RENO Missile Lab Facility, B976, NASWI
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The RENO Missile Lab Facility project at NASWI involves relocating technical training equipment and operations from interior lab rooms B4 and C1 to perimeter rooms F4 and F6 within building B-976. This transition requires extensive renovations to rooms F4 and F6 to facilitate the movement of training ordnance and heavy equipment. Key structural modifications include enlarging exterior concrete walls and door openings, reconfiguring floor elevations for forklift access, and adjusting in-slab utilities to ensure a level transition between the labs and the building exterior. Additionally, the scope of work includes constructing a large opening in the reinforced concrete wall separating labs F4 and F6 to allow for the internal transport of heavy weapons via forklift. This process will necessitate the relocation and reconfiguration of electrical utility systems and the installation of a new double door system. This forecast is issued by Navfac Northwest as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 236220, with performance taking place at Whidbey.
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NW: WHIDBEY, USASet-Aside
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