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Indefinite Quantity Contract for Multi-Trade Construction V, Various Locations, Oahu, Hawaii

Location: Various locations in Navy and Marine installations in Hawaii and the Pacific Region
Contract Value: $18 Million
Client: Department of the Navy

The Multi-Trade construction contract was an avenue that the Navy Public Works Center (PWC) used to award construction projects. Scopes of work varied between Task Orders and required the contractor to have the ability to perform multiple and differing tasks simultaneously. Although some projects involved new construction, the majority of the projects involved the repair, replacement, or renovation of basic trade work (carpentry, plumbing, electrical). Renovations or upgrades were also performed to meet the most current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. Task Order values ranged from $5,000 to $300,000. The following is a description of the scopes of work awarded under the Multi-Trade contract:

• Architectural (finishes, miscellaneous interior and exterior work)
• Mechanical (wall and ductless split system air conditioning, plumbing, ventilation, fire protection)
• Electrical (interior and exterior low voltage electrical distribution)
• Civil (paving, grading, landscaping)
• Structural (foundation, termite damage repair, concrete, roofing, framing)
• Historic Preservation
• Demolition and Hazardous Material Abatement

Services for this contract were performed at all Navy installations on the island of Oahu (i.e. Pearl Harbor, Lualualei, Camp Smith, Kaneohe Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Barbers Point). Projects also extended to Johnston Island, where Nan, Inc. was awarded several renovation projects involving dwelling and wharf repairs.

Through the success of all task orders, Nan, Inc. was given several letters of appreciation from its customers.

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