Past Performance -

Past Performance

PROJECT 01

Yuma County Jail District

- 25-200-78 A-C Replacement

ADDRESS

141 S. 3rd Ave, Yuma AZ 85364

TIME FRAME

February 2026 → March 2026

TOTAL AMOUNT

$74,400.00

POINT OF CONTACT

Steve Mendoza Project Manager
(928) 210-7263

Scope of Work :

Removal and replacement of one (1) commercial package A/C unit and five (5) mini-split systems at the Yuma County Detention Center and Annex. Scope included disconnect and reconnect of EMS and fire protection systems, installation of CO₂sensors (Addendum #1), installation of new disconnects, electrical whip, hail guards, vibration isolation pads, PVC traps, overflow switches, and coordination with Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Contractor responsible for permits, inspections, and delivery of removed equipment to designated Sheriff’s Office warehouse.

Description of the Project :

This project consisted of a turnkey replacement of aging HVAC equipment at a secured detention facility. Work was performed in phases to minimize operational disruption and maintain facility security requirements. The project included proper refrigerant recovery, crane operations, coordination with facility management, permit acquisition, inspection approvals, and submission of full close-out documentation including equipment inventory, serial numbers, warranty registration, and as-built documentation. All work was completed in compliance with AHJ requirements and industry standards.

PROJECT 02

Tucson City - 250017

- HVAC Systems Cleaning Services

ADDRESS

4004 S. Park Ave.Tucson, AZ 85714

TIME FRAME

Sep 30, 2025 → Sep 30, 2026

TOTAL AMOUNT

$99,000

POINT OF CONTACT

Joseph Palacino
(520) 837-4126

Scope of Work :

The City of Tucson General Services Division (GSD) is looking for a company that able to perform Duct Cleaning Services for the City. Initial one (1)-year agreement with option to renew for four (4)-additional one (1)-year periods.

Description of the Project :

The heating, ventilation and air conditioning system (HVAC) system includes any interior surface of the facility's air distribution system for conditioned spaces and/or occupied zones. This includes the entire HVAC from the points where the air enters the system to the points where the air is discharging from the system. The return air grilles, return air ducts to the air handling unit (AHU), the interior surfaces of the AHU, mixing box, condensate drain pans, humidifiers and dehumidifiers, supply air ducts, fans, fan housing, fan blades, air wash systems, spray eliminators, turning vanes and supply diffusers are all considered part of the HVAC system. The HVAC system may also include other components such as dedicated exhaust and ventilation components, make-up air systems and/or coil compartment and reheat coils.

PROJECT 03

City of Phoenix

- IFB-26-0052 - HVAC Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement

ADDRESS

PARKS AND RECREATION 200 W WASHINGTON ST PHOENIX, AZ 85003

TIME FRAME

January 2026 → January 2027

TOTAL AMOUNT

$99,900.00

POINT OF CONTACT

Steve Mendoza Project Manager
(928) 210-7263

Scope of Work :

The City of Phoenix (COP) Parks and Recreation Department (PRD) requires preventative maintenance, repairs and replacement parts on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) units. The contract will also include replacement units as needed.

Description of the Project :

Provide labor,Provide materials, Provide equipment,Provide supplies
Provide transportation necessary to perform equipment repairs
Provide startup services, preventative maintenance and replacement parts for HVAC units on an as-needed basis .
Be able to provide temporary units in emergency situations, equal in size and capacity, as requested, and perform any other HVAC-related work not specifically listed above.
Perform all service work to a professional standard, performed in a neat and professional manner, meeting all required state and municipal building codes.
Notify the City representative in writing of any unforeseen repairs, equipment, and/or parts needed at the job site. Additional work, parts, and equipment needs will be approved by a City representative prior to performing services.
Perform work in a way to minimize disruption to the normal operation of building tenants. Upon completion of work, Ac Medics is responsible for cleaning and removing from the job site all debris, materials, and equipment associated with the work performed.
Conduct and provide condition assessments after preventative maintenance on an annual basis.

PROJECT 04

Warner

ADDRESS

604 West Warner Road Chandler, AZ 85225 USA

TIME FRAME

August 20 - 2024 → August 30 - 2024

TOTAL AMOUNT

$80,000

POINT OF CONTACT

Warner

Scope of Work :

For the Warner 2nd Floor Unit Replacement project, our team efficiently removed and replaced 5 air handlers and 5 condensers, including necessary adjustments to the ceiling grid to access the units and ensure proper installation. The project, completed between August 20-30 with a contract value of $80,000, demonstrated our ability to overcome access challenges by removing and reinstalling the ceiling grid with minimal disruption. Our expertise in integrating HVAC systems with building automation.

Description of the Project :

Removed 5 air handlers and 5 condensers.
Installed new air handlers and condensers.
Air handlers installed on top of ceiling grid, removed all existing grid to access air handlers.
Installed new air handlers, reinstalled ceiling grid, and tested system operation

PROJECT 05

Cavecreek

ADDRESS

14804 North Cave Creek Road Phoenix, AZ 85032 USA

TIME FRAME

September 01- 2024 → September 15 - 2024

TOTAL AMOUNT

$226,000

POINT OF CONTACT

Cavecreek

Scope of Work :

From September 1 to 15, the Cave Creek project involves installing a new air conditioning system on the building's bottom floor, adding ductwork and new equipment, replacing existing water source air handlers with four heat pump air handlers, and reinstalling the ceiling grid after removal. The VRF system installation will be followed by operational testing.

