LibraryOH
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Cleveland Public Library - HVAC Replacement Project RFP
The project consists of replacing the existing indoor air handling unit and roof-mounted condenser with a packaged rooftop unit.
Description: The project involves improvements to screen the District’s existing rooftop HVAC equipment. It is intended to improve the building’s appearance while meeting applicable building codes, design standards, and operational requirements. The District’s board materials characterize it as an ongoing capital-improvement project and identify goals including maintaining proper airflow and minimizing service disruption.
SpecialDistrict · CA, US
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LibraryOH
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