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CAAA BLDG 2737 REPLACE BOTTOM BLOW PIPING

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This project for Navfac Mid-Atlantic involves the replacement of all bottom blow piping extending from each boiler to the blow down separator at Building 2737 in Crane. The scope of work includes replacing all continuous blow down lines and performing floor saw cutting behind boiler number one to create a new bilge. This modification will connect the existing bilge area to the blow down separator to prevent water trapping and eliminate the need for lines to push water overhead. Additionally, the contractor must replace all bilge covers with steel or stainless steel grating to ensure safe pedestrian access around the boilers. All activities must be closely coordinated with Boiler Operations to maintain continuous facility function and minimize operational downtime.

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Replace bottom blow piping and bilge covers at Building 2737 for Navfac Mid-Atlantic.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

ML: CRANE, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic

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ll bottom blow piping needs replaced all the way from each boiler leading to the blow down separator. Need the floor saw cut behind boiler #1 creating a new bilge that connects the existing bilge area to the blow down separator so that the blow down lines do not have to push water up over head and trap water. All bilge covers need replaced so that its safe to walk around the boilers. Steel grating or stainless will work. All continuous blow down lines need replaced during this replacement. Coordinate all work with Boiler Operations so that boiler house will have continuous function and minimum down time.

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