Contract · Federal
Temporary Dehumidification System Rental
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE NAVY Kittery, ME
- Status Closes in 4 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside No Set aside used
Scope
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY) is seeking to lease a Desiccant Climate Controlled Unit (DCCU) system to provide dry and tempered process air for conditioning various spaces used for industrial applications.
The system must include multiple DCCU’s, a chiller, chilled water pump, chilled water hose manifolds, hose assemblies as well as the associated onboard controls to operate both the chilled water system and DCCU’s.
The intent of the chiller, pump, hose assemblies, manifolds and ancillary components is to establish a temporary chilled water system which serves all of the DCCU’s pre-cooling and post-cooling coils.
All equipment conveying air to and from the industrial space must be pre-wired with remote E-Stop capability in order to provide a means to secure airflow in the event of an emergency response.
Each DCCU and Chiller must be frame/skid mounted and meet the lifting & handling requirements as defined in the specification.
Period of Performance Base: 12/14/2026 – 12/12/2027 (52 Weeks) , Equipment (DH-01 through DH-04) Base: 4/5/2027 – 10/3/2027 (26 Weeks) , Equipment (DH-05 through DH-14) Option 1: 12/13/2027 - 10/15/2028 (44 weeks) , Equipment (DH-01 through DH-04) Option 2: 10/16/2028 – 11/12/2028 (4 weeks) , Equipment (DH-01 through DH-04) Place of Performance: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY), Maine
Typical award value
No award history yet for this category (NAICS 532490).
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 10, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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