NAVFAC NRL-216 Install High Plume Exhaust System, DC – $5.6M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Washington on this 490 calendar day project to remove the exhaust duct and exhaust fans, provision of 316 stainless steel exhaust duct and rooftop high plume induced flow laboratory exhaust fan systems, integration of DDC controls with existing building DDC system and DDC front end located in building 57, patching and repairing of roof, shaft wall, shaft floor, and walls, painting, cleanup, and incidental related work while limiting disturbance to occupied lab spaces.

USCG M&R Campus HVAC Upgrade, New London, CT – $558K

Doyon Management Services will be working with the U.S. Coast Guard on this 133 calendar day project to

(1) the replacement of two packaged roof top units at Hamilton Hall
(2) removal of two server room raised floor AC units, one ductless split AC unit and provide variable refrigerant flow AC system consist of two outdoor condensing units and five indoor ductless AC units at Hamilton Hall
(3) replacement of four ductless split AC system servicing telecom rooms at Chase-E
(4) provide one ductless split AC system in the Police Department Room at Munro Hall
(5) removal one raised floor AC unit and provide variable refrigerant flow AC system consist of one outdoor condensing unit, two ductless AC units and one ducted air handler at Smith Hall’s Secret Internet Protocol Network (SPERNET) room.

NAVFAC B107/108 Paving Repair, NSA-Mechanicsburg, PA – $1.2M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAFAC Mid-Atlantic on this 240 calendar day project to to pave the northern end of the 100 “Block” of H Street/Track. This is the area between Buildings 107 and 108 and First Avenue and extending southwards and encompassing approximately 10,000 square feet. The approximate area is delineated on the sketch in Part 6 Attachments. Existing gravel driving and storage areas shall be repaired via full depth reconstruction consisting of removal of old railroad ballast, a prepared subgrade, new 12” aggregate base course, necessary drainage improvements, and 12” reinforced Portland cement concrete paved area designed for tractor trailer loads and heavy forklift traffic. New pavement markings and signage are to be provided, these will be limited to signage and markings at the entrance and exit. Where possible, namely in areas around First Avenue, some areas should be converted to vegetated rain gardens with a sump (approximately 600 square feet), filter media, underdrain, liner, and connection to the existing storm sewer. An This procurement has one (1) option bid item. The first option bid item is CLIN 0002 for the use of schedule 40 piping for all new piping in accordance with the drawings and specifications.
The Bid Option is to pave the southern approximately 8000 square feet. The bid option would be to extend the drainage system and Portland cement concrete paving all the way to the bridge between Buildings 107 & 108. Existing distance between the dock heights and road level will be maintained.