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OUTLYING – NMCPAC - ROOF REPAIR MAGAZINE GROUP 23 W 3 THROUGH 13

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This project involves the reroofing of eleven magazines within the West Loch 23 Group, specifically buildings 23W03 through 23W13, to address water penetration and rock cover erosion. The primary objective is to eliminate leaks that currently hinder tenant operations and threaten fleet readiness. Unlike traditional roofing, the scope of work requires installing a single solid sheet of coated and bonded membrane over each magazine. The installation process includes securing membrane overlaps on concrete using metal straps and concrete screws, which are then connected to the magazine grounding strap. The design also incorporates a 14-inch trench at grade that is backfilled with dirt and gravel, with the membrane bonded to the magazine vent to ensure a fully waterproof seal. Upon completion, the roofing system must carry a 20-year warranty. This effort is managed by Navfac Hawaii for the Department of the Navy.

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Navfac Hawaii reroofing eleven Navy magazines with waterproof membranes and 20-year warranties.

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238160 - Roofing Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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Reroof magazines at West Loch 23 Group. Project is required to repair leaks and prevent future leaks in the roofs of Magazines. If repairs are not provided, tenant operations will continue to be adversely impacted and experience a reduction in operational efficiency, which could eventually jeopardize the mission and fleet readiness. - Water penetration into the magazines - Erosion of rock cover on roofs This is not a traditional magazine roof covering. The SOW is to cover each magazine listed below in the 23 group magazine area with one solid sheet of coated and bonded membrane. The areas that overlap the concrete are secured by a metal strap and concrete screws and grounded to the magazine grounding strap. At grade a small trench about 14 inches is dug and the membrane covers the trench and back filled with dirt and gravel. The membrane is bonded to this magazine vent. The result is a total water proof magazine with a 20 year warranty. MAGAZINE LISTING MAG# - INFADS Bldg # 23W03 ---221 23W04 ---222 23W05 ---223 23W06 ---224 23W07 ---225 23W08 ---226 23W09 ---227 23W10--- 228 23W11 ---229 23W12--- 230 23W13 ---231

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