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| 9/3/2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS PHASE I - TASK 9 |
Dirksen Senate Office Building, Wash., D.C. |
$7 - 20 Million |
| 1:00P |
Architect of the Capitol (RFP080062 Amnd. 5) |
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The Architect of the Capitol (AOC) seeks a contractor to replace the existing air handling units in the 7th floor mechanical rooms. This project involves sequential removal of existing air handling units from the mechanical rooms including HAZMAT abatement, field fabrication and installation of new permanent air handling units and installation of new clean steam generation equipment for humidification. To provide uninterrupted service to all portions of the building a temporary air handling unit will be installed on the roof. Work is divided between the South, Center and North stacks.
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| 9/3/2008 |
USPS ADMINISTRATION TOWER HVAC RENOVATION |
Baltimore P&DC, 900 E Fayette St, Baltimore, MD |
$8 - 10 Million |
| 3:00P |
USPS (362575-08-A-0041 Amnd. 1) |
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The Baltimore Processing and Distribution Center Admin Tower consists of a six (6) story office tower, combined with three (3) Workroom floor levels, locker rooms, retail area, museum and loading docks. Adjacent to the main building is a five (5) level parking garage. This project includes work in the six (6) office tower floor level areas; specifically, a complete fire alarm system replacement along with total lighting replacements in some areas, partial lighting replacements in some areas and enhancement of the existing lighting in others, new HVAC system (ductwork, units controls, and other components.
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| 9/3/2008 |
NIH EXPAND ANIMAL TESTING AREA, UPGRADE HVAC |
NIH Campus, Bldg. 112, Poolesville, MD |
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| 4:00P |
NIH (292-04-D-0306 Amnd. 0) |
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| 9/4/2008 |
MATOC Replace Aircraft Maint Hanger Roof Bldg 2050 |
Warfield Air Natl Guard Base, Martin State Airport |
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (RFP W912K6-08-R-1007 Amnd. 0) |
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Complete demolition and replacement of the roof on Building 2050 which is a flat roofed building of approximately 32,592 SF. Demolish and replace internal downspouts. This includes work on drains and downspouts necessary to maintain a water tight roof with a twenty (20) year warranty. All work shall be in strict accordance with the Statement of Work.
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| 9/4/2008 |
RENOVATION OF BUILDING 560 WING 3 FLOOR 2 |
NCI-Frederick, Ft. Detrick, MD |
$1-5-Million |
| 3:00P |
SAIC-Frederick, Inc (H08-1271 Amnd. 4) |
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The work covers the construction of the renovation of Building 560, Wing 3 Floor 2 on the NCI-Frederick campus at Ft. Detrick in Frederick, MD. Demolition work as shown in drawings will have been completed by others prior to mobilization of this contract. Contractor shall provide labor and materials to renovate an approximate 7600 square foot interior space. Construct new walls and ceilings in the open area of building 560, wing 3, creating new labs and offices for MCGP. New ductwork with associated reheats and controls will be installed above the ceiling. Install new VCT flooring in the lab areas and carpeting in the office areas. Install new casework, work carrels, and shelving in the lab areas. New plumbing will be connected to existing services for gas, vacuum, compressed air, and domestic water at the lab benches. Sprinkler system will be installed in this area connected to the existing building riser. New lighting will be installed throughout the renovated space.
An adjacent lab space approximately 1100 square feet will be renovated as an option (add/alternate) project. The existing casework, lighting, ceiling, and flooring will be removed and new flooring, casework, ceiling, and lighting will be installed to match the finishes of the adjacent 7600 square foot renovated space. Finally the wall separating these two areas will be removed creating one large wide open laboratory.
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| 9/5/2008 |
EARLY SITE UTILITIES PACKAGE FOR USAMRIID |
REPLACEMENT PROJECT, Ft. Detrick, MD |
$5 - 10 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Army (W912DR-08-R-0036 Amnd. 3) |
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This proposed procurement is 8(a) competitive. The USAMRIID Early Site Utility package project consists of Demolition, removal and relocation of existing utilities in the footprint of the future USAMRIID Replacement Facility project. This is being done to provide a free and clear worksite for the Stage I work when the main contract is awarded. The demolition consists of the removal of approximately 360 lf of gas line, 700 lf of sanitary sewer, 360 lf of communication cable, duct bank and manholes, 960 lf of overhead electrical power lines, and associated de-energizing and disconnection and removal of high voltage wires and electric poles. The proposed utilities work is to consist of a new water main, information technology duct bank and an electrical power service duct bank, approximately 490 lf of 12 ductile iron pipe water main with associated thrust blocks, the addition of one (1) fire hydrant, approximately 3,023 lf of new communication duct bank and manholes, 840 lf of new electrical duct bank with associated manhole, and approximately 1,520 lf of 12 PVC sewer pipe with approximately 5 manholes, ranging from 6 to 18 feet deep. Trenching for the new utilities in existing roadways and parking areas will require pavement replacement.
