ST21-0692, 31R-13L DB OUTBOARD RUNWAY REPLACEMENT, NASF
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The Department of the Navy, via Navfac Southwest, is initiating a project for the complete full depth replacement of the failing Outboard Runway 31R and its associated support surfaces, including shoulders and overruns. The existing infrastructure consists of 11 to 12 inch Portland Cement Concrete originally built in 1988. This project will be executed in two distinct phases, with Phase 1 covering the first 1500 feet of the takeoff area north of Taxiway Bravo, and Phase 2 encompassing the remainder of the runway and support surfaces. The current scope of work focuses on the development of essential planning documentation, specifically the DD1391, Statement of Work, and Independent Government Estimate to support the phased approach. While the project involves extensive concrete replacement, no lighting replacement is required. The effort is categorized under NAICS code 237990 and is currently listed as a forecast.
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SW: PDCDES, USASet-Aside
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