P1418 - CPS WEAPONS MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS & STORAGE FAC
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The P1418 project, managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic for the Department of the Navy, involves the construction of a high bay storage facility designed to support the Conventional Prompt Strike program. The facility will feature structural steel framing, a standing-seam roof, and an exterior composed of concrete and insulated metal panels, all supported by mat foundations. Key internal installations include a 50-ton bridge crane, a compressed air system, and a forklift charging system to facilitate maintenance, operational, and storage requirements. Comprehensive site preparation is required, encompassing clearing, underground demolition, excavation, and site grading. Specialized foundation work will include load transfer platforms and rigid inclusion ground improvements. Final site enhancements will consist of asphalt and concrete paving, the installation of curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, and complete landscaping.
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