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H-24-02 REPLACE A/C PH2, 48 UNITS LOCKWOOTERRACE_NBG

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This contract, issued by Navfac Marianas under the Department of the Navy, involves the preparation of a complete planning and RFP package for the replacement of air conditioning systems across 48 units at Lockwood Terrace. The required documentation includes DD Form 1391, SAR, NEPA, cost estimate breakdowns, sketches, and site approval requests. All work must adhere to UFC 4-711-01 military family housing specifications. The technical scope focuses on upgrading the A/C systems to meet the latest SEERS requirements, including necessary ductwork. The new systems must feature factory-integrated dehumidifiers managed via a common controller and utilize a factory-dipped phenolic or equivalent coating system. This opportunity is designated as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 238220.

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Navfac Marianas 8(a) contract for planning A/C replacements at 48 Lockwood Terrace units.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Marianas

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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8A

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H-24-02 REPLACE A/C PH2, 48 UNITS LOCKWOOD TERRACE A. Request the prep of complete planning (dd form 1391, SAR, NEPA) and RFP package, the package shall include the following: (all required project documentation (1391,1391c, cost estimate breakdown, sketches, location/vicinity map, historic site, catex, site approval request, phl and colored photos with captions.) for H-24-02 REPLACE A/C PH2, 48 UNITS LOCKWOOD TERRACE To include the following: i. Upgrade and replace air conditioning system with latest seers requirement including associated works such as duct works ii. with factory integrated dehumidifier that will work together through a common controller iii. with factory dipped phenolic or equivalent coating system Reference UFC 4-711-01 for military family housing mil specs.

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