NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic Waterfront Construction IDIQ MACC – $249M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic on this 5-year $249 Million Small Business Waterfront Construction Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) Construction Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC). Construction projects to be performed under this MACC will primarily be new construction, repair, replacement, demolition, alteration, and/or improvement of waterfront projects and may be of either design-bid-build (DBB) or design-build (DB) construction strategy. Types of waterfront projects that include one or more of the following elements: piers; wharves; quay walls; dry docks; bulkheads; crane rail systems; fender systems; berthing and mooring; and waterfront related utilities (e.g., steam; low pressure compressed air; fresh water; salt water; sanitary sewer; oily waste water collection; high voltage to low voltage electrical; and fire protection systems) and required staging and performing construction in or over open tidal waters from barges and/or other floating or affixed work platforms. The selected contractor(s) will be responsible for all labor, supervision, engineering, design, materials, equipment, tools, parts, supplies, and transportation to perform all of the services described in the drawings and specifications provided for each individual project.

NAVFAC D-B Building 416 Renovation, NAS-Pax River, MD – $3.3M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Washington on this 360 calendar day design-build project to renovate building 416 to meet unique security requirements. The work includes interior renovations, electrical work, lighting renovations, mechanical work, fire protection, entry control, interior armory, interior 2nd floor protected room, exterior fencing, and access control.

NAVFAC Crane Control Upgrade Building 6303, SWFPAC, WA – $2.3M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Northwest on this 400 calendar day project to modernize the control system and electrical components for one (1) 100-ton rated top running bridge type multiple girder electric traveling crane. The modernization will entail motors, variable frequency drives, pendant/radio controls, electrical enclosures, lighting, and misc. electrical devices.

USCG M&R Building N1 Renovation, Kodiak, AK – $17.4M

Doyon Management Services will be working with the U.S. Coast Guard on this 612 calendar day project to provide major interior and exterior maintenance and repair of Building N1, including architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection modifications. Exterior Work includes replacement of existing buried utilities. Due to the presence of contaminated soil in the vicinity of the project site, all excavations and dewatering shall be completed in accordance with an ADEC-approved Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and Dewatering Plan.

USACE Building 3459 Addition, JBLM, WA – $2.8M

Doyon Management Services will be working with USACE Seattle on this 300 calendar day project to provide the construction of a new addition (2,500SF) to existing building 3459 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord to better accommodate the working and training needs of the building’s operation. Spaces added include the following: Human performance training area, radio equipment storage space, athletic trainer office, detachment commander office, senior enlisted advisor office, break room and laundry area. A new fire alarm and mass notification system shall also be installed for the whole building. The existing building will require minor modifications to support the addition. The wall separating the existing and new building will be fire rated. Some structural modifications will be required in the existing building as well. Miscellaneous modifications will be required for the electrical, telecommunication, and plumbing systems.

USACE DLA DDC Building 7 and 8 Renovations, Tobyhanna, PA – $27.8M

Doyon Management Services will be working with USACE Charleston on this 580 calendar day project to provide complete interior renovation and FF&E package of the admin spaces associated with Building 7 including the restroom facilities, similar renovations to the restroom facilities in Building 8, repair to the extensively cracked floor slabs throughout bays 3-6 at Bldg. 7 with a resinous troweled gray epoxy mortar finish and safety floor markings, optional replacement of the air circulation systems in bays 3-6 of Bldg. 7, upgrade to the fire sprinkler system in bays 3-6 at Bldg. 7 including connection to the new fire sprinkler loop from Bldg. 8, removal of the existing racking systems in bays 3-6 at Bldg. 7, optional removal and replacement of the roof at bays 3-6 at Bldg. 7, replacement and new installation of the metal roof over the admin spaces and adjacent covered bays, upgrading of the fire walls between bays 2-6 at Bldg. 7 from 3-hour to 4-hour, enclosure of the Bay 3 loading dock similar to the newly enclosed dock at Bldg. 8, removal of angled loading docks at bay 5 of Bldg. 7, the addition of a partially enclosed ABA ramp for bay 5 at Bldg. 7, repair/repave of the parking area associated with bays 3-6 at Bldg. 7, and incidental related work.

USACE Madigan ACP Gate, JBLM, WA – $2.8M

Doyon Management Services will be working with USACE Seattle on this 350 calendar day project to the construct a new Active Vehicle Barriers (AVB) Control System (AVBCS), and additional electrical power (such as, transformer assembly). This work includes site grading, subgrade preparation, site utilities, paving, reinforced concrete, electrical, landscaping, security and communications, security equipment, passive vehicle barriers, guardrails, roadway design, and other items defined in the contract documents.

USBR Provo Area Office Cubicle Remodel – $1.8M

Doyon Management Services will be working with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on this 180 calendar day project to construct and complete Bureau of Reclamation Provo Area Office Cubicle Remodel including demolition, carpet, steel framed office walls and insulation, steel framed office ceilings and insulation, cubicle panels and electrical raceways, soundproof office doors, acoustic windows, furnishings, lighting, vents connected to the existing ductwork, electrical for each section of cubicles and offices, new cables from the servers for each section of cubicles and offices, and to relocate fire sprinklers.

NAVFAC 22SN Renovation, NSF Indian Head, MD – $6.3M

Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Washington on this 539 calendar day project to renovate the interior of building 22SN. The project will comply with all applicable SHPO requirements and security requirements for top secret open secure storage. Exterior work to include replacement of 3 pairs of existing large exterior doors: new door to match existing in size and appearance. Interior systems work to include modification of existing electrical, plumbing, and mechanical, fire alarm, and fire protection systems throughout the entire building. Interior bottom floor architectural work to include new floor and ceiling finishes, creation of workspaces and two unisex restrooms, and providing a delineation between the classified and unclassified zones. Interior top floor architectural work to include creation of a conference room. Due to building code requirements for egress the addition of an elevator and exterior stair is required for the top floor conference room. Proposed additions will comply with applicable SHPO requirements. Any incidental related work required for completion of project.

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.