Construction of P-964 Shore to Ship Utilities, Bahrain
Closed Pre-Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- W912ER21R0001
- Agency
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ENDIST Middle East
US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- Place of performance
- BHR
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About this opportunity
This pre-solicitation notice is for the construction of shore-to-ship utilities at Naval Support Activity Bahrain. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East seeks to award a design-build-bid contract to construct utility systems to support visiting and homeported U.S. Navy ships. The project includes constructing hotel service stations, an electrical distribution system, a utility building addition, a storage facility, and associated site improvements. Proposals are due by November 2, 2020 and the agency will evaluate price and technical factors.
There is no set-aside designated for this requirement. The work involves NAICS codes 237310 and 237990, with an estimated budget between $25-50 million. As the incumbent, the USACE district office is knowledgeable about the needs and existing infrastructure. The project aims to provide reliable shore power, potable water, sewage, and waste disposal for naval vessels at the base through 2021.
Notice text
This is a D-B-B project and is referenced as P-964 Shore to Ship Utilities. This requirement is to construct adequately sized and efficiently configured shore-to-ship based utility systems on NSA II. These dedicated shore-to-ship based utility systems will support forward deployed littoral combat ship (LCS) surface combatants, and be able to service compatible homeported, forward deployed, rotationally deployed, and visiting U.S. ships on extended leave at NSA Bahrain.
This project constructs hotel service stations along the waterfront for shore-to-ship utility connections.
Constructs an electrical distribution system, pad mounted switchgear andfrequency converters along the waterfront to provide shore-to-ship electrical utility services for ship connections.
Constructs a single story addition to the existing Consolidated Utility Building. The addition will provide space for the addition of a third reverse osmosis plant and chemical storage.
Constructs a single story high-bay storage facility for the utilitysystem. The building consists of open storage with racks for the efficient storage of power cable spools, piping, hoses, tools and equipment.
Architectural systems include concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls, standing seam metal roof, insulated metal panel siding, overhead doors, translucent panels for daylighting.
Paving and site improvements include bases and sub-bases, pavement, roadways, equipment pads for frequency converters and generator, screen walls around the backup generator, equipment sunshades over the frequency converters and an above ground fuel tank.
Electrical utilities include automatic transfer switch with weather enclosure, transformers, diesel backup generator with fuel storage, telecommunications and advance metering.
Mechanical utilities will include potable water distribution system, reverse osmosis package water treatment skid, sanitary sewer distribution systems with pump stations, industrial waste ship hotel connections and advanced metering.
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