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City council approves $147,000 HVAC replacement at Indiana Firehouse
Summary
The Long Beach City Council on Nov. 18 approved a $147,000 contract to replace an aging rooftop HVAC at the Indiana Firehouse. City officials said the system has been difficult to maintain, has been out of service intermittently for up to two years and will be replaced with a 17.5-ton unit funded from the capital projects building-improvements line.
The Long Beach City Council on Nov. 18 approved a $147,000 agreement with Premier Mechanical to replace the rooftop HVAC unit at the Indiana Firehouse. The city said the current system is beyond its useful life and has been difficult for the Department of Public Works to maintain, producing sweltering conditions that hamper volunteer firefighters.
City Manager Dan Creighton, who introduced the item, told the council the department…
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