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DLA-730 Install (5) 20'X24' Concrete Pads

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Europe Africa Central, is forecasting a project to install five poured-in-place concrete pads at building 730. The current concrete pads are insufficient, and the surrounding gravel surfaces are causing excessive dust, tracking rocks into the warehouse, and increasing equipment wear. To resolve these issues, the project requires the removal of existing gravel and the installation of five new concrete slabs, each measuring 20 by 24 feet, to accommodate forklift and personnel traffic. This project falls under NAICS code 238110 and is intended to create a cleaner, more durable operational environment with minimal impact on command or mission activities. The primary goal is to improve facility maintenance and reduce wear on equipment by replacing gravel operational zones with stable concrete surfaces in front of five overhead doors.

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Navy project to install five 20x24 concrete pads at building 730.

NAICS

238110 - Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Europe Africa Central
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CURRENT SITUATION: Currently each door has a small concrete pad, but it is not large enough. REQUIREMENT: The exterior of building 730 currently includes gravel-surfaced operational zones, which contribute to excessive dust, rock tracking into the warehouse, and equipment wear. This project proposes the removal of gravel and installation of poured-in-place concrete slabs in front of the 5 overhead doors to create clean, durable surfaces suitable for forklift and personnel traffic. Each slab should be 20'x24'. IMPACT: Minimal impact towards command or mission. Project would help maintain a cleaner facility.

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