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Replace the existing roofs on Building 1, 52, and 53. Building 1 (FCA # 77963): The area of existing roofing needing replacement equals approx. 30,000 SF. The existing roof membrane is on an elevated wood framed platform and is nearing the end of the expected life of the roof. Building 52 (FCA # 78376): The area of existing roofing needing replacement equals approx. 35,000 SF. The existing built-up roof with reflective slurry mop has a large quantity of cracks and is nearing the end of the expected life of the roof. Building 53 (FCA # 78408): The area of existing roofing needing replacement equals approx. 24,500 SF. The existing built-up roof with reflective slurry mop has a large quantity of cracks and is nearing the end of the expected life of the roof. The primary objective of this project is the replacement of the existing roofs on Buildings 1, 52, and 53 at the Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks. This roof replacement project is intended to rectify deficiencies identified in the current Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) Report (#77963, #78376, and #78408). The goal is to implement the roofing solution generated by the AE to ensure the Medical Center is able to continue to operate and deliver a high standard of care to veterans for years to come. For all three buildings, the scope of work will include: Complete demolition and removal of the existing roofing systems, per the specifications and construction documents parameters. Installation of new roofing components, per the specifications and construction documents parameters. Generally, this will include roof deck insulation & new membrane systems, and any supporting components required to meet contract documents and potential necessary requests from VA Medical Center,
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VISN 15) issued a presolicitation (36C25526R0041) to replace roofing systems on Buildings 1, 52, and 53 at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks. The project includes full demolition and replacement of existing roofing membranes and associated roof components, with a period of performance of 365 days after NTP; the estimated construction cost range is $1,000,000–$5,000,000 and the procurement is set aside for SDVOSB. The government plans to use an LPTA evaluation and the solicitation package and drawings were expected to be available on or before 2025-12-30, with proposals due on or about 2026-01-27.
Posted Date
Dec 19, 2025
Due Date
Jan 27, 2026
Release: Dec 19, 2025
Close: Jan 27, 2026
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VISN 15) issued a presolicitation (36C25526R0041) to replace roofing systems on Buildings 1, 52, and 53 at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks. The project includes full demolition and replacement of existing roofing membranes and associated roof components, with a period of performance of 365 days after NTP; the estimated construction cost range is $1,000,000–$5,000,000 and the procurement is set aside for SDVOSB. The government plans to use an LPTA evaluation and the solicitation package and drawings were expected to be available on or before 2025-12-30, with proposals due on or about 2026-01-27.
AvailableReplace roofs, buildings 20, 21, & 22.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jan 28, 2026
Release: -
Close: Jan 28, 2026
Replace roofs, buildings 20, 21, & 22.
AvailableProvide all labor, material, supplies, transportation, permits, license and qualified supervision for project 565-24-113, replace auxiliary chiller.
Posted Date
Nov 17, 2025
Due Date
Jan 26, 2026
Release: Nov 17, 2025
Close: Jan 26, 2026
Provide all labor, material, supplies, transportation, permits, license and qualified supervision for project 565-24-113, replace auxiliary chiller.
