navfac mid-atlantic Government Contracts

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Replacement of five water source heat pump units and associated piping and ducts for HVAC asset at 3rd deck Beverly Building 101 under NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic.

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Engineering survey and design services to connect a Class III chiller to a building chilled water loop in a mechanical room for NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, estimated award in Q4 FY2026 with contract value under $2 million.

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Contract for pressure washing, scraping, sealing, and painting exterior walls of Hopper and Taylor Hall, including environmental and safety constraints, under a sole source procurement by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic.

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Renovation of the third floor space at NSA NH-32 to improve workspace for administrative and executive functions, add showers, and potentially modify utilities such as HVAC, sprinklers, lighting, and electrical/internet circuits.

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Contract for HVAC upgrades in dorm rooms of Building 106 Firehouse to install individual thermostat controls per UFC compliance, estimated award in Q1 FY2026 with contract value between $2M and $7.5M.

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HVAC and electrical upgrades for installation of 2 digital printing presses in building 4 at NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, estimated contract value between $2M and $7.5M, with award expected in Q4 FY2026.

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Replacement of chiller, pumps, and cooling tower at NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic facility due to end of service life and poor design.

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Repair and evaluation of extensive cracking and settlement in floating concrete floor slabs within hangar bays, specifically near hangar bay doors, for a Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command project.

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Project to replace two old secondary unit substations with new double-ended substations including transformers, switchgear, duct banks, and cabling to support building NH-139 under a fixed-price delivery order contract by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, estimated award in Q3 FY2026 with contract value between $2M and $7.5M.

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Project to replace existing medium-voltage substations and metal-clad switchgear at building NH-231, including installation of transformers, battery systems, protection relays, and demolition of old equipment.