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NAWS0483 PROVIDE UTILITIES HVAC & GENERATOR, FAC. 14061

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This 8(a) set-aside forecast issued by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy involves providing utility and HVAC upgrades at Facility 14061. The scope of work requires the installation of heating systems using either propane or electrical tubular heaters, including the necessary power distribution and, if propane is used, the installation of a storage tank and delivery service. Cooling requirements include the installation of two double-sided wet decks with concrete slabs, ductwork, stands, and a complete water storage and distribution system. A critical component of the project is the replacement of the existing generator with a new unit properly sized to support the updated HVAC equipment and prevent wet stacking. The contractor is responsible for ensuring all power distribution to the heaters and wet decks is functional and must provide the FEAD Environmental Office with all necessary information for air permits before the new generator is started.

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Navfac Southwest 8(a) contract for utility, HVAC, and generator upgrades at Facility 14061.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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8A

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PROVIDE UTILITIES (GENERATOR) HVAC & REPLACE GENERATOR TO HAVE THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: HEATING: - PROPANE OR ELECTRICAL TUBULAR HEATERS - POWER DISTRIBUTION FROM EXISTING GENERATOR TO HEATERS - IF PROPANE HEATERS, INSTALL PROPANE TANK & PROPANE DELIVERY SERVICE COOLING: - 2 DOUBLE SIDED WET DECKS WITH CONCRETE SLABS, DUCTWORK AND STANDS - WATER STORAGE TANK, WATER DISTRIBUTION LINES AND WATER DELIVERY SERVICE - POWER DISTRIBUTION FROM EXISTING GENERATOR TO WET DECKS GENERATOR: -REPLACE EXISTING GENERATOR WITH A NEW GENERATOR THAT IS PROPERLY SIZED FOR THE NEW HVAC EQUIPMENT & TO ENSURE NO WET STACKING OF THE NEW GENERATOR. -PRIOR TO START-UP OF THE NEW GENERATOR, PROVIDE THE FEAD ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICE WITH REQUIRED INFORMATION FOR AIR PERMIT(S).

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