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WATERFRONT - CBMM - ATG - B 26 REPLACE MULTIPLE A/C SYSTEMS

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Hawaii, is forecasting a project to replace multiple air conditioning systems at Building 26 (FORISL). The scope of work involves the complete removal of existing split A/C, chilled-water air-handlers, packaged ducted systems, and packaged window units, which will be replaced by a new central Variable Air Volume (VAV) air conditioning system. The project includes the installation of all necessary ancillary equipment to ensure a fully operational system. This encompasses the replacement of refrigerant and condensate drain piping, chilled-water piping, fittings, valves, and controls. Additionally, the contractor will be responsible for supply and return ducts, insulation, equipment supports, drives, starters, wiring, and thermostats.

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Navfac Hawaii will replace Building 26 air conditioning with a central VAV system.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Hawaii

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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USA

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Description of Work: This project proposes to remove all air-conditioning (A/C) systems located at Buildings 26 (FORISL) and replace with a new central Variable Air Volume (VAV) air conditioning system. Existing A/C systems are consisted of split A/C, chilled-water air-handlers, packaged ducted system, and packaged window units. Work also includes replacement of ancillary equipment and devices that are required for a complete and operational system. It shall include, but not limited to, removal and/or installation of refrigerant and condensate drain piping, chilled-water piping, fittings, valves, couplings and controls up to the isolation valves, supply and return ducts, pipe and duct insulation, equipment and pipe supports, drives and starters, controls/thermostats, wiring and appurtenances.

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