NORFNSA-CA10 - Move Wall
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This 8(a) set-aside forecast from Navfac Mid-Atlantic involves the relocation of a non-load bearing wall on the third floor of a facility in Norfolk to increase usable storage space within an admin area. The project requires the removal of an existing wall measuring approximately 89 inches long by 107 inches tall and the construction of a replacement wall of the same dimensions roughly six feet away. The new structure will be built using 16 gauge steel studs and 1/2 inch drywall, finished with two coats of flat white BEHR paint and appropriate cove basing. The scope of work includes the removal of two NMCI and landline cables, phone jacks, and a dry erase board, as well as the relocation of a fire extinguisher. While no phone lines are needed in the new wall, at least one electrical receptacle must be installed per code. Additional requirements include updating the cove base on an opposite wall from 3 inches to 5 inches to ensure consistency throughout the room. The customer will handle the installation of carpet squares once the wall removal is complete.
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ML: NORFOLK, USASet-Aside
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