SAM #N4008527R0017

Building 592 renovation and building-systems upgrades at the Philadelphia Navy Yard

The Department of the Navy is seeking comprehensive renovations and building-systems upgrades at Building 592 in the Philadelphia Navy Yard. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC); the attachments identify NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic and NAVFAC Atlantic. - Project location: Naval Foundry and Propeller Center, Philadelphia Navy Yard Annex, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. - Construction scope: Replace the building substation and electrical distribution, upgrade lighting and controls, improve pattern-shop HVAC and dust collection, renovate the mezzanine break room and office, build out second-floor printing and office spaces and restrooms, and infill a mezzanine opening. Add crane-access ladders and platforms and an exterior stair. - Named OEMs: Fike Corporation is specified for the sodium-bicarbonate explosion suppressor and explosion-detection sensors, subject to approved-equal provisions. Flamex is specified for the spark-detection system, also subject to an approved equal. Other equipment schedules do not name manufacturers. - Equipment quantities: The schedules include one each of AHU-M01, AHU-201, CU-M01, CU-201, HV-M01, DCS-01, EF-M01, EF-M02, EF-201, EF-202, RF-201, HP-201, HP-202, HPU-201, HPU-202, IDWH-01, IDWH-02, IDWH-03, BB-01, BB-02, EUH-201, HM-201, AC-01, AC-MEZZ-DC, INV-592, and a secondary unit substation; four water-spray nozzles; two copper backbone cables; and one each of the listed grating stair, dry-pipe valve assembly, MDP-1W, MDP-2E, MDP-3S, and NMCI communications cabinet. See product line items for descriptions and additional items whose quantities are not specified. - Notable requirements: Keep the facility operational during construction; phase electrical work and coordinate outages and temporary power; handle hazardous materials, including asbestos-containing materials, lead-containing paint, and potentially PCB- or mercury-containing items; and provide engineered dust-collection explosion protection with required testing and certification. - Performance timing: No overall start date, end date, duration, or option periods are stated. Mobilization is required within 60 calendar days after award. - OEM status: No product quantities are stated for Building 592 Renovation services; the equipment quantities above come from the detailed schedules.

Description

This project is set aside for MACC Group $249M 8(a) IDIQ for PA - N4008526D0074-0083

The project provides various repairs or modifications to existing systems for Building 592 including replacement of the electrical power distribution, ladder replacements for improved crane access, infill existing opening in mezzanine floor, renovation of existing mezzanine office and break room, installation of new workspace on the second floor, and improved HVAC and dust collection in the pattern making shop.

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