DIVING AND LIFE SUPPORT ENGINEERING FACILITY
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The Department of the Navy, via Navfac Southeast, is forecasting a capital improvement project for the construction of a new Diving and Life Support Engineering Facility. This approximately 120 by 40 foot structure is intended to replace facility B584 to consolidate satellite work areas and off-site storage, thereby reducing logistical costs and increasing funding for design and integration. The facility will feature an open high bay with 20 foot overhead roll-up doors, office space for nine workstations, three dedicated RDT&E labs, a conference room with a kitchenette, and two unisex restrooms. Technical requirements include 240V electrical supply throughout, low pressure shop air and water in the labs and high bay, floor drains, and specialized ventilation for UBA repair and development. The design must include a dedicated mechanical room for HVAC, fire suppression, and network switches, as well as an oxygen bottle farm and provisions for a future generator hookup. This project is designated as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 236220.
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