navfac mid-atlantic Government Contracts

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Task order for repair of two Daikin HVAC units including rooftop and cassette units with faulty inverter compressors, funded by CNIC and managed by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic.

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NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic requests air balancing services for the A/C system in Building 13 to address temperature inconsistencies and hot spots, with an estimated contract value below $2 million.

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Replacement of a malfunctioning chiller unit using R22 Freon with corrosion issues, under a fixed-price contract for NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, estimated award in Q3 FY2027 with a contract value under $2 million.

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Refinishing floors and walls including stripping old paint, applying epoxy paint or sealer, repainting boundary lines and xray rooms, with possible lead and asbestos hazards, under NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic.

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New fixed-price delivery order/task order contract by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic for additional manhole surveys and replacement of 5KV electric primary underground cables on Circuit G and Circuit K, estimated award in Q4 FY2027 with contract value between $2M and $7.5M.

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Repair and replacement of steel vents, doors, coatings, and roof stacks at magazine buildings 340, 341, 342, 343, and 348 at NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, including addressing corrosion and structural issues.

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Design-Build contract to replace the existing 100 ton air cooled glycol chiller plant with a new 300 ton system including pump skid and buffer tank at Building 77L PEDAL Lab, NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic. Estimated award in FY27 Q1 with contract value between $2M and $7.5M.

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New fixed-price service contract for chemical feed, wastewater, water, and swimming pool maintenance at Sub-annex 1606000 Water, with a base year FY28 and four option years, estimated between $2M and $7.5M.

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Asbestos survey for 60 buildings at Fort Story, including testing, reporting, and documentation, under NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic.

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New fixed-price contract for cooling solutions at the PAO office in Maine, including duct modification, partitioning, and ventilation to improve office comfort.