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CNIC-87 - NRW 996, Replace Boiler #1 Circulating Pump

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Washington, is forecasting a project under solicitation CNIC-87 - NRW 996 to replace the Boiler #1 Circulating Pump. The scope of work involves the complete removal and off-site disposal of the existing pump, followed by the procurement and installation of a new pump and gaskets. The contractor will be responsible for all logistics, including receiving and storing materials, performing necessary pipe modifications, and providing electrical services for the disconnection and reconnection of power. To ensure full operational readiness, the contractor must shut down and isolate the system, patch insulation as required, and conduct final testing to verify proper operation and leak prevention. The project concludes with a thorough cleanup of the work area and a final checkout with the customer. This effort is categorized under NAICS code 238220.

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Navfac Washington project to replace Boiler 1 Circulating Pump including installation and testing.

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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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* Receive, store and deliver materials and equipment needed to replace pump. * Shut down, isolate and make safe existing pump to prep for removal. * Demo and remove existing pump and dispose of off site. * Furnish & Install NEW Pump and gaskets. * Provide required pipe modifications to accommodate installation of new pump. * Provide required electrical services to disconnect and reconnect power to pump. * Patch any necessary insulation as needed after replacement. Put new pump in operation, check for leaks and proper operation and make adjustments as needed. Clean up work area and check out with customer upon completion of work.

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