NAVFAC Permanent Generator Installation, NSB New London, CT – $1.1M
The objective of the project is to install a diesel fuel-based permanent generator for at Naval Submarine Base New London, CT.
NAVFAC Replace Saltwater Pump Controls, PSNS, WA – $1.0M
This project is to replace damaged saltwater pump 8 controls, the control cabinet with a NEMA 4X-rated unit, and the VFD motor starter with like-in-kind components. All work must be coordinated with ongoing operations, including laydown areas and access, which require approval from the government representative.
BLM Lakeview Recreation Project, Gerber, OR – $874K
The project involves supplying and installing three new double vault toilets at designated recreation sites along the North Santiam and Little North Santiam River Corridors. Doyon will excavate and prepare each site, deliver and place the vaults, and backfill and compact the surrounding area. A six-inch thick gravel pad extending six feet from each building’s exterior will be installed and compacted.
USCG Academy Remodel Classroom, McAllister Hall, New London, CT – $532K
This project involves the complete alteration and remodel of a Classroom in McAllister Hall at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. The scope includes creating two small work rooms and one large lecture space, along with selective demolition of existing finishes and systems. Renovation tasks include installing interior partitions, doors, glazing, aluminum and glass storefronts, suspended ceilings, lighting, and HVAC modifications. Electrical updates will cover power, data cabling, fire alarm, and mass notification systems, while finishes include new flooring, paint, built-in countertops, and wood bookshelves.
USFWS Fish Ladder Grates and Cables at the Makah NFH, Neah Bay, WA – $412K
This project for the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is to replace fish ladder grates and winch/cable systems. This also includes replacing the fish ladder platform, structural supports, and grate guides.
BLM Santiam Canyon Vault Toilets, Salem, OR – $261K
This project involves supplying and installing three new double vault toilets at designated recreation sites along the North Santiam and Little North Santiam River Corridors. Doyon will excavate and prepare each site, deliver and place the vaults, and backfill and compact the surrounding area. A six-inch thick gravel pad extending six feet from each building’s exterior will be installed and compacted. All excess materials from excavation will be properly disposed of.
NAVFAC D-B Building 416 Renovation, NAS-Pax River, MD – $3.3M
Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Washington on this 360 calendar day design-build project to renovate building 416 to meet unique security requirements. The work includes interior renovations, electrical work, lighting renovations, mechanical work, fire protection, entry control, interior armory, interior 2nd floor protected room, exterior fencing, and access control.
NAVFAC Crane Control Upgrade Building 6303, SWFPAC, WA – $2.3M
Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Northwest on this 400 calendar day project to modernize the control system and electrical components for one (1) 100-ton rated top running bridge type multiple girder electric traveling crane. The modernization will entail motors, variable frequency drives, pendant/radio controls, electrical enclosures, lighting, and misc. electrical devices.
NAVFAC HVAC at ICPB Phase 2, B6589 SWFPAC, NBK-Bangor, WA – $3.9M
Doyon Management Services will be working with NAVFAC Northwest on this 180 calendar day project to replace air handler SF#4 & RF#2 w/ a roof mounted package unit and install a factory prefab roof and curb to meet structural requirements. Doyon will replace the heating & cooling coils in all air handlers, replace humidifying boilers, reroute the high efficiency boiler stack, update and incorporate DDC controls with building DDC system, and replace sump pumps in room 407.
USCG M&R Building N1 Renovation, Kodiak, AK – $17.4M
Doyon Management Services will be working with the U.S. Coast Guard on this 612 calendar day project to provide major interior and exterior maintenance and repair of Building N1, including architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection modifications. Exterior Work includes replacement of existing buried utilities. Due to the presence of contaminated soil in the vicinity of the project site, all excavations and dewatering shall be completed in accordance with an ADEC-approved Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and Dewatering Plan.