Building 2600 and Building 11 New Wall/Door

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Background The contract is issued by the ROICC Camp Lejeune, part of the Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. The mission of this agency includes managing construction projects that support the operational readiness of the Marine Corps. The goal of this contract is to renovate and construct new walls and doors at Building 2600 and Building 11, enhancing the facilities to meet current standards. Work Details The scope of work includes the following tasks: construction of new walls and installation of doors at Building 2600 and Building 11. Specific tasks involve: - Installation of new 5" mildew and moisture resistant gypsum board, including painting. - Erection of new 3 5" metal studs at 16" on center with R-15 batt insulation. - Installation of new hollow metal frames for doors as scheduled. - Application of sealant at all edges typical for moisture resistance. - Renovation notes indicate that these details must tie into existing structures, ensuring compatibility with current building systems. Place of Performance The construction projects will take place at MCB Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, specifically at Building 2600 and Building 11.