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MSR #22635264_1826806 -- (IH-DB_22635264) PW 6 Drainage Upgrade (Phase 2) (Replace Pump 3), B706, PSNS

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This contract, managed by Navfac Northwest for the Department of the Navy, involves the second phase of the PW 6 Drainage Upgrade at Dry Dock 6, BREMER-706, PSNS. The primary objective is to replace drainage pump 3 and its associated components because the current system has reached the end of its life and is at immediate risk of failure. The scope of work includes installing a new VFD pump and motor, replacing the drainage pump 3 starter with a VFD starter, and replacing valves 9A, 15, 16, 17, 18, as well as the check valve and related piping. Classified under NAICS code 237990 for Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, this project follows the successful completion of Phase 1. The work is to be performed at the NW: BREM PDC location. Key stakeholders for the project are Nick Arsers and Dave Barr.

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Navfac Northwest contract to replace drainage pump 3 and components at Dry Dock 6.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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237990-Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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NW: BREM PDC, USA

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ELIVERABLE: CAT-2, DB, TO REQUESTED SCHEDULE: LOCATION: Dry Dock 6, BREMER-706, PSNS 1391: Yes REQUIREMENT: Replace drainage pump #3 and associated valves. 1. Replace drainage pump 3 with new VFD pump/motor. 2. Replace valves 9A, check valve and piping. 3. Replace drainage pump 3 starter with VFD starter. 4. Replace valves 15,16,17,18 and check valve. NOTES: Phase 1 of phased project was completed on MSR: 18313104 JUSTIFICATION: System is at end of life and at immediate risk of failure. PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS: Nick Arsers 360-204-2847 Dave Barr 360-6203721

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