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INSTALL A NEW HEATING PH925

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This project involves the demolition of an existing Reznor heating system and the installation of a new, efficient heating system at Building 925, located at NBVC Port Hueneme. The scope of work prioritizes the installation of a gas-fired heat pump to serve as the primary heat pump with natural gas as an emergency booster, though a standard cooling A/C unit with a gas-fired furnace package unit is listed as a viable alternative. The contractor will be responsible for evaluating the existing vents to determine if upgrades are necessary to accommodate the new ducting for heating and cooling. Managed by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy, this forecast is categorized under NAICS code 238220. The project is identified as having health and safety impacts and is funded through CNIC, with a target completion date within fiscal year 2024 or 2025.

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Replace Reznor heating with gas-fired heat pump or AC at NBVC Port Hueneme.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest

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PW WIB FORM 1. WORK LOCATION BASE: NBVC Port Hueneme BUILDING NO.: 925 2. LOCATION POC NAME: 3. PROJECT TITLE: PH925 DEMO AND INSTALL A NEW HEATING SYSTEM. 4. IMPACT: HEALTH AND SAFETY. 5. DETAIL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Demo the old Reznor heating system and install a new efficient heating system: Recommend replacement with a gas fired heat pump. It operates as a heat pump first and uses natural gas as an emergency booster. If not that, a regular cooling A/C unit with a gas-fired furnace package unit "gas pack" would be ideal for the serviced area. Upgrades to the vents may be necessary, walking the space will determine if the vents are adequate for the ducting of cooling/heating. 6. ROUGH COST ESTIMATE: 7. PROVIDE BUILDER SR NUMBERS ASSOCIATED TO PROJECT (FOS responsibility): 8. FUNDING: CNIC 9. FY TO BE COMPLETED: FY24 or FY25 10. ASSET MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS (SAR, DD1391, ETC.): 11. ENVIRONMENTAL: 12. HAZMAT:

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