Galley Steam Equipment

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Background The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Mid-Atlantic (NAVFAC MIDLANT) is issuing a justification for the use of brand name specifications for electric food service equipment as part of the construction project to replace antiquated steam-powered galley equipment at Naval Station Great Lakes, IL. The goal of this contract is to enhance operational continuity and safety by standardizing equipment across galley facilities. Work Details The construction project involves removing the existing steam boiler system and replacing it with electric-powered galley equipment. The scope includes verifying and upgrading the existing electrical service as necessary. The specific brand name equipment to be included in the plans and specifications consists of: - (1) Insinger Dishwasher, Model Super 106 RPW: Automatic Three Tank Rack Conveyor Dishwasher with Blower Dryer (480V, 3-Phase) - (1) Insinger Pot & Pan Washer, Model DA3: Automatic Pot & Pan Washer (480V, 3-Phase) - (1) Vulcan Steam Kettle, Model K40EL: 40-gallon, electric, floor-mounted stationary kettle (480V, 3-Phase) - (2) Vulcan N Steam Kettles, Model K60EL: 60-gallon, electric, floor-mounted stationary kettles (480V, 3-Phase). The estimated value of the work is approximately $1.2 million, with $400,000 allocated for the brand name electric food service equipment. Period of Performance The work under this contract is required to be completed within 365 days after award. Place of Performance Naval Station Great Lakes, IL