REPAIR GEODSS HVAC, F-631
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This contract, issued by Navfac Far East for the Department of the Navy, involves the repair of the GEODSS HVAC system at facility F-631. The comprehensive scope of work includes the replacement of three air cooled condensing units, three chillers, and three chilled water pumps, along with the installation of new refrigerant and chilled water lines. Infrastructure improvements involve replacing concrete pads and pedestals, performing asbestos abatement for pipe insulation, and upgrading electrical components including disconnect switches, RSC conduits, wiring, and magnetic circuit breakers. The project also focuses on advanced system integration and validation. This includes reconnecting the building management system and installing a new Trane Tracer SC+ building automation system. The contractor is required to provide extensive support for a Technical Representative during the startup, testing, and commissioning of the AC system and DDC controls, as well as the testing, adjusting, and balancing of the air duct system and chilled water supply and return lines.
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