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Federal HVAC Contracts
Government bids for heating, ventilation, air conditioning installation and equipment
Find relevant federal opportunities, then move them into a pursuit workspace to track deadlines, research historical awards, organize suppliers, build internal pricing, and prepare a clean customer-facing quote.
Current HVAC Equipment Opportunities
Server-rendered from the NAICS Direct federal bid database.
Z1DA-- Replace Pharmacy Compounding Room Floor
Fermilab- CUB Boiler 1 PC Replacement-382968-DG
Fermilab- CUB Boiler 1 PC Replacement-382968-DG
From Bid Discovery to Submission Work
Find & Filter
See federal opportunities matched to your industry and NAICS codes.
Pursue / Watch / Pass
Move promising bids into a personal pipeline instead of re-evaluating them every visit.
Track Deadlines
Keep response, question, and supplier-quote deadlines attached to the pursuit.
Research Awards
Use historical federal award data for context on similar work and past contract values.
Source & Price
Organize supplier candidates, quote status, internal costs, margin, and recommended selling price.
Prepare the Quote
Build a customer-facing quote separately from internal supplier costs and margin data.
NAICS Codes for HVAC Equipment Contracts
Why HVAC Equipment Contractors Use NAICS Direct
Frequently Asked Questions
What NAICS code covers federal HVAC contracts?
NAICS 238220 covers plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors. Equipment and parts distributors typically use 423730. NAICS Direct monitors all HVAC-relevant codes.
Do I need special certifications for federal HVAC contracts?
Most require an active SAM.gov registration, CAGE code, and proper licensing for the state of performance. Some DoD facilities require additional security clearances or facility access requirements.
What agencies buy the most HVAC services?
The Department of Defense (Army, Navy, Air Force), VA, and GSA Public Buildings Service are the largest buyers. GSA IDIQ vehicles like SATOC (Small Business HVAC) are also major contract vehicles.
How long do federal HVAC contracts typically last?
Most HVAC service contracts have a 1-year base period with 4 option years (totaling 5 years). Equipment installation projects may be single-award fixed-price contracts.