P617 Transit Protection Program Facility, NSB Kings Bay, GA

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) is seeking industry feedback for the P617 Transit Protection Program Facility at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Kings Bay, GA. The purpose of the Industry Day is to generate interest and explain this complex project, which includes secure areas, construction supply chain challenges, and skilled labor availability. This event provides an opportunity for contractors with similar construction experience to learn more about the upcoming project and its acquisition strategy. Work Details The project involves constructing waterfront and shore infrastructure for the Transit Protection Program at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, GA. Key components include: - A general purpose berthing pier; - A trestle with controlled access; - Floating small craft berthing piers; - Pier side utility services; - Wave attenuators; - Temporary small craft berthing with temporary utility services; - An operational storage facility with trailered boat parking; - A compressed air system; - A guard shack; - MOGAS and DFM distribution systems; - A MOGAS storage system. All facilities must be built for a 50-year service life, with components having shorter anticipated service lives designed for inspection and repair. The project also includes demolition of existing infrastructure such as piers and trestles. Place of Performance Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Kings Bay, GA.