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Department of Labor → MSHA-Mine Safety and Health AdministrationView Agency

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Beaver, WV, USA

Set-Aside

WOSB

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AgencyDepartment of Labor → MSHA-Mine Safety and Health Administration

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Department of Labor → MSHA-Mine Safety and Health Administration

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Martin W. Henkelman

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Kathleen Sciortino

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The National Mine Safety and Health Administration Academy has a need to procure and acquire design-build Construction and Architectural (A&E) services by a licensed firm to alter and/or renovate a portion of and existing buildings. This shall be done within a one year time frame fro,m the date of award. Building F area currently is an office space and will be transformed into a service bay/maintenance shop for facility ground equipment. The Butler Building is being used as a warehouse/maintenance facility and will be overhauled into an office space for 26 people with a dedicated lab space, map review room, male and female locker rooms for 52 lockers, and an open cubicle area to hold 23-6 x 7 cubicles.

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