fEDERAL projects
Bldg CEP 198 Nursing Mothers Room
Naval Station Norfolk
PWD Norfolk – FEAD, 9742 Maryland Avenue, Bldg A81 2nd Fl, Norfolk, VA 23511
The work includes renovating building rooms in CEP-198 for use as Nursing Mother’s Rooms. The space will include a private area with accessible outlets, comfortable bench chairs, a sink and countertop for hand washing and pump equipment cleaning, breast pump shelf, a clothing rack, privacy curtain, new lockable door hardware, new signage, undercounter refrigerator and additional table and chairs as needed for waiting mothers.
MWR Gear Rental Office renovation Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, ME
NAVFAC MIDLANT PWDME, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard B59, Portsmouth, NH 03804
The contractor shall provide all tools, equipment, material, labor and supervision to accomplish MWR Gear Office
Renovation, in accordance with SoW_Rev3_MWR GR Add H25_04/20/2022, including office renovation, bathroom
renovation, asbestos abatement, sitework including removal of IR soils, and fencing.
Bldg 360 Various Repairs
Northwest Annex Chesapeake, VA
PWD Norfolk – FEAD, 9742 Maryland Avenue, Bldg A81 2nd Fl, Norfolk, VA 23511
The work includes replacement of the acoustic ceiling tiles on both the first and second floors, remove all existing floor
coverings and replace the floor covering with epoxy coating, Paint walls with latex paint color to be customer’s choice.
Rebuild in kind, the Quarter Deck Desk located at the front entrance (room #102).
Turnstile Fiber Installation for PSNET
Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VA
NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic – FEAD PWD NNSY,
Bldg 492, Portsmouth, VA 23709
The purpose of this task is to provide fiber optic cable existing fiber optic panels to provide connectivity of
pedestrian turnstiles to the PSNET network, NNSY. The Contractor shall ensure proper operational status upon completion of task.
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
M123 R22 Replacement
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Scope of Work included replacing the existing cooling systems on the 1st floor of M1 and the 2nd floor of M3 with new R454B units. The existing indoor unit locations will remain unchanged; however, the refrigerant line-set routing will be modified to accommodate new branch boxes. Each indoor unit will be provided with its own condensate pump and connected to the applicable drain system above the drop ceiling. The M1 system will include four (4) wall-mounted indoor units and one (1) 4-ton outdoor unit, while the M3 system will include five (5) wall-mounted indoor units, one (1) 4-ton outdoor unit, and one (1) 1-ton outdoor unit
