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Remove and Replace Chiller at B40000 AFFB

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The Department of the Navy, via Navfac Marianas, is forecasting a project to remove and replace the existing water chiller at B40000 AFFB with a similar or air-cooled system. The scope of work includes the potential replacement of the Direct Digital Control system and the integration of the chiller into the facility's backup power supply. Because the current generator lacks the capacity to support the chiller's load, the contract requires an upgrade to the backup power system, which may involve upgrading the existing generator or installing an additional external unit. Furthermore, the project mandates that the Computer Room Air Conditioning system and all other relevant HVAC components be successfully connected to the backup power system to ensure operational continuity.

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Navy project to replace B40000 AFFB water chiller and upgrade backup power systems.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Marianas

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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Remove & Replace the existing water chiller with either similar or an air cooled type system, and how to integrate it into the backup power supply, currently provided by a generator. Consider replacing the DDC as well. Based on current information, the chiller is not connected to the generator, due to the reason that - the generator's capacity is not adequate to accommodate the addition of the chiller's load. Therefore, an upgrade is needed to the back up power system, either by upgrading the existing generator or by addition of an external generator. The CRAC system and other HVAC components should also be connected to the backup power system.

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