Tamworth Agricultural Institute Building B2 HVAC Replacement

Closes in 21 daysSubmission deadline: 13 October 2026, 03:00 PM Australia/Sydney

About this tender

Overview NSW Public Works is seeking a contractor to remove the existing Mitsubishi Electric VRF air conditioning systems at Building B2, Tamworth Agricultural Institute, and replace them with a new Mitsubishi Electric Heat Recovery system, including a Central Controller Network. Purpose The project aims to replace the existing VRF AC systems with a new Mitsubishi Electric VRF Heat Recovery system, following the current layout of the existing system, including a Mitsubishi Central Controller Network, to provide a consistent conditioned environment throughout the building. Scope The scope of works includes but is not limited to: Decommissioning and removal of two (2) existing VRF AC systems, including all redundant pipework, cassettes, head units, and electrical and control cabling and equipment Design, supply, installation, commissioning, testing and setting into operation of the new system, complete in every respect and fit and ready for continuous, safe and efficient operation Incorporation of the new system into a Mitsubishi Electric Central Controller Network to form a complete operating system Tender Briefing A mandatory pre-tender meeting is proposed for this opportunity. It is mandatory for a representative from each entity to attend. Date: Thursday 1st October Time: 10:00 AM Location: 4 Marsden Park Road, Tamworth Agricultural Institute Attendance must be registered with the RFT Contact, Andrew Mooney, at andrew.mooney@pwa.nsw.gov.au, at least 3 business days prior to the pre-tender meeting. Instructions to Tenderers To receive notifications about this opportunity, including addenda and notices, suppliers must either save the opportunity to their dashboard or have started a draft response. To lodge a response, click the RESPOND button to submit an electronic tender response. Suppliers must submit their response into the buy NSW system before the close date and time. Responses can be submitted and edited multiple times until the opportunity closes, with only the most recent submission counted. Suppliers are encouraged to allow sufficient time before the deadline to complete their submission and upload documents. Upload times depend on the supplier's internet speed, and files are virus scanned and encrypted once uploaded. Suppliers are encouraged to upload early and wait until the upload bar completes to ensure success. For help submitting a response, contact 1800 679 289 or buy.nsw@customerservice.nsw.gov.au. Responses must not be emailed to the primary contact, as they will not be accepted. Please see the attached files for more information.

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