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Volusia County Branch Jail Air Handler-Fire Suppression System Removal, Replacement and Upgrade

County of Volusia · 26-B-110IF · closes Thu 03 Sep 2026, 3:00pm ET

Agency
County of Volusia
Buying department
Corrections
Solicitation number
26-B-110IF
Type
Construction Bid [03/10/2026]
Closes
Thu 03 Sep 2026, 3:00pm ET  (3 days left)
Posted
2026-07-17
Source
the agency's own posting

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TradeVerdictReason
HVAC and mechanicalSkipCloses in under 5 days. Not enough time to price and submit, especially if the SAM.gov registration is not already active.

The bid package, 126 documents

These are the files the agency actually issued. Download them from the source posting above; the requirements live in here, not in the notice.

8 addenda issued. An addendum is how a bid quietly becomes unwinnable, so check them before you price.

What the agency published

The Volusia County Branch Jail at 1300 Red John Drive, Daytona Beach, Florida requires a comprehensive replacement and upgrade of its existing air handling unit (AHU) infrastructure, fire/smoke damper systems, and related fire suppression controls. The facility is a single-story correctional facility operated by Volusia County Government. The facility's current HVAC configuration lacks the ability to isolate individual pods during a smoke or contamination event, and the existing fire/smoke dampers have reached the end of their serviceable life. The existing building automation and controls system is similarly obsolete and no longer supported by the manufacturer. This project addresses all of these deficiencies with a coordinated replacement and upgrade program across mechanical, controls, and fire/life safety systems.