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Construct Tension Fabric Structure, B/4070, Bangor

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Navfac Northwest is seeking a contractor to construct a 100 by 75 foot tension fabric structure located between B/4070 and T119 at the Bangor PDC. The facility will be built on an existing asphalt surface and must include integrated power and lighting to provide essential cover for mission critical patrol boats used in naval escort and security services. Heat and moisture control measures are excluded from this scope and will be addressed in a subsequent project during the next fiscal year. This project falls under NAICS code 236220 and is currently listed as a forecast. Key administrative requirements include a local non-safety SAR per Asset Management and a Category 2 review and support process that must be completed prior to the award and commencement of construction.

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Navfac Northwest seeks a contractor to build a tension fabric boat cover facility.

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236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest
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PSC Code: Y1EB Requirement: Construct a 100' x 75' Tension Fabric Structure between B/4070 & T119. Customer wishes to construct on existing asphalt surface and include power & lighting. Heat and moisture control measures will be accomplished in a follow-on project next FY. Example photos are provided in the project folder. Justification: Tension Fabric Structure is required to provide cover for multiple mission critical patrol boats in support of naval escort/security services. *Will require a local non-safety SAR per Asset Management **Will also require Cat-2 review/support prior to award/construction

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