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MSR#20516772_1853816 -- (IH-DBB_20516772) (RAC-3) Install Process Equipment Ventilation Through Roof, B107, PSNS

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This project involves correcting a RAC-3 air quality deficiency at building B107 at PSNS, where three exhaust systems have been venting into the attic space following a roof replacement. The primary objective is to modify the existing ventilation to ensure process exhaust is properly discharged into the outside atmosphere and that appropriate capture velocity is maintained. The scope of work includes extending three existing process ventilation exhaust stacks through the new roof deck and installing two additional new ventilation stacks for future equipment. Additionally, the contractor will provide a turn-key installation of a blower unit at Site 5, featuring HEPA filtration, a magnehelic pressure gauge, VFD controls, and electrical power. This effort is split-funded between REIM and ST and is managed by Navfac Northwest.

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Correct air quality deficiency at PSNS B107 by installing five ventilation exhaust stacks.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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NW: BREM PDC, USA

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FUNDING SOURCE: (Split-Fund ~55%-REIM, ~45%-ST) --BACKGROUND-- When B107's roof was replaced a few years ago, the roof plane was changed to where the former light wells were framed over to form a flat roof surface. Three exhaust systems supporting shop production processes previously exhausted to the atmosphere via ductwork discharge through the roof nearby the former light wells. The roofing contract did not include the work to extend the vent ductwork to the new roof plane to exhaust to atmosphere. The vent systems have been exhausting into the building's overhead/attic space since the roof was replaced, causing an air quality issue within the building. This is a RAC-3 deficiency and is being tracked by C/106 under HDA# 20200116. Even though this is a RAC-3 deficiency, C/106 does not have any temporary mitigation requirements for the exhaust air being recirculated in the building. Nonetheless, these systems still needs to be exhausted to the outside atmosphere. C/106 HDA# 20200116 (RAC-3) INFO: VENT FROM HOTWORK SPACES DOES NOT VENTILATE TO THE ATMOSPHERE AND INSTEAD BACK IN TO THE WORK SPACE. MODIFY VENT TO VENT TO OUTSIDE AIR AND ENSURE APPOPRIATE CAPTURE VELOCITY REMAINS. --SCOPE OF WORK/DELIVERABLE-- 1) Extend (3) existing process ventilation exhaust ductwork stacks up through the new roof deck to exhaust to atmosphere. 2) Install (2) all-new ventilation stacks through the roof for the preparation of new process equipment vent systems. 3) At Site #5 (listed below), provide a turn-key installation of a blower unit with HEPA filtration, magnehelic pressure gauge, VFD controls, and electrical power. Specifications of blower/filter assembly & control requirements are provided on C/980M.1 ESR# 296. A copy of this ESR has been provided with this SR. This is a split-funded project and the final c ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.

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NAICS: 237110
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Replace Entire Domestic Hot Water Loop in 2300 Series BEQ, Bangor DB-IH (30697580)This project, managed by Navfac Northwest for the Department of the Navy, involves the complete replacement of the domestic hot water loop serving the 2300 series BEQ in Bangor. The scope of work includes repairing three separate underground leaks located near the sidewalks of buildings 2306, 2308, and 2309. Execution will require the removal of landscaping rocks, excavation to access the piping, and the removal of one dead tree from the site. The requirement is driven by the failure of the original water loop, which has created hazardous sidewalk conditions and significant groundwater issues for personnel. Scheduled for fiscal year 2027, first quarter, the project is categorized under NAICS code 237110. This effort is designated as a priority 3 requirement to resolve ongoing infrastructure degradation and ensure the safety of sailors using the facility.
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction

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NAICS: 236220
Federal
SOF UUV Off-Gas Facility, B91, NUWC, Keyport (DB-IH) 31737774This design-build construction project, identified as MPSR 31737774, involves the renovation of Building 91 at the NUWC Keyport facility in Bangor to enhance the SOF UUV off-gas laboratory. The primary objective is to modernize the space to provide adequate infrastructure for equipment, material inspection, and cleaning. The scope of work includes the removal and installation of HVAC and electrical systems, the creation of zero gas storage and dive equipment maintenance areas, and the installation of NMCI and RDT&E network services. Additional facility improvements include epoxy flooring, painting, lighting upgrades, and the relocation of a bathroom door. Managed by Navfac Northwest for the Department of the Navy, the project is categorized under NAICS code 236220 and is scheduled for FY26 Q2. It is designated as a priority 4 requirement with a NAVSEA-NUWC-NWCF REIMB labor type. It is important to note that while the contract covers comprehensive structural and system modernization to support laboratory missions, it specifically excludes the procurement of furniture such as tables, chairs, and office partitions.
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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