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MSR #21261608_1742457 -- (21261608) Replace Timber Piles and Waterfront Repairs, Pier C NBK Bremerton

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This forecast from Navfac Northwest involves critical waterfront repairs and the replacement of timber piles at Pier C in NBK Bremerton. The project is driven by inspection report CR-NAVFAC EXWC-CIOFP-1659, which identified severe structural issues necessitating a total prohibition of loading, lateral berthing, and mooring at the southern timber pier extension. To restore operational capacity, the contract requires the full replacement of the southern timber pier extension and all associated timber framing members. The scope of work includes specific technical requirements such as repairing 1,800 square feet of spalling concrete, replacing 250 linear feet of timber curbs, and installing 20 new timber fender piles. Additionally, the project involves the removal of sea life from electrical components. Classified under NAICS code 237990 for Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, these efforts will be incorporated into Design Build Project 18145284 to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the facility.

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Navfac Northwest contract for Pier C timber pile replacement and waterfront repairs at NBK Bremerton.

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237990-Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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NW: BREM PDC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest
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Magnitude Of Discrepancy: Reference: CR-NAVFAC EXWC-CIOFP-1659 - Repair “Operational Restrictions: It is recommended that all loading be prohibited from the southern timber pier extension, including lateral berthing and mooring loads.” “It is also recommended that the southern timber pier extension be replaced, including all of the timber framing members. Until repairs are completed, all loading should be prohibited in this area including mooring and berthing of vessels.” Incorporate results of CR-NAVFAC EXWC-CIOFP-1659 Inspection Report into Design Build Project 18145284 Spalling Concrete 1300 S/F 18145296 Timber Curbs 250 LF 18145297 Replace 20 each Timber Fender Pile 19484888 Remove Sea Life from Electrical 18145286 Repair Spalling Concrete 18145288 Repair Spalling Concrete 500 S/F FMS Mark Winger 360-627-2454

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