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WRF _FACILITY CRANE REPLACEMENT _BLDG 372_NBG

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This forecast project issued by Navfac Marianas involves the removal and replacement of a 6,000 lbs top running bridge crane located in the Heavy Shop of Building 372. The scope of work requires the installation of a new top running bridge crane system, with the understanding that all necessary engineering analyses have already been completed. The procurement process requires that the Request for Proposal be submitted to the NAVFAC Regional Weight Handling Program Director for review before solicitation. This effort is tracked under Master SR 18468183, AM SR 18479840, and Maximo WO 18479814.

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Navfac Marianas project to replace a 6,000 lbs bridge crane in Building 372.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac MarianasView Agency

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

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USA

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This WRF is based off WON 1654562 (Remove and Replace 6,000 lbs Top Running Bridge Crane in Heavy Shop of BLDG 372). To the requester understanding, all applicable engineering analyses have been conducted. Requesting to replace the existing top running bridge crane with a new top running bridge crane system. Please send the RFP to the NAVFAC Regional Weight Handling Program Director for review prior to solicitation. Master SR# 18468183; AM SR# 18479840 V-line 1654563; Maximo WO# 18479814

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