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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on May 28, 2004. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Y -- P-193, WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS FOR K10-K11, FLEET INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CENTER, PEARL HARBOR, HI

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N62742-02-R-1402Federal

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This project involves significant waterfront improvements at the Fleet Industrial Supply Center in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, managed by Navfacsyscom Pacific. The scope of work includes the demolition of 73 meters of Supply Wharf K11 and the construction of a new concrete pile-supported wharf designed for supply loading and unloading operations. To accommodate these upgrades, Building 478 will be demolished and replaced with a 4,505 square meter single-story steel frame Waterfront Transit shed featuring cargo loading docks, a security cage, and a two-story CMU structure for administrative offices, training rooms, and hazardous material storage. The contract encompasses extensive utility modifications, including the relocation of water, drain, and fuel lines, the installation of two fuel risers, and updated operational lighting. Electrical support will be provided via Station K4 from Building 479. Additionally, the project may include additive items such as a fuel feeder line and 70 meters of sheet pile bulkhead. All construction must adhere to Department of Defense Anti-terrorism/Force Protection Construction Standards.

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$29,642,486

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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HI, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Navfacsyscom Pacific
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OfficeJBPHH, HI, 96860-3134, USA
Office AddressJBPHH, HI, 96860-3134, USA
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This project will demolish 73m (240 feet) of the existing portion of Supply Wharf K11 and construct a new concrete wharf on concrete piles with the capacity to support supply loading and unloading operations. To create space for the upgraded wharf, the project will demolish existing waterfront transit storage/staging facility, Building 478, and construct a new 4,505 sm (48,486 sf) Waterfront Transit shed of a single story steel frame building with metal roof deck, asphalt concrete pavement, concrete and pile foundations, supports for utility service, fire protection, cargo container loading docks, and security cage. A two story CMU structure will be constructed on the northern end of the new Waterfront Transit shed to house wharf operation offices, rest rooms, break rooms, conference/training room, elevator, mechanical and electrical rooms, fire pump room and a hazardous material storage area.Utility work will include relocation of water, drain and fuel lines, addition of two fuel risers at the West end of K-11, relocation of light poles, and the addition of operational area lighting. Electrical service from Building 479, Station K4, will be terminated for Building 478. The existing Station K4 along with the breaker and underground feeder will support the proposed storage facility. A fuel feeder line and 70 meters of additional sheet pile bulkhead will be included as additive items. Department of Defense Anti-terrorism/Force Protection Construction Standards are incorporated into this project.

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