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NSN-Boiler 60 Tube Leak Repair

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This contract involves the urgent repair of a leaking tube in Boiler 60 located in Building P-1 at Naval Station Norfolk. The boiler failed operational testing in February 2025 after a previous repair was unsuccessful, leaving the unit uncertified. To ensure the facility can support the heating season during natural gas curtailment and maintain steam production redundancy, the repair must be performed by a welder with an ASME R stamp qualification. The project is managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic under NAICS code 811310. All work must be completed by March 25, 2025, to prevent a decrease in steam production reliability, particularly when the CoGen facility and Boiler 26 are offline. Technical support for this requirement is provided by Gem Garcia and Kevin Marshall.

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Urgent ASME R stamp repair of Boiler 60 at Naval Station Norfolk by March 25.

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811310 - Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-Atlantic
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Recommending contractor response to repair leaking Boiler 60 tube located in Building P-1. Boiler 60 is currently not certified due to tube leak found during overhaul and internal inspection performed on August 2024. This leak has since been adjudicated and during the operational testing on February 2025, a new leak was found on the same tube that was repaired. The repair of the tube requires an ‘R’ stamp qualified welder in accordance with ASME requirements. Boiler 60 requires certification to support heating season during natural gas curtailment and provide redundancy in operable boilers in Naval Station Norfolk. Contact Gem Garcia (+1 (555) 000-0000) or Kevin Marshall (+1 (555) 000-0000) for technical support. Tube in Boiler 60 located in Building P-1 is leaking and needs repair from a ASME, 'R' stamp qualified, welder. The leaking tube in Boiler #60 needs to be repaired in order to pass boiler certification in order to support heating season during natural gas curtailment. In addition, a certified Boiler #60 increases the reliability of steam production in Naval Station Norfolk. Required completion date is 3/25/2025, if not completed there will be a decrease in steam production reliability as the boilers in P-1 goes on-line when the CoGen facility and Boiler 26 in Z-312 are down. The repair of the tube requires an ‘R’ stamp qualified welder in accordance with ASME requirements. Boiler 60 requires certification to support heating season during natural gas curtailment and provide redundancy in operable boilers in Naval Station Norfolk.

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