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Reconfigure and Extend Parking Lot B7203/S42, TRF-Bangor (DB-IH) (44237643)

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Northwest, is forecasting a project to reconfigure and extend parking lot B7203/S42 at TRF-Bangor. The primary objective is to maximize vehicle capacity by redesigning the existing lot and expanding it to the West, East, and South. Currently, the lot accommodates 186 vehicles, but Delta Pier faces an estimated deficiency of over 500 parking spaces. This expansion is critical to supporting the maintenance and refit cycles of Ballistic Missile Submarines, which are essential to the nuclear deterrence triad. By providing increased and convenient parking for mission-essential personnel, the project aims to ensure immediate access to the Waterfront Restricted Area. This infrastructure improvement is intended to expedite both scheduled and emergent maintenance, thereby minimizing delays and ensuring submarines maintain their strategic patrol schedules.

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Navfac Northwest will expand parking lot B7203/S42 at TRF-Bangor to increase vehicle capacity.

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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Increase capacity of parking lot by reconfiguring existing lot to maximize capacity and extend the lot to the West, East, and South to the full extent possible. Current capacity of the lot is for 186 vehicles. Delta Pier has an estimated deficiency of more than 500 parking spaces. Justification Narrative: Ballistic Missile Submarines (SSBNs) form one leg of the nuclear deterrence triad. This mission requires that SSBNs maximize time at sea for strategic patrols. Consequently, SSBN maintenance activities are structured to keep patrols on schedule and to ensure submarines can remain at sea for the entire duration of their patrol. The SSBN deployment cycle includes an at-sea patrol followed by a pier side refit. After every fourth patrol the submarine is dry-docked for an extended refit. All pier side and dry-dock refits for the Pacific Fleet occur at TRF Bangor. Each refit includes a unique set of industrial actions tailored to meet the specific conditions and maintenance schedule of individual submarines. In addition to scheduled maintenance, each refit period includes a variable amount of unscheduled maintenance reported by the submarine crew while at sea, as well as emergent work identified by TRF Bangor personnel. Completing all maintenance tasks within the available refit period is essential to maintaining the patrol schedule. To support the refit mission, TRF Bangor requires immediate and convenient access to the Waterfront Restricted Area (WRA), requiring mission essential resources necessary to complete any scheduled or emergent maintenance actions. Refit schedules can only be met by maintaining ready resources that can be deployed, which require convenient means of staging POV transportation (parking), during the available refit period; as a result, helps to expedite the refit process and minimiz ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.

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