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Ammunition Wharf Structural Repairs (Phase 2 of 9) 21215222

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This project involves comprehensive structural repairs to the Ammunition Wharf Facility 832 at NW: Bangor PDC, managed by Navfac Northwest. The scope of work focuses on replacing deteriorated structural components and hardware, specifically including the removal of old concrete pilings and the installation of new piles equipped with cathodic protection and pile caps. To facilitate crane access, existing deck and wall sections will be removed and subsequently replaced. Additional repairs will target critical infrastructure such as beams, bracing, channels, chock and fender systems, framing, girders, platform spans, under decking, utility enclosures, and wales. The overall initiative is structured as a nine-phase project, with priority scoping for each phase determined by Navfac Northwest structural engineers based on semi-annual pier inspections. This specific forecast pertains to Phase 2 of the nine-phase plan. Administrative documentation is currently in progress, with a Search and Rescue report valid until June 2029 and an Environmental Assessment under development. The project is categorized under NAICS code 237990.

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Navfac Northwest Phase 2 structural repairs for Ammunition Wharf Facility 832 at Bangor PDC.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest
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Project repairs deteriorated structural components and associated hardware that are integral to Ammunition Wharf (Facility 832). The project includes removing the existing concrete pilings, installing replacement piles with cathodic protection and constructing pile caps over the tops of the replacement piles. Existing deck and wall sections will be removed for crane access and then replaced. The project also repairs other primary structural components and hardware such as beams, bracing, channels, chock systems, fender systems, framing, girders, platform spans, under decking, utility enclosures, and wales. This is a 9 phased project which NAVFACNW Structural engineers in correlation with semi-annual pier inspections will determine priority scoping requirements for each of the nine phases. SAR- is already developed and is valid until JUN 2029 EA- is being developed under SR#17835004 & ePRJ# 1647994 There is a current 1391 but no SR# or ePRJ# to attach it to.

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