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NBPL-512 INSTALL SURGE PROTECTION DEVICES

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This project involves the installation of surge protection devices at the Naval Base Point Loma Magazine Compound, specifically targeting the exterior headwalls of thirteen weapons magazines and General Explosives Operating Location 512. The work must be performed in strict accordance with NFPA-780 Chapter 4 Section 20 and NAVSEA OP 5 requirements to ensure proper electrical code and circuit protection for explosive storage facilities. This effort is necessary to fulfill the Comprehensive NBPL Magazine Site Approval Request released in November 2020. Failure to complete these installations in a timely manner poses a risk of non-compliance with engineering controls and could lead to significant findings during external inspections by entities such as NOSSA. Such deficiencies could necessitate the submission of Acceptance of Risk paperwork or potentially result in a facility shutdown for up to 180 days. The project is managed by Navfac Southwest under NAICS code 238210 to mitigate the catastrophic risk associated with lightning strikes at the magazine compound.

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Install surge protection at Naval Base Point Loma magazines per NFPA-780 and NAVSEA standards.

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238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest
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1. WORK LOCATION: NBPL Magazine Compound / Building 512 General Explosives Operating Location. BASE: NBPL BUILDING: All 13 weapons magazines; 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 625, 626, 627, 628. General Explosives Operating Location 512. ROOM/AREA OF THE BUILDING: Headwall INTERIOR/EXTERIOR: Exterior ADDITIONAL LOCATION DETAILS: Install Surge Protection Device’s IAW NFPA-780 Chapter 4 Section 20 (Surge Protection). NAVSEA OP 5, Para 6-7 (Surge Suppression) , Para 6-7.2, (Requirements). 2. LOCATION POC INFO LOCATION POC’s COMMAND: Naval Base Point Loma HQ 3. ISSUE: Who: NBPL What: Approved facilities for weapons storage When: Project briefed to ICO every 30 days until completed Where: NBPL Magazine Compound Why: To meet electrical code/circuit protection requirements set forth in NFPA 780/NAVSEA OP5 for explosive storage facilities as well as to ensure the completion of WebSAR ID: 5110 Comprehensive NBPL Magazine Site Approval Request, released NOV of 2020. 4. IMPACT: Engineering control compliance, Lightning Strike at Magazine Compound, RAC 3. Unlikely/Catastrophic. Although this isn’t a project that I would consider a number one the sky is falling priority for the installation, it is something that will eventually(within 2mos) trigger me to provide Acceptance of Risk paperwork for the ICO to sign if we don’t take care of it in a timely manner (6mos est.). There is potential that this could become a significant finding from external inspection team i.e. NOSSA (if the inspector is savvy in electrical (not many)) and result in contention regarding the operation of our magazines up to a 180 day shutdown, pe ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.

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