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B1 - REPLACE ROOF/WINDOWS AND RE-PAINT BLDG B47 Mitigation

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Hawaii, is forecasting a project for the NMC EAD Unit PH Waterfront Operation and Ordnance Field Office to perform comprehensive renovations on building Wesloc-1. The primary objective is the replacement of the existing transite roof, including all associated soffits, fascia, flashings, and gutters, alongside the replacement of 24 windows. The selected design team must conduct on-site inspections to verify the condition of the roof deck, expansion joints, and drainage systems to ensure all work meets applicable codes and utilizes termite-resistant materials. In addition to the structural roofing and window work, the project includes a full exterior repainting of the building to address severe peeling and cracking. This painting scope extends beyond the main walls to include exterior conduits, boxes, cabinets, piping, exposed roof joists, eaves, fascia, and door frames. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238160 and involves the complete removal of debris and old roofing materials as part of the mitigation process.

General Info

Navfac Hawaii project for Wesloc-1 roof replacement, window installation, and exterior repainting.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

NAICS

238160 - Roofing Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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PostedJul 2

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

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Full Description

WHO: NMC EAD UNIT PH - Waterfront Operation/ Ordnance Field Office WHAT: Objective: Project proposed to replace existing Transite Roof, replace 24 windows and re-paint bldg. Project proposed to replace the roofs of buildings Wesloc-1 . Replacement of roofs includes and isn’t limited to the soffits, fascia, flashings, on the aforementioned building. Design team to field verify by conducting an on-site inspection of the building roofs to identify conditions of the existing roofing system and related roofing components. Design shall identify the final scope based on their experience with roofing projects similar in size and scope to this project and observations made at the site visit. Roofing materials - Investigate the existing condition of the roof deck material, expansion joints, flashings, caulking, and sealants, water repellents, etc. Identify areas lacking positive drainage. Ensure that the drains are located properly and are sufficient in number and size to drain all accumulated water from the surface of the roof in accordance with code. Roof gutters and leaders. Ensure that the gutters and leaders are sufficient in size to drain all accumulated water from the surface of the roof in accordance with code. Design team to field verify the exact amount of work necessary on the building. Roofs may show signs of leaking, cracking. Work to include debris removal, and roofing and gutter removal and replacement as necessary. Use all termite resistant materials for repairs. Painting: Project also proposed to repaint existing exterior of buildings of Wesloc-1 Exterior paint shows signs of severe peeling and cracking. Painting shall include but not be limited to exterior conduits, boxes, cabinets, piping, miscellaneous wiring, exterior exposed roof joists, roof eaves, roof fascia's, door frames, doors, and ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.