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NSA MECH Site Fire Suppression - SEED PROJECT FOR 8(a) PA AOR MACC

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This forecast from Navfac Mid-Atlantic seeks a study to evaluate the fire suppression water systems in buildings 2 and 18B to determine the most effective method for maintaining or upgrading fire pump capabilities. The objective is to analyze whether existing electric and diesel pumps should be replaced in kind, substituted with different equipment, consolidated, or eliminated in favor of pressure reducing valves. The resulting study will serve as the technical foundation for a future design effort. The scope of work requires a comprehensive assessment of current and future water demand based on modern suppression standards, the flow capacity and condition of water mains, and available utility pressures. The analysis must encompass three specific water utility connections located at buildings 1/2, 18B, and 905, as well as existing fire pumps in buildings 2, 18B, and the DLA owned pump in building 111B. This project is designated as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 541330.

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Study to evaluate and determine fire suppression water system upgrades for Navfac Mid-Atlantic.

NAICS

541330 - Engineering Services

Place of Performance

ML: CON21 PDC, USA

Set-Aside

8A

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic
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Intent is to determine if the existing electric and diesel fire pumps in buildings 2 and 18B should be replaced in kind, replaced with other different pumps, replaced in only one location and eliminated in the other,eliminated in both locations and replaced with appropriate pressure reducing valves, or some other solution. Study should consider at a minimum: fire suppression water requirements at the buildings, both the current demand and the anticipated future demand based on bringing building suppression systems up to current standards, the condition and flow capacity of the water mains, the pressures available from the utility providers, and any other relevant factors. Study should consider the three water utility connections in B.1/B.2, B.18B, & B.905 as well as the existing basewide fire pumps in B.2 & B.18B and the DLA owned pump in B.111B. Intent is to have a study which researches the current water system condition, the fire suppression water requirements, and proposes one or more solutions that would become the basis for a separate future design effort.

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