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PROJECT 06

5060

ADDRESS

5060 North 19th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ, 85015

TIME FRAME

November 2024 → December 2024

TOTAL AMOUNT

$126,000

POINT OF CONTACT

5060

Scope of Work :

The scope of work for Project 5060 includes removing all existing water-cooled air conditioning units and installing 15 new units. This involves dismantling and disposing of old units, installing new ones, and integrating them with the building's infrastructure. Ceiling grids will be adjusted as needed, and new condensation pumps will be installed and connected to drainage systems.

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PROJECT 07

GHJ Investments

ADDRESS

5230 East Shea Boulevard ## 200 Scottsdale, AZ 85254 USA

TIME FRAME

October 15 - 2024 → October 15 - 2025

POINT OF CONTACT

GHJ Investments
(480) 998-3300

Scope of Work :

The HVAC maintenance project for GHJ Investments at 5230 East Shea Boulevard, Suite 200, Scottsdale, AZ, involved the installation of a new HVAC unit specifically designed for the bottom floor of the building. The project focused on ensuring optimal climate control and energy efficiency, executed with meticulous attention to detail. The installation was completed within the specified timeline, resulting in significant enhancements to the comfort and operational efficiency of the bottom floor space.

Description of the Project :

Installation of New Thermostat: A state-of-the-art thermostat was installed to improve temperature regulation
Electrical Components: A new disconnect and whip were set up to provide reliable electrical connections.
Plenum Upgrades: New supply and return plenums were installed to enhance airflow and system efficiency
Drainage System: Installed a new drain Hung the new drain pan with a level pitch (1/8) towards the PVC drain for effective drainage.
Duct and Line-Set Work: Sealed all duct connections to prevent air leaks. Flushed the line-set with RX11 to clean it for new refrigerant. Conducted a nitrogen test.
Equipment Removal and Installation: Removed the old, malfunctioning equipment. Installed a new, high-efficiency heat pump split system. Included a new P-trap and performed an evacuation test and pressure test to ensure system integrity.

PROJECT 08

Hopi Health Care Center

ADDRESS

Hwy 264, Mile Marker 388 Polacca, Arizona 86042

TIME FRAME

January 16 2025

TOTAL AMOUNT

$66,000.00

POINT OF CONTACT

Vernon Clashin
602-364-5062

Scope of Work :

The primary goal is to ensure efficient and reliable cooling throughout the facility by making both Daikin chiller units fully operational before the expansion project is fully functional. Given the significant heat generated by the building’s occupants, equipment, and lighting, a robust cooling system is essential to maintain a comfortable and safe environment, which standard air conditioning units cannot provide.

Description of the Project :

Isolate and De-energize the Daikin Chiller: Safely isolate and shut down the chiller to ensure a secure and controlled work environment. This step is critical to prevent any accidental discharge of refrigerant and to protect the safety of the technicians.
Pressure Test Circuit 1: Utilize nitrogen to pressurize Circuit 1 and monitor the pressure levels closely. This initial test will help in identifying significant leaks by observing any pressure drops over a specified period.
Documentation of Findings: Thoroughly document all identified leaks, including their exact locations within Circuit 1. This documentation should include photographs and detailed notes to facilitate accurate and efficient repairs.
Preparation for Repair: Based on the identified leak locations, develop a preliminary plan for the necessary repairs.

PROJECT 07

Department of Diné Education

ADDRESS

2656 MORGAN BLVD WINDOW ROCK, ARIZONA 86515

TOTAL AMOUNT

$222,600.00

POINT OF CONTACT

Shayla Yellowhair, Assistant Superintendent
928-871-7475

Scope of Work :

The project involves assessing and implementing the necessary measures to heat and winterize a twofloor office building constructed in the 1980s. The primary tasks include diagnosing and resolving existing heating issues during winter to ensure efficient and adequate warmth throughout the premises. Additionally, the project encompasses the replacement of the defective boiler with a new, reliable unit.

Description of the Project :

Assessment and Diagnostics: Conduct a thorough assessment of the existing heating system to identify the root causes of the current heating issues. This includes evaluating the performance and efficiency of the existing boiler and associated infrastructure.

Boiler Replacement: The existing defective boiler will be decommissioned and removed. A new high-efficiency boiler will be installed, ensuring compatibility with the building's heating system. This includes:

Selection of an appropriate boiler model based on the building's heating load requirements.
Modification of existing piping and ductwork to accommodate the new boiler.
Integration of control systems for optimized performance and energy efficiency.
System Integration and Testing: The new boiler will be integrated into the existing heating system.
Comprehensive testing will be conducted to ensure proper operation, safety compliance, and optimal performance.

Winterization Measures: Implement additional winterization measures to enhance the building's insulation and weatherproofing. This includes:

Sealing gaps and cracks in windows, doors, and walls to prevent heat loss.
Adding or upgrading insulation in key areas to improve thermal retention.
Ensuring that all heating components are protected from freezing temperatures.
Timeline and Turnaround: All project activities will be completed within a two-week timeframe to minimize operational disruptions. A detailed project schedule will be developed to ensure timely execution and adherence to the turnaround time.