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(C) **CF** DAY TANK AREA REPAINT AND F-21-F-24, F-29- F-31

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This forecast from Navfac Mid-Atlantic involves a critical repainting project for the day tank area piping, specifically targeting sections F-21 through F-24 and F-29 through F-31. A recent inspection revealed severe paint flaking, chipping, and rust, as the last comprehensive painting was completed in 2019. The project aims to mitigate operational risks and prevent potential fuel releases that could lead to serious environmental hazards. The contract is designated as an 8(a) Sole Source set-aside under NAICS code 238320. By securing the systems against corrosion and reducing the risk of leaks, the Department of the Navy intends to ensure the long-term integrity of the facility and maintain a safe, environmentally responsible operational environment.

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Navfac Mid-Atlantic 8(a) sole source contract for repainting day tank area piping.

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238320 - Painting and Wall Covering Contractors

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USA

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8AN

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic
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Day tank Area condition of the piping: Recent inspection it has become evident that the paint is severely flaking and chipping, with some sections exhibiting signs of rust. The last comprehensive painting of this area was conducted in 2019, The degradation of the piping surface not only poses aesthetic concerns but also critical operational risks. If these areas are not properly preserved,they could lead to fuel releases, resulting in serious environmental issues. To prevent potential hazards and ensure the integrity of our operations. Full repainting for the day tank area piping at the earliest . This will help secure our systems against corrosion, reduce the risk of leaks, and demonstrate our commitment to maintaining a safe and environmentally responsible facility. (W) **CF** DAY TANK AREA F-21, F-22,F-23, F-24, F-29, F-30, F-31

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