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Replace and Install New HVAC System, B5091 & B5061, Keyport Annex, Bangor (DB-IH) 32814395

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This contract, identified by MPSR 32814395, involves the replacement of an existing heating system with a new HVAC system capable of both heating and cooling at facility B-5091. Additionally, the scope includes the installation of an HVAC system at B-5061 designed to meet specific production and testing requirements. The project is located at the Keyport Annex in Bangor and is managed by Navfac Northwest under the Department of the Navy. The work is scheduled for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026 and is designated as a priority 4 requirement. This is a NAVSEA-NUWC-NWCF reimbursement type contract that includes labor. The project is categorized under the DB-IH deliverable type and is intended to ensure the facility meets necessary environmental standards for its operational functions.

General Info

Navfac Northwest will replace and install HVAC systems at Keyport Annex facilities B-5091 and B-5061.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac NorthwestView Agency

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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MPSR: 32814395 Deliverable: CAT-2 DB-IH Requested Schedule: FY26 Q3 Priority: 4 IPL Type: NAVSEA-NUWC-NWCF REIMB Labor: Yes Requirement: Replace heating system with new HVAC system for heating and cooling at B-5091 and Install HVAC system that meets the requirements for production and testing at the facility in Keyport Annex, Bangor

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