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(CUST) NBSDDRY-3205 REPAIR COLLAPSED/BROKEN DRAIN LINE (emergency)

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This emergency contract, issued by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy, involves the repair of collapsed and broken drain lines in bathrooms 100A and 100B at location NBSDDRY-3205. The scope of work specifically addresses a critical failure where over 20 feet of drain cable has broken off within the line, approximately 15 feet from the entry point. Classified under NAICS code 238220, the project is listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 2, 2026. The funding for this effort is customer-based, and the contractor is required to coordinate with FMS for all inquiries both before and after the completion of the repairs.

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Navfac Southwest emergency contract to repair collapsed bathroom drain lines at NBSDDRY-3205.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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Work Type (contract or shops): CONTRACTS Maximo Location: NBSDDRY-3205 NOO245 Scope of work (include mission need dates, and or special requirements): REPAIR COLLAPED DRAIN LINE IN BATHROOM ROOM 100A AND 100B, DRAIN LINE HAS 20 PLUS FEET OF DRAIN CABLE LINE BROKEN OFF IN DRAIN. LINE IS BRIKEN ABOUT 15 FEET FROM ENTRY POINT. SAR SR/WO/WON: N/A L/A test WO:N/A AC waiver: Funding Type (CNIC/CUST): Customer Contact FMS with any questions prior to and upon completion of work.

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