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Hangar 6010 Install Aircraft Exhaust

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The 36-CRG is seeking the installation of a ventilation system in Building 6010 at Iwakuni to provide necessary cooling for a single aircraft while hangar doors remain closed. The project requires a system capable of accommodating an inlet approximately 10 feet wide by 6 feet tall to support operational requirements. Funding for both the design and construction phases is available for fiscal year 2025. The project will involve the use of Japanese contractors and requires coordination with NAVFAC Far East for PCAS and Fire Protection Engineering review.

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Installation of a ventilation system in Building 6010, Iwakuni, funded for fiscal 2025.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Far EastView Agency

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FE: IWAKUNI, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Far East

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Who: 36-CRG What: Install a ventilation system to provide cooling for an aircraft while the hangar doors are closed. The inlet (where plane hooks into ducting) is about 10ft wide by 6ft tall. This is only needed for 1 airplane at a time. Where: Bldg 6010 Why: For operations NOTE: 36-CRG has funding in FY25 for both the design and construction. Reach back to NAVFAC FE for FPE review and PCAS (funded by 36-CRG). Japanese contractors will be utilized for the work.

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