Ventilation Ducting Decontamination and Drying

The contract pertains to the decontamination and drying of ventilation ducting that has been contaminated by seawater intrusion at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard IMF facility in Everett. The work is critical to removing salt, moisture, and biological contaminants that could lead to mold growth and compromise indoor air quality, ensuring the continued habitability and operational readiness of the affected facilities. The scope focuses specifically on dry and clean ventilation systems, requiring specialized techniques to extract salt residues and moisture without damaging duct materials or introducing further contamination. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 561740, which covers remediation and environmental services, indicating the specialized nature of the task involving hazardous material handling and industrial cleaning. The contract was posted on July 10, 2026, under the Department of Defense, and performance is localized to Everett, Washington. Although specific technical parameters or timelines are not detailed, the emphasis on preventing mold and restoring habitability underscores the urgency and importance of achieving complete system decontamination, with standards likely aligned with military and health safety protocols for enclosed operational environments.