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NDW25Q3 H305 Install flush connections on overhead Deluge System

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Navfac Washington is seeking a certified fire protection technician to perform critical upgrades and testing on an overhead deluge system. The scope of work includes replacing 79-year-old sprinkler heads with appropriate new models, modifying them into an open head system by removing center links or bulbs, and installing flush connections at predetermined locations on branch lines and mains. To ensure system integrity, the contractor must conduct an air test at 40psi and a subsequent hydrostatic test at 200psi for two hours, while performing internal piping inspections via photos and videos. Environmental and safety protocols are strictly enforced, requiring flush connections to extend outside the hangar with debris screens to prevent foreign object debris from entering the taxiway or airfield. The contractor is responsible for documenting all deficiencies in a report to the NAVFAC PWF FP-PM and maintaining a clean workspace daily. Once all testing and installations are verified and the system is returned to service, the project will be complete.

General Info

Certified technician to upgrade, test, and inspect Navfac Washington overhead deluge system.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Washington

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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PostedJul 2

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Washington

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Washington

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Full Description

Certified Fire Protection technician to do the following. 1) Replace all sprinkler heads on Overhead Deluge System with new appropriate type/style heads. Heads are 79-yrs old. 2) Install flush connections at the end of predetermined locations. (Branch-lines /Mains) 3) Provide air-test of system at 40psi to verify there are no major breaks in any parts of overhead piping. 4) Flush connections to extend to outside of hangar (can be by hoses) but ends will need to have debris screens attached to prevent FOD from being dumped onto Taxiway or Airfield and for verification to NAVFAC Fire Section. 5) When flush connections are being installed, perform brief internal inspection of overhead piping. For Main remove end-caps to view within. Provide pictures/videos. 6) After flushing is complete perform hydro static test of system at 200psi for 2hrs. 7) Document any deficiencies and provide report to NAVFAC PWF FP-PM 8) Remove all center links or bulbs from sprinkler heads to make them "open" head deluge system. 9) Put system back in service. 10) Clean entire area daily, no debris can be left anywhere during work.