A Hawaii-based joint venture between Nan Inc. and Manson Construction Co. of Seattle has been awarded a Navy contract worth up to $22.4 million for the repair and renovation of Building 9 at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility.
The work, which was awarded to Manson-Nan Hawaii J.V. of Honolulu as a task order under a previously-awarded $500 million multiple-award construction contract, includes architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical work.
The initial task order, worth $18.8 million, contains one option that, if exercised, would increase the value of the work to $22.4 million.
According to the Defense Department, The work entails repairing a portion of the building\'s first floor and all of the second and third floors, and comprises work on offices, conference rooms, equipment rooms, bathrooms and other areas to bring them up to current design standards and building standards and codes.
It is stated that the work is scheduled for the completion by November 2013.
The work, which was awarded to Manson-Nan Hawaii J.V. of Honolulu as a task order under a previously-awarded $500 million multiple-award construction contract, includes architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical work.
The initial task order, worth $18.8 million, contains one option that, if exercised, would increase the value of the work to $22.4 million.
According to the Defense Department, The work entails repairing a portion of the building\'s first floor and all of the second and third floors, and comprises work on offices, conference rooms, equipment rooms, bathrooms and other areas to bring them up to current design standards and building standards and codes.
It is stated that the work is scheduled for the completion by November 2013.