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Solicitation 8A Expired 4 notices 18 documents

REPAIR STEEL COLUMNS, BAYS 11, 12 AND 33, BUILDING 354, DAM NECK ANNEX N4008525R0042

Solicitation N4008525R0042 Copied Notice ID 87d7ee1024934277b484a7bfaeb4e0fe Copied DEPT OF DEFENSE — NAVFACSYSCOM MID-ATLANTIC
SAM.gov
Posted
Aug 21, 2025
Deadline
Aug 22, 2025
Set-aside
8A
NAICS
236220
PSC
Z2FB

Summary

AI-generated · Aug 24, 2025

Repair three deteriorated steel columns that support crane girders in bays 11, 12, and 33 of Building 354, Dam Neck Annex, to restore adequate support for the overhead bridge cranes. The building (constructed in 1989 as a boat storage facility) uses long-running overhead cranes, and the columns near grids A-12, A-13, and D-13 are degraded where they meet the floor slab, restricting crane operation until repaired. The work must be designed to meet these conditions and allow the previously restricted crane access to be lifted, with all structural repairs ensuring cranes can operate safely afterward. Bidder eligibility is limited to contractors in MACC Group ID ML-C00075.

Four records present the same solicitation with identical scope and requirements; there are no changes or new information across notices.

Building 354 was constructed in 1989 as a boat storage facility. The building is currently used to store and repair boats. Existing overhead bridge cranes run the length of the building and are currently in use as needed. Existing steel columns are in place at each bay supporting existing crane girders. Existing crane girder columns near Grids A-12, A-13, and D-13 are significantly deteriorated where these columns meet the existing floor slab. Overhead bridge cranes have been restricted from the areas in the vicinity of these (3) columns due to their noted deterioration. The scope of work for this project is to repair these (3) existing columns at the deteriorated portions near their bases such that these columns can adequately support the overhead bridge cranes. Repairs must be designed as indicated herein, allowing bridge crane access restrictions to be lifted. ONLY CONTRACTORS IN MACC GROUP ID: ML-C00075 CAN BID ON THIS PROJECT.

From Solicitation posted on Jul 10, 2025

Building 354 was constructed in 1989 as a boat storage facility. The building is currently used to store and repair boats. Existing overhead bridge cranes run the length of the building and are currently in use as needed. Existing steel columns are in place at each bay supporting existing crane girders. Existing crane girder columns near Grids A-12, A-13, and D-13 are significantly deteriorated where these columns meet the existing floor slab. Overhead bridge cranes have been restricted from the areas in the vicinity of these (3) columns due to their noted deterioration. The scope of work for this project is to repair these (3) existing columns at the deteriorated portions near their bases such that these columns can adequately support the overhead bridge cranes. Repairs must be designed as indicated herein, allowing bridge crane access restrictions to be lifted. ONLY CONTRACTORS IN MACC GROUP ID: ML-C00075 CAN BID ON THIS PROJECT.

From Solicitation posted on Jul 18, 2025

Building 354 was constructed in 1989 as a boat storage facility. The building is currently used to store and repair boats. Existing overhead bridge cranes run the length of the building and are currently in use as needed. Existing steel columns are in place at each bay supporting existing crane girders. Existing crane girder columns near Grids A-12, A-13, and D-13 are significantly deteriorated where these columns meet the existing floor slab. Overhead bridge cranes have been restricted from the areas in the vicinity of these (3) columns due to their noted deterioration. The scope of work for this project is to repair these (3) existing columns at the deteriorated portions near their bases such that these columns can adequately support the overhead bridge cranes. Repairs must be designed as indicated herein, allowing bridge crane access restrictions to be lifted. ONLY CONTRACTORS IN MACC GROUP ID: ML-C00075 CAN BID ON THIS PROJECT.

From Solicitation posted on Jul 31, 2025

Building 354 was constructed in 1989 as a boat storage facility. The building is currently used to store and repair boats. Existing overhead bridge cranes run the length of the building and are currently in use as needed. Existing steel columns are in place at each bay supporting existing crane girders. Existing crane girder columns near Grids A-12, A-13, and D-13 are significantly deteriorated where these columns meet the existing floor slab. Overhead bridge cranes have been restricted from the areas in the vicinity of these (3) columns due to their noted deterioration. The scope of work for this project is to repair these (3) existing columns at the deteriorated portions near their bases such that these columns can adequately support the overhead bridge cranes. Repairs must be designed as indicated herein, allowing bridge crane access restrictions to be lifted. ONLY CONTRACTORS IN MACC GROUP ID: ML-C00075 CAN BID ON THIS PROJECT.

From Solicitation posted on Aug 21, 2025

Notice history

4
  1. Solicitation Posted Jul 10, 2025 View
  2. Solicitation Posted Jul 18, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  3. Solicitation Posted Jul 31, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  4. Solicitation LATEST Posted Aug 21, 2025
    • Response Deadline: Aug 08, 2025Aug 22, 2025

Details

Solicitation number N4008525R0042
Notice ID 87d7ee1024934277b484a7bfaeb4e0fe
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) Z2FB
NAICS 236220
Set-aside 8a Competed
Place of performance Virginia Beach, Virginia
Archive date Sep 06, 2025

Award Information

Not yet awarded

Contacts

primary
Abigail Reed

Email

Phone

Agency

DEPT OF DEFENSE
DEPT OF THE NAVY
NAVFAC
NAVFAC ATLANTIC CMD
NAVFAC MID-ATLANTIC
NAVFACSYSCOM MID-ATLANTIC

Place of Performance

Virginia Beach, Virginia 23460
USA

Dates

Posted Aug 21, 2025 11 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Aug 22, 2025 11 months ago