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PD22078626 - EN - REPLACE - 4 ROOFS - SEABEA-9 - MARINES

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This project involves the replacement of roofs on four Marine Reserve buildings, specifically Buildings 9, 15, 17, and 18, located at Seal Beach. The scope of work includes the removal of solar panels on Building 9 and the installation of approximately 3,335 square yards of roofing, featuring metal drip caps and walkways. The project is necessary because the existing roofs have exceeded their lifespan and are leaking beyond repair. Managed by Navfac Southwest for the Department of the Navy, the project is scheduled for execution in fiscal year 2024 with an estimated replacement cost of 1.5 million dollars. Key environmental requirements include testing for asbestos and lead. There are no requirements for temporary facilities or specialty equipment such as cranes or boilers, and the project is not classified as an energy project.

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Navfac Southwest will replace roofs on four Seal Beach buildings for 1.5 million dollars.

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238160 - Roofing Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Southwest
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Project is to replace roofs on four (4) of the Marine Reserve Buildings, to include Bldg 9, Bldg 15, Bldg 17 and Bldg 18. Project also includes the removal of the solar panels on Building 9. 1. WORK LOCATION (Base, Building, Floor/Room/Area, Interior/Exterior, as required) Base-Building: SEAL BEACH B-9 ROOF EXTERIOR. Floor: 2. LOCATION POC INFO Command: MARINES 3. ISSUE & IMPACT (If not completed): ROOF HAS SERVED ITS LIFE SPAN. ROOF LEAKING BEOND REPAIR. 4. DESCRIPTION OF WORK (Full Project SCOPE): ROOF APPROX 3,335 SQ YRS WITH METAL DRIP CAP AND WALK WALKWAY ROOFS. 1.5 M REPLACMENT COST 5. FUNDING:ST 6. POSSIBLE ENERGY PROJECT?NO 7. YEAR OF EXECUTION:FY24 8. SAR/CATEX:NO 9. ENVIRONMENTAL (Possible EV Review, Historic, HAZMAT, etc.)ASBESTOS AND LEAD TESTING 10. POSSIBLE SPECIALTY ITEMS (ELEVATOR, CRANE, BOILER, or FIRE Protection):NO 11. POSSIBLE TEMP FACILITIES REQUIRED:NO

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