St. Julien's Creek Annex Aerial Fiber Plant
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Navfac Mid-Atlantic is seeking the design and construction of a new aboveground cable plant network at Saint Julien's Creek to replace a degraded below-ground system. The existing duct bank is collapsing due to age and lack of maintenance, necessitating an upgrade to current standards to support RDT&E, NMCI, and Lab networks for NIPR and SIPR connectivity. This project is critical for increasing the output of classified and unclassified mission objectives by installing compliant fiber through an aerial network connecting all existing and planned NIWC facilities. The project is forecasted as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 237130. Key planning milestones include a design phase in the third quarter of FY24 and an RFP award in the fourth quarter of FY24. The scope of work was noted as completed on May 3, 2024, under Maximo work order GLZYZW for pre-award design, with performance taking place at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard.
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