(CNIC)NBSDDRY-3474-REPLACE EXISTING FAULTY REGULATOR VALVES TO MATCH ORIGINAL SYSTEM
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This project, managed by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy, involves the replacement of faulty regulator valves to restore a propane system to its original specifications. The scope of work begins with the demolition and removal of two pilot valves, two 6-inch propane regulator valves, and associated steel piping, followed by a nitrogen purge and an engineering examination to determine the correct regulators for the system's specific pressure and volume requirements. The construction phase requires the installation of a double stepdown system, which includes upsizing the steel line from 6 to 8 inches to accommodate one 8-inch and one 6-inch gas regulator. The contractor will weld two flanges, install the regulators and pilot valve piping, and perform air tests to ensure there are no leaks. This project is funded via CNIC and is expected to impact the base training schedule.
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