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B309 CAC Office Reno

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The B309 CAC Office Reno is an 8(a) set-aside forecast project managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic for the Department of the Navy. The scope of work involves a comprehensive renovation of office space, including the potential removal of walls to maximize floor area and the demolition of all unused equipment. Flooring upgrades include the removal of rubberized surfaces in specific bays and the installation of durable, low-maintenance options such as epoxy or stained concrete, with the addition of walk-off carpet squares in Bay A18. Mechanical and electrical upgrades are central to the project, featuring the installation of high-efficiency RTU heat pumps with advanced filtration and dehumidification for the lunch room, CAC, and office spaces. These systems will integrate with existing Siemens building automation controls and include new aluminum supply diffusers and linear slot return diffusers. Electrical work involves installing a new panel in Bay B16 fed from the HQ 480V system, along with LED lighting and battery backups. Additionally, the project requires the removal of unnecessary ceiling insulation and the replacement of drop ceilings in affected areas.

General Info

Navfac Mid-Atlantic 8(a) project for Navy office renovations, mechanical upgrades, and electrical work.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

Place of Performance

ML: PENNS, USA

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PostedJul 2

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

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Full Description

We will need to have a meeting to discuss office space layout, we are open to removing any walls in this space to maximize floor space. Demolition: want to remove all items that are not reused to include abandoned in place equipment. Hallway-break room floor: the existing rubberized hallway floor will be removed, bays A-B18, bay C16 to C22. This area was tested by NAVFAC and it did not have asbestos masking or tile. New floor options, epoxy, stained concrete or whatever is approved in the UFC. Looking for something durable and little maintenance. Maybe some type of walk off carpet squares in Bay A18 will be good to keep down dirt in the hallway. HVAC: New RTU: Direct drive blowers, stainless steel drain pans, hot gas reheat for dehumidification, heat pump, high efficiency, hinged access doors, low leak economizer, convenience outlet, merv 13 filters, air cleaning device like global plasma solutions ionization. Colby performed roof support calculations as part of the structural study. New supply diffusers aluminum with induction vanes, return diffusers ¾” linear slot, no egg crate or small hole grilles. New equipment will be tied into the existing Siemens building automation controls. Lunch Room: new RTU heat pump, exhaust. CAC: New RTU heat pump, if it needs zoned VAV with electric SCR heat. Office space: New RTU heat pump, zoned VAV with electric SCR heat. Electric: CAC and office space new electrical panel will be fed from the MDP located in room 210A. New panel will be in Bay B16. CAC – Office Space will be fed from the HQ 480V system. New lighting will be LED with battery backup, new lights will match what we use in HQ spaces. Ceiling: Any ceiling that is being touched as part of the project will have the insulation removed that is laying the ceiling tile, it is not needed. Remove drop ceilings and in ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.