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| 9/8/2008 |
SEMPER FIDELIS MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL |
Marine Corps Heritage Center, Quantico, VA |
$1 - 5 Million |
| 12:00P |
Marine Corps Heritage Foundation (NMMC 2008-R001 Amnd. 0) |
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Ddg: 08-716186-1 |
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The building, which is approximately 1,870 sq ft, will feature bold, simple structural elements which will be fully exposed to view. The building will have a foundation of cast-in-place concrete, which will form footings and grade beams, and a cast-in-place slab-on-grade. The superstructure will be structural grade timber, which will be used for columns, beams, roof trusses, and roof rafters. The building envelope will consist of glass and concrete backed stone for walls and a roof consisting of exposed wood decking, insulation, plywood sheathing, and slate or synthetic shingles. The HVAC system will be a geothermal heat pump. Also included is construction of a 440 sq ft restroom building; a granite courtyard with reflecting fountain, landscape and final paving of access road and parking lot.
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| 9/8/2008 |
*****USPS NEW CONSTRUCTION OWNED POSTAL FACILITY |
Corner of West Broad Way&Church St,Lovettsville,VA |
$1.4 - 1.5 Milion |
| 3:00P |
USPS (362575-08-A-0040 Amnd. 2) |
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The Postal Service plans to issue a Fixed Price Contract for construction of a new 6500 square foot postal facility. The site is located on the corner of West Broad Way and the future Church Street Extension (behind the 7-Eleven) in Lovettsville, Virginia. All work is to be done in accordance with USPS approved plans and specifications
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| 9/10/2008 |
LMACC DB P-167 ADVANCED ENERGETICS RESEARCH LAB |
NSWC,Indian Head, MD |
$7.6 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N40080-08-R-2051 Amnd. 1) |
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Construction of 13,997 sq.ft. laboratory complex, including a new single-story laboratory facility and additional storage space equipment and supplies. ADA compliance will be incorporated as much as possible.
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| 9/10/2008 |
LMACC SNE EAST BLOSSOM POINT TRACKING FACILITY |
(BPTF) Naval Research Laboratory, LaPlata, MD |
$10 - 15 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept. of the Navy (N40080-08-R-2048 Amnd. 4) |
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The scope of the project consist of complete renovations to a two story
technical office building (approximately 27,000 SF), Building 13, with
some secure spaces (which have limited access), provision of antennae
foundations and electronic equipment support buildings, utility
buildings (fire pump facility and generator/Ups/Battery facility), on
grade fire water tanks, site utility upgrades and site development and
other incidental work. The building systems include but are not limited
to communication systems, power, and back up power systems, HVAC/control
systems and fire protection systems. Portions of the existing facility
handle electronic equipment which must remain operational during all
phases of construction. The operation of the facilities requires the
construction to be sequenced such that the antennae foundations are
completed at the latter part of the construction sequence.
Approximately 25 acres tree clearing for the antenna line of site.
Special Security requirements: All contractor employees must be U.S.
Citizens. Contractor employees will be escorted when working in secure
spaces. Escorts will be provided by the U.S. Government personnel.
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| 9/10/2008 |
NIH Renovate Building 14D |
NIH Bethesda |
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National Institutes of Health (HSI50134 Amnd. 0) |
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| 9/11/2008 |
LMACC DB UPGRADE HVAC SYSTEM, BUILDING 50 |
National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD |
$2 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N62477-04-R-0012-X025 Amnd. 1) |
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Provide design/build services for the upgrading of all the HVAC systems in building 50.
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| 9/11/2008 |
HYPOCHLORITE AND ASSOCIATED FACILITIES |
Washington Aqueduct Dalecarlia & McMillan WTP Wash |
$10 - 25 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Army (W912DR-08-B-0019 Amnd. 5) |
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Furnish all labor, material and equipment necessary to construct facilities at the Dalecarlia and McMillan Water Treatment Plants to replace existing chlorine storage and feed systems with an aqueous hypochlorite storage and feed system.
