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CNIC-17 - NRW 1010, Install drain in Fire Suppression Test Header

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Navfac Washington, under the Department of the Navy, has issued a forecast for project CNIC-17 - NRW 1010 regarding the installation of a drain in a fire suppression test header. The project was initiated following a service request for a leaking fire hose connection, where technicians discovered trapped pressurized water within the test header. To resolve the issue and ensure proper drainage, the scope of work requires the installation of a 6 inch grooved cap and a 1 inch drain outlet. This project is categorized under NAICS code 238220 and is managed by the Department of the Navy.

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Navy project to install a drain in a fire suppression test header.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Washington

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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USA

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SCOPE LS Systems responded to request for service (WO CSHR3S) for fire hose connection leaking. Technician found trapped pressurized water coming out of the test header. 1. Technician recommends install a 6 inch grooved cap and 1 inch drain outlet to allow proper drainage of the test header.

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