HVAC-specific with no declared fencing, yard, or equipment-storage component that would anchor surveillance tower or vehicle-barrier deployment. The solicitation posted May 2 on SAM.gov. Pre-bid timing is optimal for engaging the facilities manager or contracting officer before award, but the indoor-focused scope reduces security line-item probability. Value is undisclosed in the source record. Most federal HVAC replacements at a single facility run sub-$500K unless the system serves a large campus, in which case the scope summary would typically declare square footage or building count. Houston branch covers the site at 158 miles, well inside the 300-mile radius. The recommended move is to confirm whether the LAN facility has outdoor equipment staging, temporary generator placement, or contractor parking that would justify short-term mobile tower coverage during the swap-out phase. The likely buying contact is the facility manager or the contracting officer listed in the SAM.gov record; ask whether the project includes after-hours work phases or equipment lay-down that extends beyond the building footprint.