AvailableReplace and upgrade steam safety valves within the steam boiler system in Building 75 at the Jefferson Barracks VA. Existing steam safety valves found within the steam boiler system in Building 75 are in need of replacement and upgrading so to improve facility safety and efficiency. To do so, this Scope of Work (SOW) will address a total of eight steam safety valves, which is comprised of two steam safety valves per each of the three separate boilers, one safety valve following the PRV station upstream of the deaerator, and one deaerator safety valve. All new work and equipment shall comply with VHA Directive 1810. The following outlines the SOW for the different valve types, with respect to their adjacent structure/function: a. Steam Safety Valves on Boiler (SVB) SOW: Removal of two existing SVB per each of the three separate boilers, totally in six SVB to be removed. Installation of two new SVB per each of the three separate boilers, totaling in six SVB to be installed. All new SVB being installed will require flange reducers 2½ x 4 flange reducers, properly upsized drip 90 bowl/cups, upgraded A193 flange steam bolts, and other related materials to complete their proper installation. For all new SVB being installed, steam escape piping contiguous with drip 90 bowl/cup and/or vertically extending upwards through the roof of Building 75 may require modification. For each of the three separate boilers, the two new SVB being installed are to be similar but have unique specifications, as outlined below: SVB type 1: Relieve Boiler Steam at 130 psi (Set Point) Relieve 80% of total steam capacity of 35,000 lbs/hr, or 28,000 lbs/hr SVB shall be constructed of Cast Steel SVB type 2: Relieve Boiler Steam at 135 psi / Set Point Relieve 100% total steam capacity of 35,000 lbs/hr, or 35,000 lbs/hr SVB shall be constructed of Cast Steel b. Safety Valve Following PRV (SVFPRV) SOW: The existing SVFPRV, located upstream of the Deaerator, is to be removed. In its place, a new Kunkle is to be installed. Its installation will require newly upgraded A193 flange steam bolts and other related materials to complete proper installation. The new Kunkle being installed must meet the following specifications: Relieve steam at 15 psi (Set Point) Relieve steam capacity of 17,972 lbs/hr Shall be constructed of Cast Steel c. Deaerator Safety Valve (DASV) SOW: The existing DASV is to be removed. In its place, a new DASV is to be installed, which must meet the following specifications: Relieve steam at 15 psi (Set Point) Relieve steam capacity of 2,990 lbs/hr. The acceptable relief steam capacity is 500 lbs/hr to 1,000 lbs/hr. Shall be constructed of Cast Steel The contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, materials, products, tools, equipment, temporary structures (including scaffolding), and any other resources necessary to complete the work as described in this SOW.
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Posted Date
Dec 8, 2025
Due Date
Jan 15, 2026
Release: Dec 8, 2025
Close: Jan 15, 2026
Replace and upgrade steam safety valves within the steam boiler system in Building 75 at the Jefferson Barracks VA. Existing steam safety valves found within the steam boiler system in Building 75 are in need of replacement and upgrading so to improve facility safety and efficiency. To do so, this Scope of Work (SOW) will address a total of eight steam safety valves, which is comprised of two steam safety valves per each of the three separate boilers, one safety valve following the PRV station upstream of the deaerator, and one deaerator safety valve. All new work and equipment shall comply with VHA Directive 1810. The following outlines the SOW for the different valve types, with respect to their adjacent structure/function: a. Steam Safety Valves on Boiler (SVB) SOW: Removal of two existing SVB per each of the three separate boilers, totally in six SVB to be removed. Installation of two new SVB per each of the three separate boilers, totaling in six SVB to be installed. All new SVB being installed will require flange reducers 2½ x 4 flange reducers, properly upsized drip 90 bowl/cups, upgraded A193 flange steam bolts, and other related materials to complete their proper installation. For all new SVB being installed, steam escape piping contiguous with drip 90 bowl/cup and/or vertically extending upwards through the roof of Building 75 may require modification. For each of the three separate boilers, the two new SVB being installed are to be similar but have unique specifications, as outlined below: SVB type 1: Relieve Boiler Steam at 130 psi (Set Point) Relieve 80% of total steam capacity of 35,000 lbs/hr, or 28,000 lbs/hr SVB shall be constructed of Cast Steel SVB type 2: Relieve Boiler Steam at 135 psi / Set Point Relieve 100% total steam capacity of 35,000 lbs/hr, or 35,000 lbs/hr SVB shall be constructed of Cast Steel b. Safety Valve Following PRV (SVFPRV) SOW: The existing SVFPRV, located upstream of the Deaerator, is to be removed. In its place, a new Kunkle is to be installed. Its installation will require newly upgraded A193 flange steam bolts and other related materials to complete proper installation. The new Kunkle being installed must meet the following specifications: Relieve steam at 15 psi (Set Point) Relieve steam capacity of 17,972 lbs/hr Shall be constructed of Cast Steel c. Deaerator Safety Valve (DASV) SOW: The existing DASV is to be removed. In its place, a new DASV is to be installed, which must meet the following specifications: Relieve steam at 15 psi (Set Point) Relieve steam capacity of 2,990 lbs/hr. The acceptable relief steam capacity is 500 lbs/hr to 1,000 lbs/hr. Shall be constructed of Cast Steel The contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, materials, products, tools, equipment, temporary structures (including scaffolding), and any other resources necessary to complete the work as described in this SOW.
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