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| 9/11/2008 |
PATUXENT RIVER NAVAL AIR MUSEUM AND VISITOR CENTER |
Rt.235 and Buse Rd, Gate 1 NAS Patuxent River |
$5 - 8 Million |
| 2:00P |
St. Mary's County Government (08-DPWT-29389 Amnd. 3) |
CMD: 1000526401 |
Ddg: 03-866355-5 |
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Construction of a 22,000 SF steel framed building to house the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum and Visitor Center in St. Mary's County, MD. The museum will be one story with mechanical mezzanine, and it will house exhibition space, and auditorium/multi-purpose space, a gift shop, administrative offices, toilet rooms and mechanical space.
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| 9/12/2008 |
AREA A POWER - CONSTRUCTION SERVICES |
FEMA's Mt. Weather Facility, Bluemont, VA 20135 |
< $10 Million |
| 1:00P |
Dept of Homeland Security (HSHQDC-08-R-00070 Amnd. 4) |
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This project requires that the Contractor provide labor, materials, and equipment for the upgrade of Area A's electrical infrastructure. The construction for this project consists of the installation of a new primary electrical site distribution system, the construction of a new generator building, and the installation of four new generators. The construction includes, but is not limited to, building construction, site work, site and building electrical installation, HVAC, plumbing, fuel distribution and fire protection disciplines. The period of performance is Notice to Proceed + 540 calendar days.
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| 9/12/2008 |
D/B ARMED FORCES MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE CTR (AFMIC) |
Ft. Detrick, MD |
$5 - 10 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Army (W912DR-08-R-0087 Amnd. 0) |
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This project is Design Build (DB and expands the Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center (AFMIC), which is now called the National Center for Medical Intelligence (NCMI) at Fort Detrick, Maryland. The SCIF Facility was originally designed to accommodate 65 employees, now staffs approximately 130. The revised mission of the NCMI will now require an increase of 52 additional employees, bringing the total staffing requirement to 180. The project will require a 12,900 SF expansion of the existing SCIF building and shall be designed and constructed using industry standard materials and practices, in accordance with the criteria contained in the RFP.
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| 9/12/2008 |
LMACC AIRFIELD REPAIRS AT PATUXENT RIVER NAS AND |
Webster Field, St. Mary's County, MD |
$10 - 15 Million |
| 4:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N40080-08-R-2049 Amnd. 3) |
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The work includes airfield pavement maintenance and construction at Trapnell Field (NAS Patuxent River, MD.) and Webster Field (ST. Inigoes, MD.) to consist of asphalt overlays and Portland cement concrete construction and reconstruction, and various isolated repairs to pavements, including runways, taxiways, aprons and blast pavements; installation of airfield runway and taxiway guidance/ distance marking signs and taxiway edge and runway threshold lighting; pavement markings; removal and replacement of storm sewer piping and structures; and incidental work. Major work items will involve demolition of reinforced concrete, providing new Portland cement concrete, rubblization of Portland cement concrete, and asphalt overlays using airfield mixes similar to Federal Aviation Administration P-401 mix. The various isolated repairs to pavements include crack sealing, resealing joints, patching, application of seal coats, and re-grading of earthen shoulders. Work will be performed adjacent to active airfield pavements and hangars. Work will require consideration of airfield operational procedures and phasing of construction activities so as to minimize disruption to normal airfield operations. Asphalt and concrete batch plants shall not be allowed on Government property.
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| 9/15/2008 |
LMCC BUILDING 1 FACADE |
NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER, BETHESDA, MD |
$5-10 MILLION |
| 2:00P |
Department of the Navy (N62477-04-R-0012 X028 Amnd. 4) |
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The work includes repair/replacement of cracked and/or weathered concrete blocks; as well as sand blasting to restore original finish of Building 1 facade.
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| 9/15/2008 |
USPS ASHBURN NEW CONSTRUCTION OWNED POSTAL FAC |
Winkle Way, Ashburn, VA 20147 - Main Office |
$7.5 - 8 Million |
| 3:00P |
USPS (362575-08-A-0039 Amnd. 3) |
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The work involves the construction of a new Post Office Building on a 5.6 acre site at the location indicated on the Drawings. The work includes demo, earthwork, site utilities and site improvements, curb and gutter, paving, and landscaping. The work also includes concrete foundations and slab-on-grade, steel structure, steel joists and decking, light gage steel framing, roof membrane over roof insulation, metal roofing, sheet metal, masonry, metal stud partitions, insulation, gypsum board walls and ceilings, bio-based tile flooring, epoxy flooring, acoustical ceilings, cabinets and fixtures, carpentry, glass storefront system, painting, metal doors, wood doors, metal frames, door hardware, metal fabrications, toilet partitions and accessories, signage, lockers, loading dock equipment, fire protection and detection systems, security systems, electrical, plumbing and heating, ventilating, and air conditioning complete and ready for use.
