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E2 (DODEA) YSK-1903, REPLACE TWO HVAC CHILLER SYSTEM

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This project involves the replacement of the existing HVAC chiller system at the YSK-1903 mechanical room located on the first floor. The objective is to install a single set of higher-capacity chillers to address current power volume demands that exceed the capabilities of the existing undersized system. The work is categorized as a priority two project and will be executed under a specific contract-out work order. Managed by Navfac Far East for the Department of the Navy, the project is forecasted for completion in fiscal year 2025. Funding is provided by DoDDS and is expected to be available in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025. The procurement falls under NAICS code 238220 for HVAC installation and maintenance.

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Navfac Far East will replace YSK-1903 HVAC chillers for the Navy by FY2025.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Far East

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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USA

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YSK-1903 REPLACE HVAC CHILLER SYSTEM WITH BIGGER CAPACITY ONES 1)Customer Desired Completion Date If Customer Fund) :FY25 3)Fund Source: DoDDS 4)When will be fund available (If Customer Fund):FY25 Q3 5)Work Priority: Pri-2 1. Scope of Work: a. What: Replace HVAC Chiller System with Bigger Capacity Ones b. Where: at Mechanical Room on 1st Floor in YSK-1903 c. How many: Total 1 Set 2. Justification / Reason: Too Small Size for Existing Usage Power Volume 3. Recommendation / Information / Special Requirements: a. This wok will be performed within Specific Contract-Out Work Order. b. Special Requirements: N/A

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