Site visit questions-N6133125R0028.pdf
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These are site visit notes for a Navy contract opportunity (N6133125R0028) for repairing a test pool at Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division (NSWC-PCD). The site visit occurred on May 19, 2025, with one contractor in attendance, and covered detailed questions about the 12-foot deep, 10-foot diameter in-ground test tank located in Building 528. Key site visit insights include confirmation that large equipment can be brought through the site gate, a laydown area is available for equipment storage, the site gate is not locked, the tank is not pressurized or currently leaking, and the tank experiences temperature ranges from 32 degrees to over 100 degrees.
The attached photos show the circular test pool with water, featuring discoloration and apparent surface deterioration. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside for resurfacing/repairing the pool, with a specific requirement to line the pool's inner surface with a carbon/epoxy skin to maximize repair longevity and minimize future maintenance. The solicitation closes on May 29, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CDT, with the primary objective of restoring the pool's functionality for Navy purposes by addressing the deteriorating and flaking inner surface.
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SITE VISIT NOTES
87 A TEST POOL -NSWC-PCD
MAY 19, 2025, 10:00 AM CDT
Contractors attended: 1
Questions asked:
1. Is there room to bring in large pieces of equipment?
Government Answer: Yes, through the gate on site.
2. Will there be room to store the equipment?
Government Answer: Yes, there will be a laydown area
3. Is the site secure/does the gate get locked?
Government Answer: The site gate does not get locked. If you can get on the base, you can get onto the site.
4. What was used to repair previously?
Government Answer: Spot repairs and paint were used to repair the tank previously
5. Is there equipment that will need to be protected?
Government Answer: The water pump and lines should not be damaged during the pool repair. Also, a ladder acts as ingress/egress for the pool and must be maintained in working order
6. How hot and cold does the tank get?
Government Answer: The tank can experience temperatures from 32 degrees or below and up to 100+ degrees. The water insulates and stabilizes the temperature changes.
7. Is the tank pressurized?
Government Answer: No, the tank is not pressurized
8. Is the tank currently leaking?
Government Answer: No, the tank is not currently leaking
9. How far is it to the nearest exit?
Government Answer: The building covering the tank is approximately 50 yards from a base road
Solicitation closes on 29 May 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CDT
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