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Design and Install Fire Suppression System, T081 thru T088, TRF-Bangor (DBB-AE) (23640831)

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This 8(a) set-aside forecast issued by Navfac Northwest involves a design-bid-build architectural and engineering project to design and install fire protection components for relocatable trailers T081 through T088 at the DELTA Pier area in Bangor. The scope of work includes the installation of fire sprinklers and the removal of all portable fire fighting equipment. The project is scheduled for design in fiscal year 2025 with construction following in fiscal year 2026. The technical requirements encompass a comprehensive replacement of fire alarm system components, including the control panel, digitized voice generators, addressable interface devices, manual stations, and notification appliances. Contractors will be responsible for installing hardwired smoke and heat detectors, as well as necessary monitor modules, amplifiers, and batteries, while ensuring the proper disposal of old materials. Due to the location of performance at the Bangor PDC, all personnel are required to obtain DBIDS badging and operate under escorts.

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8(a) project to design and install fire protection systems at Bangor DELTA Pier.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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8A

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CAT-2, DBB-AE Reimbursable: FY25 DESIGN, FY26 CONSTRUCTION e-Projects# 1820523 Requirement: Design and Install Fire Protection Components for multiple relocatable trailers at DELTA Pier area. - Includes Fire Sprinklers - Remove all portable FFE. Component replacement may include, but not limited to: - Fire Alarm Control Panel - Digitized voice generators and associated cabinets - Addressable interface devices, - Manual stations - ICS, annunciator panels, and notification appliances - Hardwired Smoke detectors, - Heat detectors - Add as necessary: monitor modules, tone generators, relay modules, amplifiers, NAC panels and batteries. - Dispose of old materials as necessary. - Require DBIDS Badging and escorts.

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