22NCR RENOVATE BUILDING 1780
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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Europe Africa Central, is forecasting a renovation project for Building 1780 at Naval Station Rota, Spain, to support the 22nd Naval Construction Regiment. The project involves a comprehensive overhaul of a 1,033 square meter facility, including full architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and fire protection upgrades. The renovated space will be divided into an Open Secret Storage area with a command suite and conference room, a medical area with treatment rooms, a soils laboratory, and various support spaces. The scope of work includes critical safety and compliance measures such as AT/FP enhancements, seismic evaluation and retrofitting, and the mitigation of asbestos and lead. Exterior improvements will consist of repairs, repainting, parking lot upgrades, and the demolition of obsolete elements. The final design will offer two concept layouts, ensuring independent exterior access for the medical, laboratory, and storage sections while adhering to all applicable Unified Facilities Criteria.
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