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| 9/17/2008 |
LMACC DB BLDG 60 RESTORE MECHANICAL & INTERIOR SYS |
National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda |
$7 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N62477-04-R-0012-X027 Amnd. 4) |
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Work includes restoration of Mechanical and Interior Systems in Building 60.
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| 9/17/2008 |
LMACC DB BLDG. 61 RESTORE MECH & INTERIOR SYSTEM |
National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD |
$7 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N62477-04-R-0012-X026 Amnd. 4) |
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Work includes restoration of Mechanical and Interior Systems in Building 61.
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| 9/22/2008 |
LMACC REPLACE PLAZA PAVER BRICKS AT USUHS |
NNMC Bethesda, MD |
$5 - 10 Million |
| 2:00P |
Dept of the Navy (N62477-04-R-0012x029 Amnd. 0) |
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The work includes remove and replace in kind the brick pavers throughout the entire campus plaza's at Building "A", Building "B", Building "C", and Building "D" are included.
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| 9/26/2008 |
D/BSITE UTIL UPGRADES 13.8KV PRIMARY ELEC DIST SYS |
Nebraska Ave Complex, 3801 Nebraska Ave., SW,Wash |
$20-30 Million |
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General Services Administration (WPJ08-0289/GS-11P-08-YT-C-0173 Amnd. 5) |
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The Site Utility Upgrades - 13.8kV Primary Electrical Distribution System is a renovation of an electrical system on an occupied facility. Construction completion and final acceptance is expected to occur on or before December 29, 2010. The proposed site covers approximately 25 acres, bounded by Nebraska Avenue, Massachusetts Avenue, Rock Creek, and private property. The scope of the project is to provide a three feeder spot network electrical system including utility metering switchgear, underground distribution, underground vaults and connections to the existing buildings. Critical programmatic requirements include the need to keep the existing buildings in operation until the new system is complete. The design-build scope of work includes all engineering, civil, architectural /structural, design, construction, and other related services necessary to design and to construct the electrical distribution system. Related services include, but are not limited to, geotechnical evaluation and monitoring, archaeological monitoring, permitting, testing and inspection during construction, commissioning and potential additional geotechnical analysis of the site. Preliminary approvals have been secured from National Capital Planning Commission for the current design. Additional submissions will be required to secure final approvals. This project requires the construction of a new primary electrical system including underground utility metering vault, duct banks, underground network transformer vaults, connection to existing electrical systems and removal of the existing electrical system, including salvage of designated equipment at the Nebraska Avenue Complex, together with associated mechanical, electrical and general construction work. Work includes selective demolition of existing electrical system and storm water system, and provision of underground electrical substation vaults, electrical distribution system, spot network substations, including transformers and switchgear, medium voltage metering switchgear and cabling, PEPCO connections, switchboards, connections to existing electrical system, temporary wiring, excavation and backfill and surface restoration and incidental related work. The Contractor shall provide the services of Registered Professional Engineers and Architects, experienced in the type of work contemplated, to provide design, calculations, field survey, drawings and specifications covering the work. Disciplines anticipated include electrical engineering, structural engineering, civil engineering, architecture, and horticulture. The Contractor shall provide all the necessary labor, materials, supervision, management, quality control plan and testing to produce a finished and operational electrical system conforming to the contract documents.
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DESIGN/BUILD EXPLOSIVE DEVELOPMENT FACILITY |
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head, MD |
$33,766,000 |
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Dept of the Navy (N40080088C0004 Amnd. 0) |
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The Explosive Development Facility constructs new explosives pressing, explosives removal, explosives storage, explosives changing, and office facilities. The project also renovates facilities for melt casting, explosives machining, and laboratory space to support relocation of the Explosives Engineering Detachment from Naval Weapons Station, Yorktown, Virginia to Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), Indian Head Division in Indian Head, MD
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MATOC EXCAV/CONSTRUCT FOUNDATION - CBRNE BLDG 5049 |
Martin State Airport, Baltimore, MD |
$100,000-250,000 |
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MD Air National Guard (W912K6-08-R-0001 Amnd. 1) |
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ENTRANCE GATE SECURITY ENHANCEMENT |
Defense Logistics Agency, Ft. Belvoir, VA |
$10 - 25 Million |
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Dept of the Army (W912DR-08-R-0077 Amnd. 0) |
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The project consists of geometric road improvements to enhance security to both gates and installation of an integrated system of active and passive vehicle barriers to stop threat vehicles form breaching the compound perimeter. Work also includes canopies over truck and automobile entrance and inspection facilities, a 150 SF storage building, fencing, barrier walls, electrical service upgrades, lighting, communications, pavements, road sensors, and signage.
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