PIEE #W9128F26PA27443

Resiliency Improvements and Equipment Supply for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

This opportunity involves design-bid-build resiliency improvements at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, solicited by the U.S. Navy's NAVFACSYSCOM Mid-Atlantic office. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Navy, NAVFACSYSCOM Mid-Atlantic, Norfolk, VA - Products and Equipment Requested: - Manhole: 6' x 6' with minimum 6.5' height - Dayton Submersible Sump Pump or equivalent (1/2 hp, 115V AC, 31.7 gpm @ 10' head, 1 1/4 in MNPT, 3 A) - Chemical Feed / Sample Tap Corporation Guard for all chemical feed and sample tap locations - Expansion Bellows for 2" CuNi Air Burst Pipe (marine-grade, 70/30 Copper-Nickel, flanged ends) - Short HDPE pipe (with heat trace and insulation) between Permeate Tank and underground piping - Various pumps (including End Suction pumps, analyzer pump to waste tag 03-01-014, and others per contract drawings/specs) - Electrical Panels: PP-B72D (Pump Room S) and MCC-B72D (exterior of Room C) - Notable Requirements: - Acoustic insulation for wall type 3 - Specific chemical pump manufacturers referenced (no explicit OEMs named in summary) - All equipment must meet marine and chemical handling standards - 6'x6' manhole with 6.5' minimum height - Period of Performance: - Fabrication timelines for equipment range from 36 to 52 weeks within a 900-day overall schedule - CLIN election dates allow up to 180 days for long lead items - Place of Performance: - Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, but Dayton is referenced as a pump brand; equivalent products are acceptable.

Description

Conduct 3ea API 653 inspections (2 internal with wiper seal replacement on FAC J12184 and J12187) and (1 external inspection on FAC J42003); conduct 14ea STI inspections at Joint Base Lewis McChord, WA, in accordance with all laws standards, federal regulations, as well as any state and local regulations and guidelines.

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