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NNSY DD1 REPLACE BOLLARD @ 215FT MARK

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This contract forecast involves the removal or replacement of a broken canon-style bollard located at the 215-foot mark on the southside of DD1. Because of the specific nature of the bollard, the project requires a Cultural Resource effort to establish the appropriate means and methods for its removal or replacement. The scope of work is planned for fiscal year 2021, though specific timelines for the design and construction phases are currently to be determined. The project is being managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic under the Department of the Navy. It is categorized as an 8(a) Sole Source procurement in accordance with FAR 19.8. While the solicitation number is not yet assigned, the requirement is officially tracked under EP# 1686500.

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Navfac Mid-Atlantic 8(a) sole source contract for bollard removal and cultural resource effort.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-AtlanticView Agency

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712120 - Historical SitesView NAICS

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USA

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Remove or replace broken bollard at 215ft mark southside DD1. The bollard looks to be a "canon" bollard. This bollard will need Cultural Resource effort to determine the means and methods for removal or replacement... L84 Jane Sandbeck (Penne) EP# 1686500 (L). SCOPE FY21/ DESIGN TBD/ CONST TBD.

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