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UPGRADE OF BASEWIDE STORM WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Europe Africa Central, is forecasting a project to upgrade basewide storm water drainage systems at NSA Souda Bay. The project addresses critical flooding issues across multiple locations, specifically areas B50, B93, B66, B97, and B43, where existing drainage pipes and watercourses are nearing capacity. Significant problems include water accumulation and ponding at building entrances and flight lines, with water levels reaching up to 15 centimeters during storm events, which hinders facility access. The scope of work involves installing new storm water drain pipes to divert water safely away from affected building entrances and flight lines. Additionally, the project incorporates recommended repair actions for the north side area of B214 Argonaut. This effort is categorized as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 237990 to ensure the restoration of proper drainage infrastructure and the mitigation of mission impacts caused by storm water accumulation.

General Info

Navy project to upgrade storm water drainage systems at NSA Souda Bay, Greece.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Europe Africa Central

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

USA

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SBA

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PostedJul 2

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Europe Africa Central

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Europe Africa Central

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Full Description

Several reports of flooded areas have been noted at multiple locations at NSA Souda Bay. According to the latest assessment report, certain drainage pipes are nearing their capacity to manage storm water. Consequently, the capacities of storm water systems, watercourses, and other drainage infrastructures may be exceeded on occasions. Effected areas throughout the base are B50, B93, B66, B97 and B43.Problem Description: B93 Flight-line elevation is higher than that of the pavement’s, north of the building. At the building’s main entrance there is no storm water pipes to help the area drain properly so storm water is cumulated creating ponds. Mission Impact: During storm events the water height might reach 15cm(6inch) making it difficult to enter the building without being wet. Proposed Solution: Install storm water drain pipes and divert water safely away from the building entrance. B66 Southeast corner Water is cumulated after storm events and is pooled next to the flight line B66 entrance door Water is cumulated outside the entrance door after rain events. B97 Swimming pool entrance Storm water is cumulated in front of the pool area. INCLUDES REPAIR ACTIONS RECOMMENDED BY T.O. N3319121F4427 FOR B214 ARGONAUT NORTH SIDE AREA. INCLUDES REPAIR ACTIONS RECOMMENDED BY T.O. N3319121F4427 FOR B214 ARGONAUT NORTH SIDE AREA. Problem Description: B43 Flight-line elevation is higher than that of the pavement’s, north of the building. At the building’s main entrance there is no storm water pipes to help the area drain properly so storm water is cumulated creating ponds. Mission Impact: During storm events the water height might reach 15cm(6inch) making it difficult to enter the building without being wet. Proposed Solution: Install storm water drain pipes and divert water safely away from t ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.