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REMOVE AND REPLACE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM AT 1790, NBGAH

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This forecast from Navfac Marianas involves the removal and replacement of fire protection systems at Environmental Building 1790 Hazmat and associated structures 1790A, 1790B, 1790C, and 1788. The project requires a comprehensive inspection and remediation of several critical systems, including the fire alarm, fire sprinkler, fire pump, AFFF foam protection, and carbon monoxide fire suppression systems, following issues identified by DZSP PM. The contract is designated as a HUBZone set-aside under NAICS code 238220. It is being managed by the Department of the Navy, with the primary objective of addressing existing deficiencies to ensure the safety and compliance of the specified hazardous materials facilities.

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Navfac Marianas HUBZone contract for fire protection system replacement at Hazmat buildings.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Marianas

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

Place of Performance

USA

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HZC

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Conduct inspection on current condition of all Fire Protection Systems at Environmental BLDG 1790 Hazmat. BLDG has noted issues from DZSP PM to include Fire Alarm System, Fire Sprinkler System, Fire Pump System, AFFF Foam Protection System and Carbon Monoxide Fire Suppression System in BLDGs 1790, 1790A, 1790B, 1790C and 1788. Below is the report provided by DZSP Fire Alarm Tech / Inspector. Additional system drawing to large for file. Will be provided upon request.

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