The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) has issued an IDIQ solicitation for the renovation of Building 592 at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The project encompasses extensive demolition, structural steel replacement, electrical substation and distribution upgrades, full HVAC retrofit, fire‑protection and alarm system installation, interior fit‑out, and hazardous‑material remediation. The work must comply with numerous federal, state, and local codes, and all documentation must be submitted through NAVFAC’s eCMS system with Earned‑Value reporting tied to a cost‑loaded schedule.
• Replace existing building substation, power distribution panels, and related electrical infrastructure.
• Perform full HVAC replacement, including dust‑exhaust systems, BACnet controls, and unitary heating/cooling equipment.
• Demolish and remediate asbestos, lead, PCB, and mercury‑containing components; install new structural steel framing, mezzanine floor infill, and associated stair/ladder systems.
• Provide interior renovations: new mezzanine office/break‑room, second‑floor printer/office spaces, FF&E, lighting upgrades, and fire‑alarm/sprinkler systems.
• Meet strict schedule and reporting requirements (e.g., 30‑day pre‑construction submittal register, 15‑day notice for utility interruptions, monthly NAS updates, and 15‑working‑day review periods) via the eCMS electronic portal.