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WATERFRONT - BLDG 1721 & 1613 AFFF Retrofit

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Navfac Hawaii, acting for the Department of the Navy, is seeking a contractor to retrofit the existing Aqueous Film Forming Foam systems in buildings 1721 and 1613. The project involves upgrading these facilities and all associated tanks to a fluorine-free foam fire suppression system. The selected system must be deemed acceptable and adequate according to all applicable guidelines, codes, and standards. This requirement is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 2, 2026.

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Navfac Hawaii seeks a contractor to install fluorine-free foam fire suppression systems.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

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USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

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NAVSUP FLCPH is requesting to retrofit the existing AFFF system in B1721 and B1613 and all the tanks/facilities it serves with a F3 (flourine-free foam) fire suppression system (FSS) that is deemed acceptable and adequate by all guidelines, codes and standards.

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