NSWC JM24 BLDG 109 RENOVATION
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The NSWC Building 109 Renovation project involves the complete modernization of a 10,000 square foot facility originally constructed in 1942 to house the Chemical/Material Analysis Lab. Managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic, the scope of work includes comprehensive exterior improvements and the upgrading of electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and HVAC systems to meet current laboratory standards. The project also mandates full asbestos abatement and the installation of a building-wide backup power supply and generator to resolve frequent power outages and fluctuations that have previously damaged equipment and delayed testing. The project is divided into two phases, with design planned for FY21 Q4 and execution planned for FY22 Q4, utilizing corporate indirect funding. Located at Crane, the renovation aims to transition the building from its previous categorization as an explosive operating facility into a modern lab space. To ensure timely award and execution, the Naval Surface Warfare Center intends to initiate the NOSSA approval process as required.
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